By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Perhaps you’re interested in health, but a career in hands-on care isn’t for you. Or maybe you enjoy communicating and
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Consumers Happy with Providers, Not So Much With Their Office Staff
By George W. Chapman A survey by NRC Health, which focuses on researching and providing consumer data to the industry, found that 87 percent
Resolve To Enjoy Valentine’s Day
By Gwenn Voelckers February (and that perennial “day of love”) is just around the corner, so why not beat Cupid to the punch? Add
There Are Drugs, Then There Are Nutraceuticals, Electroceuticals
By Eva Briggs Much of the practice of medicine involves finding ways to persuade the body to make something happen or to stop happening.
Boost Energy and Teeth Health with Raisins
The strangest thing happened to a friend of mine, a vegetarian, the epitome of good health. A few months ago, she began dropping things
Little Expectations
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What You Should Know About Your Aging Parents Finances
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My siblings and I don’t know much about our elderly parents’ financial situation or their wishes if something
Social Security and Self-Employment
By Deborah Banikowski District Manager, Syracuse If you are not self-employed, Social Security taxes are typically taken out of your paycheck automatically. You and
Regenerative Spine & Musculoskeletal Medicine
Great alternative for individuals considering orthopedic surgery or joint replacement due to arthritis or injury Q: What is regenerative medicine? A.: Regenerative injection treatments
Healthcare Consolidation: Fewer Options for Consumers, Price Increases
By George W. Chapman Whether hospitals or insurance companies, most consolidations have resulted in fewer choices and higher prices for consumers. The healthcare watchdog