Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia are a growing problem in America and elsewhere in the developed world.
Author: Devon Herrick
Weight-Loss Drugs Also Reduce Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Early research to assess whether weight loss for its own sake is beneficial enough to require coverage has shown some health benefits. A new finding is that GLP-1 drugs reduce the cravings for drugs and alcohol as well.
San Francisco Bay Area Reinstates Mask Mandates for Health Care Workers: Who’s Next?
Whether or not they work, requiring people to wear masks is controversial.
NYT: One Study 20+ Years Ago Condemned Millions of Women to Needless Suffering
Hormone therapy for post-menopausal women was once one of the most common treatments in America, according to the New York Times. That all changed in 2002 when a major study raised serious health concerns supposedly due to hormone replacement. Many doctors stopped prescribing hormones after the landmark study and many patients are afraid to ask.