Health

Medicare provides seniors with must-have insurance coverage. While plans stay relatively the same each year, the insurer does come up with changes you should know about. Start an online search to learn how these changes will impact your coverage. There are some significant changes coming for 2022 related not only to what Medicare covers, but […]

Even when you least expect it, germs – bacteria, viruses, and all kinds of matter that can make you sick – are around. While most people are only worried about catching a cold or coming down with the flu during the fall and winter, you can fall sick at any time.

If you’ve lost your health insurance and need coverage, you do have an option: short-term health insurance. A short-term health insurance plan could cover your basic healthcare costs for a few months. These types of health insurance plans let you enroll at any time.

Physical therapy can be costly. Luckily, Medicare can help take care of the costs if you’re a subscriber. If you require coverage for outpatient physical therapy, you can learn more about what Medicare can cover with an online search right now. Outpatient physical therapy can be a game-changer for those who are recuperating from an […]

From the thickness of your hair to your morning mood, your hormones have a huge impact on your daily life. If you’ve been feeling moody, ill, or just generally “off,” your hormones could be the culprit. Hormones are produced by several glands within our endocrine system, like the hypothalamus, pancreas, and pituitary. Each gland, which can be found throughout your body, produces a unique hormone which regulates a different aspect of our bodily functions.

Though self-analysis of one’s own phlegm is an insufficient substitute for a visit to your family physician, there’s no harm in learning. Today, we’re going to break down what the color of your phlegm can tell you about your health, when you’re in the clear, and when it’s time to visit a professional. Sound simple? Great! It’s time to shine a light on the color of your phlegm.

As if you don’t have enough to worry about with a tumultuous economy and unprecedented political strife, a number of old-world illnesses are on the verge of a comeback. Today, we take a look at the numerous infections, diseases, and viruses that the medical community believe may make a comeback.

Some of us remember a time long before tablets and video games when we were told to go outdoors, expected to entertain ourselves often unsupervised. Today we all lead such busy lives that this type of “free play” is harder to come by both in schools and at home, however experts say that unstructured playtime is a key element in a child’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development and is perhaps just as important as their traditional education.