By Ernst Lamothe Jr. For decades, one health ailment continues to dominate as the most severe. Heart disease is the leading cause of death
Top Features
Should You Take Vitamin D?
A recent article by the Cleveland Clinic states that people who are healthy and not undergoing treatments for health problems should not bother taking
Are Americans Financially Educated on Retirement Savings?
From the Social Security District Office Financial education helps people learn about savings, credit and loans. It also helps prepare people for life changes
Trying IV Vitamin and Hydration Therapy at BFLO Hydration
Business offers IV cocktails with nutrients tailored for individual needs: athletic performance and recovery, headache and migraine treatment, immunity and stress and anxiety By
Managing Diabetes as a Senior
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Managing Type-2 diabetes as an older adult is a little more complicated than with younger people. Often by this stage
Laura Ford-Mukkamala, D.O
Cardiologist with Great Lakes Cardiovascular discusses adult congenital heart diseases and explains why non-invasive procedures allow doctors to send fewer patients to open heart
August A. Bruno, M.D
By Chris Motola OB-GYN specializes in advanced pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic reconstructive surgery: “I handle some of the cases that aren’t handled by
Q & A with Anne D. Constantino
By Brenda Alesii Horizon Health’s CEO discusses the alliance between Horizon and Endeavor Health Services and how the combined organization will provide quality healthcare
Nuclear Medical Technologist: Salary of $84,090 No advanced degree needed
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you possess diverse interests in medicine and science, working as a nuclear medical technologist might be for you. It
Heart Disease is Often Subtle in Women
By Kimberly Blaker Know the signs, what to do and how to prevent Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in