What the GAO found One option that may be available to those who lose their job with the employer’s Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic insurance is short-term plans that may cover some health costs. These plans are generally not subject to the federal individual health insurance requirements established by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), … Read more
It is important for mental health professionals and providers to look for newer approaches and methods to complement the current standard of care. An unprecedented increase in mental health cases caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has flooded the health system. There are about 20,000 mental health applications that work on mental health,1 but despite the … Read more
Pittsburgh, PA – Veterans will soon have the opportunity to try a new cancer screening tool, all through a blood draw. The Department of Veterans Affairs and the Veterans Health Foundation have partnered with GRAIL, LLC to provide veterans with access to the innovative GRAIL Early Detection Multiple Cancer (MCED) blood test. GRAIL will make … Read more
Every Friday, Frances De Los Santos awaits a shipment of healthy, prepared meals to land on the edge of the Mojave Desert at her Victorville gate. Out of the box, an 80-year-old retired property manager with chronic kidney disease decompresses frozen food trays that can be heated in a microwave. His favorite is the sweet … Read more
A council overseeing the Kitsap County Public Health District will be expanded to include non-elected community members and tribal representatives from pandemic-era Governor Jay Inslee to add more community insights to the organization. At the request of Inslee, a bill passed by Parliament in 2021 calls for equal representation on the health council by elected … Read more
Thousands of children in South Carolina and billions across the country could lose their pandemic Medicaid coverage this year after federal protections expired, advocates said. They call on state agencies such as the Department of Health and Human Services to keep children and families in the program. Congress passed the First Coronary Response Act in … Read more
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, May 31, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Alontxa Health Today, she has announced the results of her latest clinical research, which is said to increase the commitment to increase weight loss for adults. For research, qualified users enrolled in one of Lark’s AI prevention programs: Lark Prevention and Wellness, which includes smoking cessation, stress … Read more
NEW YORK , May 31, 2022 / PRNewswire / – BBB National Programs’ National Advertising Division (NAD) recommended that i-Health, Inc. (DSM North America) suspend health-related claims for its Culturelle IBS Full Support, including: The establishment says Culturelle IBS has “clinically shown” that it improves symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS); Product Efficiency Claims; “Full … Read more
Placeholder while loading article actions Ask most teachers or principals about student mental health this year, and they will tell you stories that are much worse than normal: More fighting in the hallway. Students cannot focus on the class. Depression and sadness. New federal data helps to quantify the worst. A survey released on Tuesday … Read more
HEALTH AdventHealth it’s back to the combination of personal and virtual health talks. AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills offer free virtual health talks to be broadcast on AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills Facebook pages. https://www.facebook.com/AdventHealthZephyrhills/. https://www.facebook.com/AdventHealthDadeCity// GAME CHANGER for knee replacements: At noon on June 29, Sarah Vande Berg Tennis and Wellness Center, … Read more