By Anne Palumbo Longer days, singing birds, the fresh scent of cut grass: spring is here and nothing heralds the season quite like rhubarb,
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Nurses on the Frontline
They and other healthcare providers are front-line responders in the battle against COVID-19. Thank a nurse — May is Nurses Month. By Deborah Jeanne
Special Time for Nurses at a Critical Period in Medical History
By Nancy Cardillo The World Health Organization has declared 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife in a nod to the
Erasing the Stigma
Mental health comes front and center as significant priority during pandemic By Michael J. Billoni For the past four decades, Ken Houseknecht has been
Social Media: Mental Health Friend or Foe?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Whether it’s to alleviate boredom from quarantine, connect amid social isolation or get the latest news on COVID-19, social media
Perspective: How Deaths from COVID-19 Compare to Deaths from the Flu, Diabetes and Other Diseases
By George W. Chapman Various computer models have attempted to predict U.S. deaths from the coronavirus pandemic. The earliest estimates were upwards of one
Medicare Expands Telehealth Services to Help Keep Seniors Safe at Home
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, Does Medicare cover telehealth services? My 71-year-old mother has chronic Type 2 diabetes but is very concerned about
Healthy Communities 2030! Addressing People’s Health Amidst Crisis
By Lucy Connery The modern era Healthy Communities revolution is a global, quality of life improvement movement that began to spread worldwide in the
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Alone in the Time of Corona
By Gwenn Voelckers It’s been said that too much of a good thing can be too much of a good thing. While I love