Memory Loss or Dementia? Understanding the Key Differences
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Article originally published to psychologytoday.com on March 24, 2025. Know the signs of normal aging, mild cognitive impairment, and dementia. As a…
Menopause Insights From a Physician Who Gets It ft. Dr. Cecily Havert
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Burnout, Caregiver, Concierge medicine, Culture, Immunity to Change, Mental Health, Natasha Beauvais MD, Podcast, Preventive Medicine, Stress Management, Wellness, Workplace culture
Menopause Insights From a Physician Who Gets It, ft. Dr. Cecily Havert In this episode of ‘The Aging Well Podcast,’…
Compassion in Crisis: Tackling Burnout & Healthcare From Within
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Article originally published to physiciansweekly.com on February 19, 2025 Dr. Cecily D. Havert advocates for rebuilding healthcare from within through…
How to Cut Your Healthcare Costs Without Sacrificing Care
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Article originally published to psychologytoday.com on February 18, 2025. Key points The average American spends more than $10,000 annually on…
From Suffering to Strength: Nurturing Holistic Well-Being
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Article originally published to physiciansweekly.com on Feb 11, 2025 Being healthy requires moving from suffering to strength through reducing physical,…
The New Year Is Here: Time for Change, If You’re Ready
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Behavior Change, Dr. Ken Zweig, Exercise, Mental Health, Staying Active, Stress Management, Weight Management
This article was originally published on Psychology Today January 14th, 2025 Small steps lead to big change: Start simple, maintain…
Why Do We Have Side Effects to Vaccines?
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*Dr. Kenneth Zweig contributed to Abigail Fagan’s pscychologytoday.com article, published on August 9, 2024 Understanding how your immune system responds…
Traditional Medicine or Concierge Medicine?
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One of the most frequently asked questions we receive here at Northern Virginia Family Practice (NVFP) is how concierge medicine…