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Medicare Stops Telehealth-New Updates October 1, 2025
Medicare stops Telehealth visits on October 1,2025. Many patients no longer can access virtual visits in the comfort of their homes. What is Telehealth? Telehealth or Telemedicine is a service that uses electronic equipment to provide virtual encounters between a doctor and a patient outside of the traditional office setting. This allows for an office […]

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Oct 193 min read
Nasal steroid sprays can battle COVID-19
Nasal steroid sprays can battle COVID-19 by blocking the virus from getting into your body and making you seriously sick. Why do nasal steroids block COVID-19 infection? A study by Cleveland Clinic looked at 80,000 people who tested positive for COVID-19. They found the chances of being hospitalized, suffering serious complications or dying of COVID-19 […]

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Sep 183 min read
Affordable Health Care-Is it a Pipe Dream?
Affordable healthcare is vital to good health. NEJM says we are one of the “richest,” countries in the world with the largest uninsured population. Why is health care becoming less affordable? The cost to each American for healthcare is rising and becoming exceedingly unaffordable. The new 2025 Budget Reconciliation Act says the New England Journal […]

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Aug 244 min read
Study shows Vitamin D Stops the Aging process
Vitamin D may stop Aging and keep us young. It’s the first Study that shows vitamin D supplements can stop the aging pathways and turn back time. What is Vitamin D? Vitamin D is an essential vitamin and hormone. It’s considered a hormone because it’s made in the body and acts on targeted cells like […]

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Jun 298 min read
Shingles vaccination-New Study says stops Heart attacks
New Study in the European Heart Journal says that people who get the Shingles vaccine have 23 % fewer heart attacks, and strokes than those who do not. What is Shingles? Shingles is a virus (varicella-zoster) that comes from the same virus that gave us chickenpox as a kid especially for those born before 1980. […]

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May 255 min read
ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease is on the Rise
Researchers with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says people with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig’s disease, a deadly neurological condition is projected to increase at least 10 % by the year 2030 with the largest rise in people 66 years or older. What is ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease? ALS […]

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May 75 min read
CAT scans linked with higher risk of Cancer says a New Study
Journal of the American Medical Association or JAMA says getting a CT (Computer Tomography) or CAT (Computer Axial Tomography) scans puts you at a 5 % higher lifetime risk for new cancers especially lung and colon cancer. This is 3 to 4 times higher than reported in earlier studies. Why do CAT scans put you […]

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Apr 275 min read
Frontotemporal (FTD)-a Dementia of Young People
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is a rare type of dementia but is one of the most common dementias of young people usually targeting people in their sixties. Unfortunately, there is no cure, but novel new experimental therapies are on the horizon that may help says a recent article out of Nature. What is Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)? […]

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Mar 296 min read
National Wine Drinking Day-Celebrate the healthy pleasure
Let’s celebrate National Wine Drinking Day. It’s a time to spread the love and health benefits of wine drinking while “spotlighting,” a new European study on how drinking your favorite “vino,” can cut your risk of a heart attack by half. Is drinking wine good for your heart health? European Heart Journal published a new […]

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Feb 223 min read
First anti-aging medication: Fountain of Youth in a Pill
A study out of the University of Liverpool in collaboration with Harvard in the Aging Cell showed by taking a blood pressure medication rilmenidine miraculously increased healthy life span. Did they accidently uncover the secrets to the Fountain of Youth?

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Feb 133 min read
Insomnia-getting worse as we age. What Celebrities says works.
Insomnia simply put is trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. It happens to everyone at some point but if happens on a regular basis it can impact how we feel, our health, and interaction with others. About 70 million Americans suffer with a sleep disorder and even many celebrities also admit to struggling with insomnia […]

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Jan 204 min read
Tips to avoid a Hangover while ringing in the New Year
A hangover after a night of heavy drinking is very common with 75 % of people who drink alcohol experiencing at least once. While there is no cure for a hangover there are certainly tips on how to prevent and manage symptoms. A recent survey of college students shows that timing of drinking matters, another […]

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Dec 31, 20243 min read
Stopping weight loss injections like Ozempic-what happens?
Weight loss injections like Ozempic and Wegovy and the newer dual GLP-1/glucose dependent insulinotropic peptide like Mounjara have shown explosive growth across the US with 20 % and more weight loss. But what happens when they are stopped? Q: What happens when weight loss injections are stopped? In studies of weight loss, 1/3 of people […]

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Nov 17, 20242 min read
Q & A: New study shows Semaglutide helps with knee pain
New study in New England Journal of Medicine shows how weekly injections with Semaglutide (weight loss medication like Ozempic) helped overweight people with arthritis and knee pain get relief. Does excess weight cause arthritis or knee pain? Yes, obesity or being overweight is very common and so is knee pain and arthritis (joint inflammation). In […]

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Nov 10, 20242 min read
Q & A: Weight loss injections-Trending in popularity
Discover how weight loss injections like Ozempic help combat obesity and transform your health for better. They are trending in popularity because work to help you lose weight with seemingly few side effects. How many people struggle with weight loss? Many people struggle with obesity and weight loss, and here is “the skinny,” on weight […]

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Nov 9, 20242 min read
Vegan beef-safety in FDA labeling
New England Journal of Medicine reported an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at Stone Gates Food in Minnesota alleging that a vegan beef protein substitute-Tara flour-was making people sick. Chief Supply Chain Officer at Stone Gates Food said the U.S. importer of Tara flour claimed the flour was safe and could be […]

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Sep 15, 20243 min read
Predicting risk of heart disease in 30-years with one test
A study in the New England Journal of Medicine (one of the most reliable journals in medicine) followed 28,000 healthy women over a period of 30 years and found that a single test that includes low density (LDL) cholesterol, C-reactive protein (marker for inflammation), and a specialized fat particle called lipoprotein (a) was able to […]

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Sep 7, 20244 min read
Today is National Ice Cream Day-is it healthy?
Today, July 21st is the celebration of National Ice Cream Day. Started by Ronald Reagan 30 years ago, it is celebrated on the 3rd “Sund..ae,” in July. And, in fact, all of July is celebrated as National Ice Cream month with Vanilla in 1st place, Chocolate in 2nd and a tie breaker for 3rd between […]

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Jul 21, 20242 min read
Is Magnesium good for sleep? A Recent Update
If you have difficulty sleeping, specifically relaxing before bedtime try adding magnesium to your diet or supplements. Magnesium supplements are safe at low to moderate doses. If you have health problems especially kidney disease, you should check with your doctor before taking. Can magnesium help you sleep? According to an article from Women’s Health, magnesium […]

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Jul 15, 20242 min read
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