Scott D. Miller, MD, MBA

11/11/2025

Celebrating American military veterans for their service, patriotism and sacrifice.

11/06/2025

PROBLEMS BELOW THE BELT? Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Awareness Month is observed each November to reduce the stigma associated with discussing it. ED is a common, treatable condition and should prompt a visit to your doctor. It could be caused by another health issue.

10/21/2025

10/14/2025

Dr. Scott Miller was interviewed by Women's World magazine about kidney infections for their August article about Christina Applegate's recent kidney infection episode.

Actress Christina Applegate, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) and hosts the MeSsy podcast with fellow MS advocate Jamie Lynn Sigler, recently revealed she was hospitalized for a kidney infection. In the August 5 episode of their podcast, Applegate shared the intense pain she dealt with...

09/29/2025

The numbers speak for themselves! Men at risk for prostate cancer should have an annual screening. Don't know your risk? Talk to your doctor.

09/24/2025

Low T is underdiagnosed in many men. Don't write off some symptoms - low fatigue, low libido and more - to "getting older." Talk to your doctor - one who understands men's health. Read Dr. Miller's article that appeared in Best Self Atlanta Magazine. https://bestselfatlanta.com/the-low-testosterone-low-down/

Wellstar Medical Center breaks down your men’s health bracket to help you make it to the championship game of longevity and vitality.

09/09/2025

Prostate cancer affects 1 in 8 men. Early detection saves lives. Get tested!

09/06/2025

Today is Fight Procrastination Day - a great time to get out and take a walk or run to start that workout program you've been putting off.

09/01/2025

Hope you are having a relaxing Labor Day.

06/30/2025

Stop chasing the finish line — life isn’t a race. Take a walk, share a laugh, savor your morning coffee. Small moments create big meaning. Don’t miss them while you’re looking ahead.

06/29/2025

Gratitude isn’t just good manners — it’s good medicine. Taking a moment each day to reflect on what’s going right can lower stress, improve sleep and even boost your immune system. A thankful heart is a healthy one.