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Why Millions Are Trying FDA-Authorized Alternatives to Big Pharma’s Weight Loss Drugs
Compounding pharmacists can make GLP-1 drugs at lower cost. The drugs should not be confused with counterfeits, but caution is called for.
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Breast Cancer Screening: When to Begin?
Mammograms save lives. They can also raise the risk of false positive results. A decision aid helped women 40 and over choose a path.
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Abortion Restrictions' Unintended Consequences
Despite what may be the best of intentions, restrictive abortion laws raise infant mortality rates and the number of neonatal deaths.
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Do Medicare Advantage Plans Save You Money?
Lower monthly costs attract many to insurer-run Medicare Advantage plans. A deeper dive into what people pay and what they get is less rosy.
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Programs for Seniors and Caregivers Are Often Overlooked
Resources are available to help older adults as they age and care for aging loved ones, but few know about or take advantage of them.
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The Downside of the New Weight Loss Drugs
The long-term costs of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic make bariatric surgery look like a good deal. Its effectiveness seems better, too.
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New Breast Screening Guidelines
Updated guidelines on breast cancer screening have just been issued, based on the latest science. Here is what has and hasn't changed.
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"Skinny" Drugs Save $Billions
Generic drugs that use off-patent formulas can offer the same benefits as brand-name pharmaceuticals, but often at a fraction of the cost.
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Cervical Cancer On the Rise in Low-Income Areas
Cervical cancer rates and deaths are rising in low-income counties, despite PAP screening and HPV vaccines, a serious health disparity.
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Virtual Reality Support for Patients in Palliative Care
Soothing VR scenes of nature offer people in palliative and end-of-life care an opportunity for escape, reducing pain and relieving stress.
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