GCPH Blog

Prescribed and over-the-counter medications play an important role in the health of many people. However, when these medications are used incorrectly, or if they get into the wrong hands they can be dangerous. Additionally, some medications need to be disposed of in a particular way for the health of the environment. You can keep yourself and others safe by taking a few precautions when it comes to storing, using, and disposing of your medication.

With any new season comes additional considerations for a person’s health. During springtime in Wisconsin, we can experience severe weather, flooding, allergies, ticks and insect bites, sun exposure, accidental injuries and many other issues. Many of these issues can be prevented, and we can prepare for those we can’t prevent. Keep the following tips in mind over the next couple of months to help keep yourself and your loved ones healthy this spring.

Nutrition is really important for a person’s overall health. Including nutritious foods in your meals is beneficial for your heart health, dental health, your bones, and even your mental health. But, nutrition can be difficult – whether you’re not sure how to prepare healthy foods, or you’re not sure if you can afford them. March is national nutrition month so we’re taking some time to highlight ways that you can include more nutritious foods in your life.