2022 is the year of nonmedical benefits for Medicare Advantage plans
(By Nick Moran for Becker’s Hospital Review) An Oct. 19 Avalere analysis of 2022 Medicare Advantage offerings found significant growth among nonmedical
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2 blood pressure drugs recalled because of concern about cancer-causing ingredient
(By Rachel Treisman for NPR) Two types of blood pressure medication made by the company Lupin Pharmaceuticals are being recalled because
Read MoreFDA authorizes booster shots of Moderna, Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccines
(By Helen Branswell and Matthew Herper for STAT) Many Americans who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 will soon be able
Read MoreThe FDA wants you to be able to buy a hearing aid without a prescription
(By Bill Chappell for NPR) People with mild or moderate hearing loss could soon be able to buy hearing aids
Read MoreWhat we know about mixing COVID-19 vaccine doses
(By Katie Adams for Becker’s Hospital Review) The FDA is planning to allow Americans to receive a COVID-19 booster made
Read More‘They Treat Me Like I’m Old and Stupid’: Seniors Decry Health Providers’ Age Bias
(By Judith Graham for Kaiser Health News) Joanne Whitney, 84, a retired associate clinical professor of pharmacy at the University
Read MoreIf you want to join an Advantage Plan, now is the time to do it
For the roughly 63.3 million Americans who get their health coverage through Medicare, it’s the Medicare annual enrollment period will
Read MoreBoost your protection from COVID-19
(Source – medicare.gov/blog) If you got the Pfizer vaccine, get ready to help increase your protection with a COVID-19 vaccine
Read MorePolitics is derailing a crucial debate over the immunity you get from recovering from Covid-19
(By Lev Facher for STAT) WASHINGTON — Among scientists, there’s little debate: People who get sick with Covid-19 develop at
Read MorePatients say telehealth is OK, but most prefer to see their doctor in person
(By Yuki Noguchi for NPR) New Yorker Charlie Freyre’s sinuses had been bothering him for weeks last winter, during a COVID-19
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