In flight Medical Emergencies on the rise: 1 in 212 flights
November 2, 2025
In flight medical emergencies are up 1 in 212 flights: Is it a consequence of global travel or is flying getting worse for our health?
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Medicare Stops Telehealth-New Updates October 1, 2025
October 19, 2025
Medicare stops Telehealth visits on October 1,2025. Many patients no longer can access virtual visits in the comfort of their homes. What is Telehealth? Telehealth
New Blood Pressure Update: 5 things you need to know
October 5, 2025
American Medical Association (AMA) got together with the AHA to update their guidelines on high blood pressure with 5 big things you need to know.
National Coffee Day: Let’s Celebrate its health benefits
September 29, 2025
Coffee is the second most common beverage in the world (first is tea). It’s loaded with antioxidants and amazing health benefits says the Journal of
Nasal steroid sprays can battle COVID-19
September 18, 2025
Nasal steroid sprays can battle COVID-19 by blocking the virus from getting into your body and making you seriously sick. Why do nasal steroids block
Nose Sprays Stops COVID and a Common Cold
September 7, 2025
Nose sprays help block the common cold and COVID-19 by 70 %. It only takes 3 squirts of Azelastine each day to stop infections. How
Drinking Coffee in the Morning Saves Lives-Timing Matters
September 1, 2025
Morning coffee drinking compared to all-day coffee drinking is linked to better health and living longer says a new Study. Timing of the day seems
Accelerated Aging associated with Lower Vitamin D levels
August 5, 2025
There is increasing evidence that Vitamin D plays an important role in aging. This is especially true in people with lower Vitamin D levels. This
Study shows Vitamin D Stops the Aging process
June 29, 2025
Vitamin D may stop Aging and keep us young. It’s the first Study that shows vitamin D supplements can stop the aging pathways and turn
NPH or Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus-Dementia that’s missed
June 8, 2025
NPH or Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus causes problems walking, thinking, and peeing. Symptoms can look like Alzheimer’s dementia or Parkinson’s disease and may easily be missed