Want to Improve Your Memory: Exercise
In a study conducted by the National Institute on Aging published in the journal Cell Metabolism, found the protein (cathepsin
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Month: June 2016
Filling A Prescription? You Might Be Better Off Paying Cash
(By Julie Appleby for Kaiser Health News) Some consumers who use health insurance copays to buy prescription drugs are paying
Read MoreMassive Medicare Fraud Bust
In the latest federal government crackdown on Medicare and Medicaid fraud, has netted $900 million in fraudulent billing and total
Read More5 Key Health Care Proposals From House Republican Plan
(By Nina Oucharenko for The Daily Signal) House Republicans released their taskforce report on health care on Wednesday. The 37-page document
Read MoreCalls for Patient-Centered, Value-Driven Health Care
In the opinion column “Let’s Keep Progress on Cancer Moving” on the Morning Consult website, Stephen Ubl, chief executive officer
Read MoreTrustees Report & Trust Funds: Medicare
(Source – www.cms.gov) The Medicare Program is the second-largest social insurance program in the U.S., with 55.3 million beneficiaries
Read MoreSaving Lives And Saving Money
(By David Gorn, KQED, NPR for Kaiser Health News) Don Meade doesn’t like hospitals, but he uses them. In just
Read MoreIn Alameda County, A Big Data Effort To Prevent Frequent ER Visits
(By Jenny Gold for Kaiser Health News) Almost every day, a patient comes into Dr. Arthur Sorrell’s San Francisco emergency
Read MoreThe Year 2028 Will Not be a Good Year for Medicare or US
In a 500 page report released today, the government’s trustees for Medicare and Social Security outlined a grim financial outlook
Read MoreFirst Use of CRISPR Wins Approval
In a follow up to article posted on June 20, 2016, CRISPR Up for Federal Review. On Tuesday, a federal biosafety
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