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Three major problems are putting America’s prescription drug supply in danger. First, pharmaceutical benefits management companies (PBMs) are controlling drug supply chains behind the scenes to make more money for themselves. Second, more pharmacies are shutting down, leaving many communities, particularly impoverished and rural ones, with no easy way to get medicines. Third, and just as serious, both […]
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Many people think eating disorders are only a problem for teenagers or young adults. They believe conditions like anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and other similar behaviors happen to younger women dealing with body changes and hormones. However, while most eating problems start before the age of 25, they can also develop or come back […]
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Over the years, we have learned that many people suffer in silence when it comes to bladder problems, especially something as common as mild cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), and only seek professional help when the symptoms become more serious. It’s a condition that may be shrugged off as a minor nuisance, but for those […]
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As an expat living thousands of miles from my family, I’ve learned how important it is to build a sense of community. Being away from loved ones can feel isolating, and if you’re navigating any kind of mental health issue, that isolation can feel even heavier. That’s why creating connections with others can make a […]
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Just this week, I was asked by a colleague to comment on a fairly technical article, and I was struck by the exact wording used in its opening question: Are cardioprotective glucose-lowering agents associated with reduced risk of dementia? I spend a fair bit of time reviewing and replying to questions and requests from our […]
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While many people believe we should get all our nutrients from food (and they’re not wrong), that’s easier said than done. A balanced diet full of vegetables, fruits, nuts, and legumes can provide most of what we need. But in reality, many people don’t eat this way. On top of that, certain medications or health […]
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Managing blood sugar has always been a balancing act for me, especially when I was first diagnosed with diabetes. I remember feeling overwhelmed by the readings of my blood glucose levels and thinking, “What’s ‘normal’, what’s ‘too high’, and what’s ‘too low’?” It didn’t help that the term “normal” blood sugar often seemed to refer […]
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Growing up on the sunny beaches of Australia in the 80s and 90s, I remember watching my parents’ generation bask in the sun for hours, chasing the perfect tan. Sunscreen was more of an afterthought, and it seemed like everyone believed a golden glow was worth the burn. Decades later, the impact of those sun-soaked […]
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What is the common cold? The common cold is by far the most prevalent disease worldwide. In fact, in 2019, it was estimated that there were around 17 billion colds each year worldwide[1], easily dwarfing the next most prevalent illness, which was diarrheal diseases (7 billion cases), and in third place was HIV/AIDS (2 billion […]
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There have been volumes written about the widely experienced phenomenon, which often appears when women pass out of childbearing age into menopause, and seem to lose any interest in sex with their partners. It is almost as if there is a switch in the brain, which cuts off desire simply because it can’t lead to […]
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Vacation season is about to kick into gear, and a new phenomenon called sleep tourism has popped up, where travelers prioritize and plan their trips to get as much sleep as possible. I’ll be honest, I don’t think this sounds like much fun. I’m an avid traveler and want to see and experience as much […]
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Ozempic (semaglutide) has become one of the most talked-about drugs in recent memory, not just in endocrinology circles, but across dinner tables, in TikTok feeds, and celebrity interviews. What started as a diabetes treatment has transformed into a pop culture phenomenon, thanks to its effectiveness in weight management. But as demand has skyrocketed, so have […]
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Sometimes in the 40s, there’s a moment when you realize your skin isn’t bouncing back quite like it used to. You touch your face in the morning and wonder when it started feeling so… dry. Your hairbrush seems to be pulling more than it’s leaving behind. And your nails –  well, they’re not making the […]
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Arthritis Awareness Month is celebrated each May, and it focuses on increasing understanding of a chronic condition that affects 54 million adults in the United States. Those living with arthritis often face joint pain and other arthritis symptoms that can significantly impact their daily lives. The Arthritis Foundation works to assist individuals with arthritis by […]
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While I do not fit the exact criteria for obesity, I have definitely had times where my excess body fat has significantly increased. Whether that was because of health conditions, prolonged bouts of being a bit too sedentary, or when I spent three weeks in Italy and had a minimum of two gelatos daily, I […]
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This May, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s time to take action, raise awareness, and change how we talk about mental health. Since 1949, this month has been dedicated to addressing the challenges faced by millions living with mental health conditions while working to break the stigma surrounding them. The theme, “In Every […]
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Strong bones aren’t just about avoiding fractures. They’re about living life fully. Whether you’re chasing grandkids across the yard, hiking on weekends, or just getting through the day without that creaky, stiff feeling in your joints, your bone health plays a quiet but crucial role in how you move, feel, and function. The truth is, […]
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National Nurses Day, celebrated this year as part of National Nurses Week from May 6-12, honors the role nurses play in healthcare. This week-long celebration, established by the American Nurses Association (ANA), also marks the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, a pioneer in nursing. Events like National Student Nurses Day and School Nurse […]
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After surgery many years ago, I was prescribed opioids to manage the pain. At first, I was relieved as they really helped. But then came the constipation, and let me tell you, it was awful. I found myself wondering if the pain relief was even worth it. No one really talked to me about how […]
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As someone who has spent countless hours and long wait times in hospitals and clinics due to a chronic health condition, I’ve come to truly appreciate the importance of a good patient experience. From the friendly receptionist who greets you with a smile to the nurse who takes the time to explain every step of […]
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My doctor tells me I have the biggest tonsils she has ever seen. When I was young, I thought that was very cool, but I didn’t realize it came with an increase in the frequency of sore throats compared to those with “normal” sized tonsils. While these may be inconvenient, it has given me a […]
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Cosmetic procedures include a variety of treatments designed to improve or change physical appearance. These range from non-invasive options, such as Botox injections and dermal fillers, to surgical procedures like facelifts and rhinoplasty. Botox, also known as botulinum toxin type A, is a protein produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. In small, carefully administered doses, […]
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Clonazepam, commonly known by its brand name Klonopin, is a benzodiazepine prescribed for conditions such as anxiety disorders, panic attacks, and certain seizure disorders. While clonazepam is effective for these and other conditions, the fact that it is a controlled substance highlights its potential for dependence and withdrawal symptoms. For many people, this makes it […]
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Researchers have been exploring whether glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor (GLP-1) agonists, such as semaglutide and liraglutide, could help treat alcohol use disorder (AUD). A long-term study with over 8 years of follow-up found that people using these drugs had a significantly lower risk of hospitalization for AUD compared to those on officially approved AUD treatments. This […]
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