In the hospitals, we have different personnel working to ensure that all patients are well catered for and treated. The personnel includes; nurses, doctors, physician’s
Colorectal cancer deaths are slowly declining, but shocking racial and ethnic disparities remain. According to the American Cancer Society, Latinos living in the United States
Health care is one of the most important industries. Be it a pediatric or child health care or adult health care, both are equally important.
What are my options? What would work best for me? Those questions are asked every day by individuals in doctor’s offices and hospitals when trying
In general, aging is the gradual process of changing of a person due to time and biological and psychological processes. It can also be said
Of the estimated 20 million Americans who experience the symptoms of a thyroid imbalance, more than half don’t know they have a medical condition. But
Middle-class families are being devastated by the staggering cost of life-saving insulin. While the average person spends about $1,025 per year on medication, many people
With the intense summer heat and horrible air quality, some people across the California Central Valley and other areas of the country are finding it
Sue Sheridan’s life as a patient advocate has been shaped by two devastating encounters with the health care system. Her experiences brought her to the Patient-Centered
Persistent migraines and cluster headaches disrupt the lives, careers, and families of many people who struggle to find relief from debilitating pain. Migraine is one
