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diabetes management devices

Diabetes management is the next frontier

Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is one of the most prevalent chronic conditions in the general U.S. population, ranking alongside hypertension (high blood pressure), high cholesterol, and arthritis as one of the four most common chronic diseases.  At this point in time, diabetes cannot be completely cured. The four main components of the current approach that […]
  • Diabetes Management
7 min reading
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PBM reform and global pharmaceutical sourcing

PBM Reform Is Cracking the Door Open

Over the past two years, there has been a steady build-up of attention to the serious issue of pharmaceutical drug costs in America. Pressure for reform is coming from four directions. Insurers are facing funding difficulties as more and more innovative medications are coming on to stream, and these usually have very high costs while […]
  • Drug Costs
6 min reading
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understanding inheritance and heredity

Understanding Inheritance, Heredity and Heritability

When I was growing up, there used to be a running joke that was trotted out when we gathered around the table at family get-togethers. One of the younger cousins would speak up and say “I love this family, but the problem is, there’s too much heredity, and not enough inheritance!” In some way, this […]
  • Genetics
6 min reading
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viral outbreak

Update About an Outbreak of the Nipah Virus

Health authorities in Asia and Australia are on high alert following a confirmed viral outbreak of the dangerous Nipah virus in West Bengal, India, in late January 2026.  According to the World Health Organization, Nipah virus (NiV) is very dangerous, with an extremely high fatality rate ranging from 40% to 75% once people have been […]
  • Nasal Sprays
5 min reading
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aging brains from poor sleep

Poor Sleep May Age the Brain Faster

As the general population is growing older, there’s more interest in finding out what aging does to the mind and body. One of the accepted normal consequences of logevity has been that older people spend more time lying in bed, but frequently complain that they don’t get enough sleep. In a recent study conducted by […]
6 min reading
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Pharmacist mixing medication in compounding pharmacy

It is Not Magic, But NAD+’s Role in General Cellular Health Makes it Worth a Second Look

NAD+'s role in general cellular health makes it worth a second look.
  • NAD+
7 min reading
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flu antivirals

Fighting Off the ‘Flu – and Beating It After It Strikes

Public health websites encourage people to get their annual influenza vaccine not later than October 31 to ensure immunity builds up before peak flu season, which usually ramps up in November and lasts through winter. There’s the cute slogan “Flu before Boo”, which means get vaccinated before Halloween. Getting the shot by this time provides […]
  • Antiviral
10 min reading
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woman worried about Hair loss , young asian female holds loss hair on a white background

Hair Loss in Women: Causes, Life Stages, and Ways to Cope

Hair loss is widely regarded as a phenomenon that mainly affects men as they age, but there’s no real difference across genders, other than the outward appearance. Receding hairlines and bald scalps are fully visible signs of hair loss in men, but in women it’s more subtle, when hair volume is lost, and the visible […]
  • Hair Loss
5 min reading
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vaginal health in menopause

Menopause, Estrogen, and Vaginal Health Explained

For months, I could tell that my sister-in-law Laura was hiding something but she was reluctant to open up. Finally I asked her to let me try and help. She couldn’t quite explain why something felt different – she was sleeping with the window open for sudden waves of heat. She kept lip balm and […]
5 min reading
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blood pressure monitor

Elevated Blood Pressure – Causes, Effects, and Medical Management

Elevated blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a condition where the force of blood pushing against artery walls stays higher than it should be. Blood pressure naturally rises and falls during the day, but when elevated blood pressure persists over time, it can slowly damage the body. This condition is common and often develops without […]
  • High Blood Pressure
5 min reading
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causes of irrregular periods

What Causes Irregular Periods (and What They Can Mean)

Growing up in a family where I was the only girl, amongst a brood of older and younger brothers, I felt quite lost as I moved into puberty and on through my teenage years, because I was experiencing a problem that wasn’t shareable around the dinner table. Chatting behind closed doors with my Mom didn’t […]
  • Hormones
7 min reading
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blood sugar levels

Could Tirzepatide be a “Cure” for Type 2 Diabetes?

Normoglycemia is a term that’s drawing a lot of attention in medical circles lately, not because it is new, but because suddenly it seems possible that people who have a medical condition that has always been considered “incurable” may be able to achieve the normal state, which is what normoglycemia is. The thing that’s drawing […]
  • Glp-1
9 min reading
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energy drinks rsik

Energy Drinks and Mental Health

When researchers looked at people who drink a lot of coffee versus those who regularly reach for energy drinks, an interesting and concerning pattern showed up. Higher energy drink use was linked to a greater risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors, especially among young men. That doesn’t mean energy drinks are the direct cause. This […]
  • Mental Health
6 min reading
151 views
healthcare robots

Should you Trust AI with Health Questions?

Most service providers aren’t trend setters. There may be one pathfinder that “runs it up the flagpole to see if anyone salutes”, but when more than one for-profit corporation is offering a similar (or identical) service that competes with the “new” model, you can be pretty sure that many people rose up to salute and […]
  • Artificial Intelligence
8 min reading
317 views
alcohol myths

Rethinking Alcohol and Health

For decades, moderate drinking was praised for heart and brain protection, but science is rewriting that story. It’s hard to put it more bluntly than the World Health Organization did in its statement in January 2023, which said “No level of alcohol consumption is safe for health.” Newer studies that are based on facts rather […]
  • Alcohol
8 min reading
329 views
nasodine defense against seasonal flu

The Flu Is Surging. Here’s a Game-winning Plan

I don’t know about you, but almost everywhere I turn this year, someone seems to be sick. Coworkers. Family. Friends. And the data backs it up. As we move into 2026, the U.S. is in the middle of a moderately severe flu season. According to the CDC’s most recent Weekly Influenza Surveillance Report for Week […]
4 min reading
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people get headaches

Why One-third of People Get Headaches

Headache disorders are far more common than most people realize. Nearly one out of every three people worldwide lives with some form of recurring headache. For many, headaches are not just an occasional inconvenience. They can affect concentration, mood, productivity, and overall quality of life. Almost everyone gets a headache occasionally. Headache disorders, like migraine and […]
  • Headaches
6 min reading
131 views
support heart health

Everyday Habits That Support Heart Health

Since 1964, the American Heart Association (AHA) has promoted American Heart Month every February, with the aim of raising awareness about heart disease in the general community. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the U.S. The focus is on education about heart health, and the promotion of […]
  • Cardiac Disease
7 min reading
172 views
alzheimer's disease prevalence

Alzheimer’s Prevalence: What New Research Is Showing

Alzheimer’s disease is a physical brain disorder that gradually destroys memory, thinking skills, and the ability to perform simple daily tasks. It is the most common cause of dementia, a general term for memory loss and cognitive decline severe enough to interfere with everyday life. Alzheimer’s disease prevalence has become a growing topic of discussion […]
  • Alzheimer's Awareness
6 min reading
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winter health

How Families Can Stay Healthy This Winter

Winter health care looks different depending on where a family lives, past experiences, and overall health. Some people think of winter as a cozy season, while others remember long, dark days and the extra effort it takes to keep everyone feeling well. I grew up in a climate where winter meant long, dark, and cold nights. […]
  • Winter Health
7 min reading
205 views
health anxiety

Understanding Health Anxiety

When you or someone close to you becomes unwell, it’s quite natural to feel a certain level of anxiety, but if uncontrolled, it can go too far, to the point where the anxiety and tension that is generated can itself become a cause of health issues. The term for this is “health anxiety”, and surveys […]
  • Anxiety
6 min reading
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lower drug prices from cross-border pharmacies

The Real Economics Behind Cross-Border Pharmacy Programs

U.S. patients are struggling with already high and continuously rising brand-name drug prices. Prescription drug pricing in the United States has become one of the most visible pressure points in household healthcare spending. Brand-name medicines routinely cost several times more in the U.S. than in other advanced economies, even when the products are identical and […]
  • B2B
7 min reading
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prediabetes warnings

A Smarter Way to Understand Prediabetes

Both prediabetes and diabetes are very common conditions. Studies have shown that about 38 million adults in the US have been diagnosed as diabetics, which is nearly 15% of the US adult population. Prediabetes is far more common. Reliable estimates put the numbers at just below 100 million adults in the US, although the majority […]
  • Diabetes Awareness
6 min reading
241 views

CPR on infants and young children – new guidelines explained

 Most people are aware of the life-saving technique of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), even if only from seeing it performed in real-time on news channels or simulated in popular TV medical series like ER, 9-1-1 or House. While it’s quite natural to hope that you will never be faced with a situation in which you are […]
  • CPR
7 min reading
219 views

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