Do you think that scaring someone is the quickest way to get rid of hiccups? That might not be the case. Family physicians, Mark Loafman and Natasha Bhuyan, MD, FAAFP, share effective ways to rid hiccups with Fox News. fxn.ws/4ep73Ne

Try out our Interactive Symptom Checker! Choose a symptom and answer simple questions to find a possible diagnosis. Give it a try: bit.ly/3WMWE3Y

There are many non-medical factors that influence your health, otherwise known as social determinants of health. Talk to your doctor to learn more about how these might be impacting you and your family: bit.ly/4eCr9DK

Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the best ways to prevent many serious health problems. Dr. Catherine Varney, DO, FAAFP, FOMA, DABOM, shares why it's important to take a holistic approach to weight loss for people who struggle with obesity. bit.ly/4cbFi8q

👂 Do your ears feel full when you yawn? This is a sign that you may have Eustachian tube dysfunction. Learn exercises you can do to help open up your ear tubes. bit.ly/3RJFeWa

Why does high blood pressure cause ringing in ears? Family physician, Dr. Lizarzaburu shares prevention and treatment options, with Well+Good. bit.ly/3xhLZaF

Family physician, Alexa Mieses Malchuk, MD, MPH, FAAFP shares common #menopause symptoms with Well+Good. bit.ly/4epSvwy

One item to add to your summer to-do list: getting the pneumococcal vaccine. Family physician, Dr. Lizarazaburu shares with Parade Mag what it is and why those over 65 should consider it. bit.ly/3IWsO8q

Family physician, Alexa Mieses Malchuk, MD, MPH, FAAFP encourages one way to proactively manage your health, with Well+Good. "If you don't take advantage of that annual physical, you won't have an opportunity to really take charge of your health in the way that you could." bit.ly/3VltbiR

While RSV is common in children under 2, people of all ages can get it. Find out why doctors warn that adults aged 60 and up are especially vulnerable to severe RSV infection. bit.ly/3y8SNYt

A7: The AAFP provides family physicians with up-to-date resources, news & education that support our efforts to talk about vaccination with patients of all ages & confidently lead them to the best decisions. familydoctor.org provides physician-reviewed patient education materials.

The AAFP’s patient-facing website familydoctor.org has a new immunization hub to answer patients’ questions and address misconceptions about vaccines. Check it out here: familydoctor.org/vaccines/

Don’t forget to add vaccines to your back-to-school checklist! Vaccines not only help keep your child healthy, they also help the community by limiting the spread of disease. Find out more: bit.ly/3KXiiis

It can be difficult to discuss your weight with your doctor. Our guide can help you start the conversation about how to achieve a healthy weight: bit.ly/3L4jH6O

As viruses like #COVID19 and #flu evolve, vaccines are updated to keep you protected. Stay informed with Champions for Vaccine Education, Equity + Progress's new resource on #viruses and #vaccines: bit.ly/3WMtbsN

We know it can be a difficult to talk about weight loss, but family physicians are here to help you on your journey. Use these tips to start the conversation with your doctor: bit.ly/3L4jH6O

Measles is more than just a rash. It can be dangerous, especially for babies and young children. Luckily, the MMR vaccine offers safe and long-lasting protection. Learn more: bit.ly/3KRk9GE

Healthy weight is more than just your BMI. Check out our comprehensive health hub for tips on how to navigate this complex chronic disease. bit.ly/4cbFi8q

If you or a loved one is at risk for Type 2 Diabetes, or has been diagnosed with this disease, find out what you can do to take charge of your health: bit.ly/4dDQdsC

Did you know that women lose about half a pound of muscle per year starting around the age of 40? These tips can help you adjust to a slower metabolism and hormonal changes: bit.ly/3yFKHqK