By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Want to be a dad? Consider cutting back on ibuprofen. A recently released study in the journal Proceedings of the
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Risks and Signs of Testicular Cancer
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Estimates for testicular cancer are approximately 9,310 new cases diagnosed and 400 deaths, according to the American Cancer Society. About
Acupuncture: A Trusted Form of Treatment for Many
Ancient Chinese medical practice that involves placing hair-fine needles at specific anatomical points along the surface of the body By Christine Green Sandra Bordeau
5 Things You Need to Know About Overmedication
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. While the topic of opioids continues to be on the front of the news, America has another drug epidemic: the overmedication
What is Hospice Care and What Does it Offer Patients and Families?
By Kim Petrone, MD When patients are terminally ill and treatment to cure their illness is no longer an option, families may decide that
Three Ways to Cut Hearing Aid Costs
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve heard that hearing aids will soon be available over-the-counter and will be much cheaper than they currently
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Chief medical officer at Newark-Wayne and Clifton Springs hospitals discusses challenges rural hospitals face By Chris Motola Q: You are in charge of medical
New Book Announcement: ‘Alone and Content’
By Gwenn Voelckers Dear Readers, I’m delighted to announce the publication of my book “Alone and Content: Inspiring, empowering essays to help divorced and
Healthcare in a Minute – February 2018
By George W. Chapman Hospital Ratings CMS has released its 2017 star ratings for US hospitals. CMS is constantly tweaking the rankings to make