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Stop Expecting Antibiotics to Be Handed Out Routinely: Here's Why
For years, my colleagues on the Prepared Patient site have preached the importance of being an advocate for your own care. And they've noted that at times it is necessary to push back against doctors' recommendations if a suggested treatment does not seem right. I just returned from a visit to the U.K., which drove home the importance of that advice...Advice for People New to Health Insurance (Part 5): Do You Need a Yearly Checkup?
In part five of our series, we look at the yearly check-up and offer resources for people who are trying to decide which preventive care services are right for them...Latest Health Behavior News
This week in health news: When dieting encouragement goes wrong | What works for more walking at work | Vaccines: Not just for babies | Health insurance matters for cancer survivorsContagion: Action! Adventure! The Value of Science?
Our country is politically polarized. The economy is teetering. Distrust of government and its employees is at an all-time high. Scientists are criticized as biased money-grubbers.
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