Teri Dreher

By Teri (Dreher) Frykenberg Our brains undergo changes as we age, and there's nothing we can do about it.

October brings with it pumpkins and pink ribbons. Breast Cancer Awareness Month began in 1985 as a weeklong awareness campaign by the American Cancer Society. In 1992, the pink ribbon came into play.

We throw the term “gaslighting” around a lot these days when it comes to health care, but I wonder how many people know the origination of the term.

It's the season of goblins, scary movies — and ghosts. It's an appropriate time, I think, to discuss a situation I'm seeing more and more: medical ghosting.

If you feel like you’re seeing a dental office on every street corner, you’re not wrong. Corporate dentistry is growing as a delivery model for dental care. Just two decades ago, more than 90% of ...

As the calendar barrels toward 2025 and seasonable weather returns, it’s time to anticipate the holidays and brace for winter — physically, emotionally and psychologically. Why emotionally and psy...

Scientists have found that humans age dramatically in two bursts — at around age 44, then at around 60. As people get beyond middle age, a fairly significant number don't want to admit to themselves that they are getting older because of a variety of factors:

People thinking about career options are often advised to consider on five factors: interests and passions; skills and strengths; values and beliefs; job market potential; and earning potential.

The holiday season is upon us already! If you feel 2024 flew by, you’re not alone. Research has found that our perception of time really does speed up as we age because our brains lump time together...

The case of Henrietta Lacks became a cause célèbre when it was revealed that the doctors treating her for cancer at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore more than 70 years ago harvested some of her cervical cells without her knowledge or consent.