NEWS / HEALTHCARE

Low-T's Link to Severe COVID in Men

Low-T is not unusual, but it appears to put men at greater risk for severe COVID-19 infection. But hormone treatment is not without risks. >

A Long View of Weight-Loss Surgery

Bariatric surgery offers benefits that last for years. The joints, health and economic well-being of patients are all positively impacted. >

Nursing Diversity

Nurses who come from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds can reduce the life-threatening risks that accompany many minority pregnancies. >

Early Diabetes Screening to Protect Vulnerable Communities

Diabetes is a big threat in a number of racial and ethnic groups. Early screening, based on a person's BMI, could catch the disease sooner. >

The Gunshot Wounds No One Can See

It's not just about surviving: The trauma of a firearm injury has long-term repercussions for survivors and their families. >

Supplements Aren't Cancer Treatments

Taking nutritional supplements to try to treat cancer or prevent a recurrence is not good medicine. And they may interfere with treatments. >

The Medicare Enrollment Blitz Doesn’t Include Options to Move Into Medigap

If you're 65 or over you have until December 7 to adjust your Medicare policy. The problem is, it may already be too late for some changes. >

Vaccines and the Delta Variant

The vaccine rollout in Scotland gave researchers a way to test their effectiveness against the Delta variant. The results were impressive. >

Non-Surgical Approaches to Obesity Treatment

There are new, non-invasive treatments available and coming for obesity. Few people are taking advantage of them. Insurance is one factor. >

The Benefits of Checking Blood Pressure at Home

People with high blood pressure do best when they monitor their pressure often. They find this is easiest when they take their BP at home. >

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