In between answering emergency calls, Jerrad Dinsmore (left) and Kevin LeCaptain perform a wellness check-up on a woman in her 90s. The rescue team in the small town of Waldoboro, Maine, was already understaffed. Then a team member recently quit after the…Read More »
By Judith Graham, Kaiser Health News Joanne Whitney, 84, a retired associate clinical professor of pharmacy at the University of California-San Francisco, often feels devalued when dealing with healthcare providers. There was the time a few years ago when she told an…Read More »
Contributed by: Rachana Arya introduction Fibromyalgia is a common chronic neurological disorder characterized by widespread pain throughout the body. It affects the central nervous system, which increases the body’s pain response. Despite the fact that it does not cause serious problems or…Read More »
Historians have long observed the connection between the natural environment and the fate of civilization. Natural disasters such as droughts, floods and crop failures regularly plunge people into chaos. Long-term changes in the earth’s climatic conditions cause thriving societies like the Roman…Read More »
Contributed by: Priyaish Srivastava Did you know already? Diabetes is one of the most common diseases in India. Around 77 million Indians are diabetics. Every sixth diabetic worldwide is of Indian origin. Indians between the ages of 18 and 35…Read More »
Writing a review of a dietary supplement is very difficult because I cannot analyze its effectiveness myself. So I asked some of my relatives and friends who are diabetics to help me test the effectiveness of the Glucoflow supplement. This Glucoflow review…Read More »
Awareness combats this, say experts! We have just seen Breast Cancer Awareness Month pass. A global campaign involving thousands of organizations to promote the importance of breast cancer. This article is important not only for women but also for men, because breast…Read More »
With the introduction of the vaccine, the restrictions have eased and life is starting to return to normal. While many people are excited about these developments, many are also afraid. If you are struggling with post-pandemic and re-entry anxiety, you are not…Read More »
In early March, Deepta Bhattacharya, an immunologist at the University of Arizona, celebrated a milestone: the point of full vaccination, two weeks after his second Pfizer shot. Since then, he has watched the number of coronavirus antibodies in his blood slowly but…Read More »
Oct 192021 Telehealth Technologies: A short-term solution that has been a long time coming Arlene Maxim By Arlene Maxim, Senior Clinical Officer, Axxess. I’ve heard from several home care service administrators that they are preparing for the first time in years to…Read More »
