Articles

Facility fees: the farce everyone pays for
Medical Economics
Gut Bacteria and Heart Disease
The Journal of the American Medical Association
Less is More: Preoperative Stress Tests
American Medical Association
Less is More: “Mom, You Have to Trust Me”
American Medical Association
Less is More: When Medical Care Leads to Harm
American Medical Association
Less is More: Addressing Overuse of Medical Services One Decision at a Time
American Medical Association
Less is More: The Recommendation for Stenting in Stable Coronary Artery Disease
American Medical Association
Less is More: Hospice Diagnosis: Polypharmacy
American Medical Association
Cities where the most people have heart attacks
By Samuel Weigley | Wall Street Journal
Heart Disease Overlooked in Women
Pepsi To Drop 4-MEI As Ingredient From Colas Nationwide
Four Drugs Cause Most Hospitalizations in Older Adults
By Anahad O’Connor | NY Times
Vegetable Fat Tied to Lower Prostate Cancer Death Risk
By Charles Bankhead | MedPage Today
Aromatherapy
U.S. health “mediocre” compared to other wealthy countries
By Ryan Jaslow | CBS News
Abdominal Fat Linked to Raised Heart, Cancer Risks
HealthDay News
Obesity ‘may pose osteoporosis risk’
Diet soda may do more harm than good
Acceptance Of What Can’t Be Changed Is Key To Satisfaction In Later Life, Research Shows
The Huffington Post | By Carolyn Gregoire
Sleep Apnea May Boost Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
By Kathleen Doheny | HealthDay Reporter
Low Blood Sugar, Dementia Set Vicious Cycle in Diabetes
By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer | MedPage Today
After-meal walks may help control diabetes, study suggests
By Brian Alexander | NBC News Contributor
Vegetarians May Live Longer
By Denise Mann | HealthDay Reporter
Don’t Take Your Vitamins
By Paul A. Offit
Obese Kids: Race May Be Marker for Early Risks
By Kathleen Struck | Senior Editor | MedPage Today
Hundreds Die From Extreme Heat Each Summer, CDC Warns
Even A Small Change In Habits Helps Fend Off Stroke
by Nancy Shute