Clinical depression is more than life’s “ups” and “downs.” Life is full of joy and pain, happiness and sorrow. It is normal to feel sad when a loved one dies, or when you are sick, going through a divorce, or having financial problems. But for some people the sadness does not go away, or keeps coming back. If your “blues” last more than a few weeks or cause you to struggle with daily life, you may be suffering from clinical depression.

Live Chair Health recently held the first "Crucial Conversations" webinar where panelists discussed health disparities found among African Americans, their opinions on the COVID vaccine, healthy new years habits, and more.

Our country's leaders are beginning to realize that our nation’s healthcare systems contain significant inequities for people of color — especially for the Black community.

All patients should leave the doctor with a better understanding of their health. These tips will help facilitate a beneficial visit.

Heart health refers to the overall condition of the body’s machine-like pump. Having a healthy heart is crucial to living a healthy and productive life.

Arteries are the blood vessels that take oxygen rich blood to places all throughout our bodies. These passages can become clogged and compromised, resulting in atherosclerosis.