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Mobile Van Made His Dental Care Easy – and Possible
Qahron Strickland knew he had a couple cavities.
Coping Strategies Can Ease Workplace Meeting Anxiety
With an estimated 11 million work meetings each day in the U.S., there is a lot of potential for a jangling nerves, sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, and other symptoms.
Addiction Recovery Is Readily Available with UPMC
Deaths from drug overdose continue to rise with more than 80,000 opioid-involved deaths reported in 2021
‘Period Poverty’ is a Health Issue That Impacts Us All
For millions of Americans, menstrual products like tampons or pads are financially out of reach, leading them to miss work or school, endure shame and anxiety, and put their health at risk.
Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month: Most Survive Diagnosis, but Challenges Remain
The American Cancer Society estimates that 43,720 new cases of thyroid cancer will be diagnosed this year, with women accounting for more than 70% of those cases
Using technology to improve health care experiences and lower costs
Technology solutions increasingly allow partners in the health care model to improve care access and outcomes while reducing costs
More than Mere Itching, Psoriasis Can Lessen Life Quality, Employee Productivity
For some, psoriasis is little more than mildly irritating, persistent itching.
August is National Breastfeeding Month
When a mother chooses to breastfeed her baby, she is choosing a natural form of nourishment that promotes optimal health and an opportunity to bond
End of Pandemic Could Mark Change in Healthcare Coverage for Some
The end of the COVID-19 pandemic could mean changes in healthcare coverage for millions of Americans brought on by changes in eligibility rules for Medicaid.
International Medical Insurance Provides Peace of Mind, Lowers Financial Risk
A 19-year-old man’s recent summer getaway to Cancun, Mexico, turned tragic when – while enjoying his pristine ocean view – he fell from three stories. Nobody saw him fall.
Take Care of Your Skin During the Summer
To avoid pain, wrinkles, and possibly cancer, using sunscreen properly and knowing your risks in developing skin cancer are critical
