Stay Informed With The Emergency Center

Pneumonia is a respiratory infection which inflames the air sacs in the lungs. The air sacs sometimes fill with pus or other fluids, which trigger symptoms of pneumonia. About one million people are…

Revelers all over the country have many ways of ringing in the New Year. Depending on the celebration, there are several risk factors which create the potential for emergency medical situations.

December is National Safe Toys and Gifts Month. The observance was started by Prevent Blindness America. Approximately 217,000 children are treated in emergency rooms annually for toy-related…

Common winter injuries send people to the Emergency Room every day. Because winter is here, people should consider being extra cautious both inside and outside.

Are you feeling symptoms of influenza? Read this blog to learn what are the main complications of influenza and why should you get the flu vaccine every year.

November is American Diabetes Month. This month, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, a branch of the National Institute of Health (NIH), would like to focus on the…

Summer has come and gone, and people are preparing for winter and fall - and the illnesses that come with them. Many illnesses thrive in the fall and winter, and it is essential to spread awareness…

While available treatment options have progressed significantly over the years, COPD can often be a severe condition which may require emergency attention.

The bladder is a vital organ that serves as a storage space for the filtered urine that transfers from the kidneys. Bladder Health Month is in November, and is a time to become aware of the dangers…

A brain aneurysm is the bulging of an arterial wall in the brain. Also called a cerebral aneurysm, these bulges often go undetected due to the symptoms, which can point toward many other medical…