A profession once dominated by females is gradually getting more diverse, despite a lingering gender bias among patients and health care administrators By Deborah
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Man Enough?
Gender lines becoming blurred in nursing field By Katie Coleman Nursing is reportedly one of the fastest growing jobs in the health care industry.
Why You Should Donate Blood
The need is great and only 6 percent of the population actually takes the time to do it By Nancy Cardillo It takes just
Income Tax Filing Requirements for Retirees
By Jim Miller Whether or not you are required to file a federal income tax return this year will depend on how much you
Three Ways to Cut Hearing Aid Costs
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve heard that hearing aids will soon be available over-the-counter and will be much cheaper than they currently
Your Aging Pet: When to Get it to the Vet
Arthritis, hearing loss, poor vision are some of the signs your dog is getting old By Catherine Miller Like people, pets can benefit from
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It’s All About Kombucha Tea
Some claim trendy kombucha can offer a cure to a variety of conditions — from sweaty feet and thinning hair to cataracts and even
Healthcare in a Minute – February 2018
By George W. Chapman Hospital Ratings CMS has released its 2017 star ratings for US hospitals. CMS is constantly tweaking the rankings to make
John K. Crane, M.D.
Byproduct of opioid crisis: more people getting infectious diseases, says ECMC physician By Chris Motola Q: What kind of patients do you see? A: