Published: March 14, 2013 Updated: January 29, 2025 Colonoscopy exams get a bad rap. Even though such exams are brief and painless, many people fear and avoid them. Roughly one […]

March is the month in which we celebrate the fundamental role of women in our society. Therefore, we must also reflect on their comprehensive wellbeing, especially when it comes to […]

How to manage stress as we navigate health policy changes and what are the key practical tools and resources that can make a significant difference in our well-being? Understanding Stress: […]

In recent years, telehealth has moved from being a secondary option to becoming a fundamental pillar of the health system. With new health executive orders driving its expansion, it is […]

How New Executive Orders on Health May Affect You and Where to Find Help in MassachusettsWe know that recent executive orders on immigration may cause concern, especially if you are […]

In 2024, My Health Fair reaffirmed its commitment to being a bridge to health for the Massachusetts community. Our impact was made possible through strategic partnerships with leading platforms that […]

A new year brings hope and opportunities, but it can also come with emotional challenges, especially for those facing difficult situations such as migration-related uncertainty or fears of deportation. We […]

The holiday season is a time for joy and connection, but it can present unique challenges for families caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s. With some planning and understanding, it is […]

Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer’s can make a significant difference in timely diagnosis and treatment. This empowers individuals […]

Knowing the levels of mental health treatment is essential, as it enables individuals to understand the available options for effectively addressing crises or emotional challenges tailored to their specific needs. […]