Healthy Outlook

More bathroom trips? A weaker urine stream? Getting up several times a night to urinate? If this sounds familiar, you may be tempted to chalk it up to “just getting older.” But changes in urination can sometimes signal changes in your prostate that are worth discussing with your doctor.

Pickleball is a great way to stay active in the summer months, but it can also lead to injury — especially in the shoulder. Amos Song, MD, with Overlake Clinics Musculoskeletal Medicine, shares how to prevent, spot and treat the most common pickleball injury.

If you grew up in the ’90s or earlier, chances are your parents reached for that familiar brown bottle the minute you scraped your knee. Family medicine provider Nancy Linscott, MD, shares the truth about hydrogen peroxide and kids’ cuts — and what those familiar bubbles are really telling you.