Hospital wards in crisis due to infections

What is now being reported as a “tripledemic of Covid, RSV and flu” is pushing U.S. hospitals into a crisis mode. A few months back, we reported on the observations coming from Southern Hemisphere countries like Australia and New Zealand that “Flu is coming early this year”, and even earlier that “there could be a […]

What are the side effects of semaglutide in Ozempic and Wegovy?

Semaglutide is one of the ‘wonder drugs’ that revolutionized the treatment of adults suffering from type 2 diabetes and then went on to become a popular option for patients looking to lose weight. Like all drugs, there can be risk factors that result in side effects of semaglutide. Semaglutide belongs to a class of drugs […]

News coming out of November’s ObesityWeek

The opening week of November saw a flood of news at ObesityWeek regarding progress that has been made in the fight against obesity. Some of the discussions concerned social and economic changes that the gathering of specialists in this area is calling for, and many more items dealt with progress that has been made, and […]

Introducing the new once-a-day pill for Type 2 diabetes that replaces weekly injections

In 2017, a new drug came onto the market that radically improved therapy for adult sufferers of Type 2 diabetes. That new treatment is a once-a-week self-injectable dose of Ozempic, and it contains a newly developed drug called semaglutide. Now, the drug company Novartis that developed Ozempic has released a pill-form of semaglutide that can […]

November is National Diabetes Month

November is National Diabetes Month. In 2022, the theme is sharing ways you can work with health care professionals to build a team to help you manage your diabetes. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention lists some of the most common dangers that come with diabetes as: Heart disease and stroke. People with diabetes […]

World Alzheimer’s Day – September 21st

Each September, organizations all around the world join forces to host memory walks, fundraisers, and campaigns to raise awareness about the millions of people in the general community that are affected by Alzheimer’s Disease or other types of dementia. The peak of activity during the month is World Alzheimer’s Day, which this year is on […]

Do you qualify for use of the latest weight-loss wonder Ozempic?

Visit our Ozempic website page to find out if you now qualify to receive this remarkable new treatment that promotes weight loss. There has been a tremendous revolution in the approach that you can now take to help fight obesity. It started when the use of a weekly injectable drug for type II diabetics called […]

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month (also sometimes called just National Prostate Cancer Month – NPCM). It is a month-long campaign founded by the American Urological Association (AUA) to raise awareness about prostate cancer. The AUA created this month to help educate people about the symptoms, risk factors, and treatments for prostate cancer, raise […]

Coming Soon – a vaccine medication targeting AIDS, some cancers and infections

A new study shows that people with AIDS might soon be able to be treated with just a single vaccine dose, which potentially acts as a unique new AIDS/HIV treatment. The early findings are coming from researchers at the Tel Aviv University (School of Neurobiology, Biochemistry & Biophysics and the Sackler Faculty of Medicine) in […]

July is Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month

In July each year, we observe Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month. It is important to raise public knowledge about this painful and debilitating condition, because in the public’s eye, arthritis is associated primarily with older people, so it can easily be overlooked or underrated in its actual importance for younger people.  Fact #1 – Juvenile arthritis […]