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On Go Red for Women day, Dr. Tracy Hamill shares that women are more at risk of heart disease than most people realize, and she gives some information on the condition as well as some tips for maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle.
In this article, Brad Peak discusses how dental and vision can help employees to build their diabetes health care team.
Autumn brings football games and cooler weather, commonly known as booster season! In this article, Dr. Tracy Hamill, AVP and Medical Director, US Clinical Claims talks about a different kind of important booster this fall- the importance of getting a flu AND COVID-19 vaccine update.
The Sun Life Clinical Claims Innovation Lab group the majority of members with Long COVID together so that more could be learned from each case and patterns and trends could be seen in real time. Read more about the findings in this article by Dr. Tracy Hamill.
Dr. Tracy Hamill offers insight into mental health conditions and common concerns that may come up in the workplace, as well as advises ways for employers to best deal with the topic.
Dr. Tracy Hamill discusses colorectal cancer and ways to strengthen our body against it, as well as how screen for this kind of cancer younger increases odds to find it while it is still treatable.
Being heart healthy is a lifelong commitment. In this article, Dr. Tracy Hamill gives some specific tips on how to care for your heart at all ages.
As we continue into November & National Diabetes Month, I wanted to share another important part of understanding the burden of diabetes, specifically the differences between the types of diabetes.
Learn what diabetes really is, what causes it, and what you can do to postpone or prevent complications from it in this article by Dr. Tracy Hamill.
Breast cancer is one of the leading causes of death by cancer, but early preventative screenings can find the cancer when it is more treatable. Less than 30 minutes of your time every 1-2 years will increase the chance of finding breast cancer at an earlier, treatable stage. Dr. Tracy Hamill explains more in her article.
