Even Researchers Don’t Know Which Doctors Medicare Advantage Covers
A study found Google was more accurate than the program’s physician directories. View original article Author:
Month: July 2019
Team Sports May Help Children Deal With Trauma
Training, working hard, and learning to win and lose helps children develop resilience, experts say. View original article Author:
The Challenge of Caring for a Stroke Patient
A young woman’s struggle to help a husband whose brain was suddenly scrambled. View original article Author:
Does drinking alcohol in older age prolong life?
New research presents the results of a 16-year follow-up to ‘one of the largest and most rigorous’ studies on the link between alcohol use and mortality. View original article Author:
5th Circuit decision on ACA could create political havoc for GOP
Appellate court ruling carries high political stakes for 2020 presidential and congressional candidates, as well as American consumers. View original article Author: Amy Goldstein
Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 8 meant growing up quickly
Daily insulin injections, monitoring blood sugar and watching food intake have become a way of life after 18 years. View original article Author: Anthony Cave
Yes, breast cancer survivors, you can lift weights, get manicures and garden
Many of these do’s and don’ts have been debunked by research. View original article Author: Susan Berger
The Big Number: 2 hours a week outdoors suggested for better health
People who spend at least two hours a week in a natural environment are more likely to have better physical health and psychological well-being, research finds. View original article Author: Linda Searing
‘Sometimes, there’s no do-over’: Pool safety campaign aims to reduce child drownings
Brain injury or death are far from the minds of most families who own or use pools. View original article Author: Erin Blakemore
How fast do we feel pain? Study overturns previous notions
New research into the experience of pain challenges previous beliefs about how quickly pain signals travel in humans compared with touch signals. View original article Author: