Know their tactics and be prepared Original article from MedPage Today by Jeffrey E. Keller, MD May 23, 2019 One of the more common complaints that I hear from medical practitioners in …
Buddhist Wisdom and Human Poop — And what we can learn from both
Original article by Joel Zivot, MD for MEDPAGE There are more bacterial cells than human cells in our bodies. It is time to acknowledge that the human might, after all, be the roommate that leaves …
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Senators Grill Drugmakers Over High Prices
Original article by Joyce Frieden, News Editor, MedPage Today 'Today we expect open, honest answers from the pharmaceutical industry' WASHINGTON -- Stopping rebates, using value-based purchasing, …
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FDA OKs Heart Disease Prevention Claim for High Oleic Acid Oils
Olive oil and certain other vegetable, seed oils get qualified health claim Original article by Crystal Phend, Senior Associate Editor, MedPage TodayNovember 19, 2018 Consuming oil high in …
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Experts Urge More Focus on Social Determinants of Health
Original article by by Joyce Frieden WASHINGTON -- Making progress in addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) requires efforts in three areas, Karen DeSalvo, MD, former head of the Office …
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Healthy Lifestyle Trumps Genes for Stroke Risk
Fewer strokes with good exercise and diet habits, despite high genetic risk Original article by Kate Kneisel, Contributing Writer Individuals following a healthy lifestyle had lower stroke …
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