Friday, April 23, 2021
We’ve all had to do our part this year. For many pathology laboratory owners, this means providing COVID-19 testing. As COVID cases spike, the US needs efficient test results, and the only way to keep things efficient is to avoid a backlog of tests. That’s why America’s pathology labs have stepped up to the plate.
[ Read More ]Even though we are already two decades into this new century, and women’s healthcare has improved significantly over the past several years, it still, unfortunately, falls short when compared to men’s healthcare. In the past, many female-exclusive health complaints were typically dismissed as nothing more than just “vapors” or “hysteria.” Sadly, this prejudice still exists,
[ Read More ]We all want to be healthy but doing the work to obtain good health is a different story. Dieting is hard, and change is even more difficult. It requires us to change our habits, eliminate our favorite foods and get our bodies moving. And unfortunately, when things are too hard, we don’t know where to
[ Read More ]Prenatal genetic testing provides a quick and convenient way to gather important information about your baby’s health and its risk of certain genetic disorders. Genetic testing is a personal decision. Before scheduling an appointment with your OB/GYN or general practitioner, it’s important to consider the pros and cons of genetic testing. Who Should Undergo Prenatal
[ Read More ]Cognitive decline is an unfortunate but unavoidable part of aging. It’s just a question of whether it happens gradually or unfolds rapidly. Seniors are always looking for ways to avoid a decline and the accidents that come with it. Loss of memory, balance, or wherewithal can cause physical injury too, leading many struggling seniors to
[ Read More ]From telemedicine to lockdowns and from masks to media blowouts, the COVID-19 pandemic is a very scary and confusing thing for an adult, and that much more so to a teenager on the brink of adulthood themselves. In many cases, teenagers don’t take the virus seriously because it doesn’t seem to affect the younger population
[ Read More ]Premed is tough, medical school is even tougher. When you’re trying to transition from one to the other, you’ll soon find that though some things are the same, such as going to classes and labs, others are completely and totally different. While there are plenty of reasons to apply to medical school, you can lose
[ Read More ]The quest to improve one’s health has increased over the past year. As the coronavirus has impacted millions of people worldwide, citizens have started to realize the importance of preventing adverse health conditions while also managing existing problems. However, getting on the right track with medical appointments, lifestyle changes, and management practices isn’t as easy
[ Read More ]Nothing is worse than having a persistent and discreet pain that doesn’t show up on an x-ray, MRI, or CT. After struggling with some mysterious condition for months, and often years, the person who was reluctant to go to the doctor in the first place finally does so only for the doctor to say there
[ Read More ]Let’s get this out of the way: Yes, a smartwatch can save your life. We need to be more specific for the question to be meaningful. Some years ago, the iPhone saved a man’s life just by being in his shirt pocket. He was shot. But the bullet struck the iPhone and did not penetrate
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