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by Ray Van Metre, MD, Kentucky Ear, Nose and Throat The quality of a child’s sleep is crucial to maintaining good physical and mental health. One of the most common reasons sleep can suffer is obstructed breathing from large tonsils...

by David K. Alexander, MD, Kentucky Ear, Nose & Throat Tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, is an incredibly common problem, with some estimating if affects up to 15% of adults in the United States. While most causes of tinnitus...

by K.V. Hughes, III, MD, FACS, Kentucky Ear, Nose & Throat Dizziness… it is a hard feeling to describe; but when it strikes you, it can be disabling. As there can be many causes for dizziness, we need to try...

by Carrie Dunaway Graves, DNP, APRN, NP-C, CVNP-BCLexington Clinic Cardiology Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common type of heart arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) seen in the United States and causes more than 450,000 hospitalizations and 158,000 deaths each year according...

by Bethany Borders, RD, LDE, CDCES, Lexington Clinic Dietitian Services Every year getting healthy is one of the top New Year’s Resolutions and at the top of that list is typically a new diet. A new diet can be a great...

by Shuya Wu, MD, Lexington Clinic Allergy/Asthma When we think of developing allergies to certain foods we typically associate it with children, but the truth is food allergies can start at any age. Foods that people have eaten for years,...

John P. Ziegler, MD, Lexington Clinic Family Physician Each year, flu vaccines are recommended for all patients by physicians, pharmacists, providers and nurses everywhere. While a flu vaccine does not guarantee a patient complete protection against the flu (studies have...

by Cammual Suttor, MD, Lexington Clinic Internal Medicine The Christmas and holiday season is known as the most wonderful time of the year. From songs on the radio, to shows and movies on TV and even advertisements, we’re told this...