Why your skin needs sunscreen all year long
Beyond the cancer risk, most of the skin changes we see as we get older don’t come from the aging process but from the sun’s UV rays. View original article Contributor: Sally Wadyka
Month: October 2024
Kids and teens who get covid more prone to diabetes, study finds
As the public heads into another viral season, health experts said the findings highlight how the virus continues to reveal ways to pose long-term consequences. View original article Contributor: Sabrina Malhi
Health issues motivating Black women voters for Harris
Harris is seeing an uptick in support from Black women voters who support her efforts to protect abortion and expand prenatal and postnatal care. View original article Contributor: Stephanie Armour, McKenzie Beard
Are high deductible health insurance plans a good deal for you?
Are high deductible health insurance plans a good deal for you? View original article Contributor: Kerry Dooley Young
Nutrition should play bigger role in medical training, panel asserts
Nutrition is “limited or completely absent” from most medical education programs in the United States, the new consensus statement says. View original article Contributor: Ian McMahan
Stephanie Hinds, MD, Moves To CHI Memorial Integrative Medicine Associates – The Chattanoogan
Stephanie Hinds, MD, Moves To CHI Memorial Integrative Medicine Associates The Chattanoogan >View original article Contributor:
Nurse practitioner brings functional medicine approach to Ottawa – LimaOhio.com
Nurse practitioner brings functional medicine approach to Ottawa LimaOhio.com >View original article Contributor:
Acupuncture alleviates pain in patients with sciatica from a herniated disk – Scimex
Acupuncture alleviates pain in patients with sciatica from a herniated disk Scimex >View original article Contributor:
Conference sheds light on need to bridge gap between traditional, modern medicines – Onmanorama
Conference sheds light on need to bridge gap between traditional, modern medicines Onmanorama >View original article Contributor:
Changing Alzheimer’s drug vial size might save big money for Medicare
A simple tweak in available vial sizes of the breakthrough Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi could save Medicare hundreds of millions of dollars each year, a new analysis claims. About 6% of … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor: