Physician Jerry Avorn argues clinicians should explain how government policy changes could affect patients’ coverage and care, without directing their votes.
Politics And The Patient Encounter, In Dire Times
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Your Age May Not Tell The Whole Story About Your Health, But Your Blood Could
A study of 18,476 people linked blood metabolite patterns with biological age, chronic disease and mortality risk, though the findings do not prove cause and effect.
Ennoble Care Expands Into 5 New States, Eyes 10 More In Push To Tackle ‘Care Deserts’
Ennoble Care entered five states in September and expects to expand into about 10 more over the next year, its CEO told Home Health Care News.
Wisdom Doesn’t Care Where It Comes From
A Sixty and Me essay argues that life experience, mistakes and relationships can teach lessons beyond formal advice or traditional authorities.
Fortell Expands Prescription AI Hearing Aids To More Than 30 States
Fortell says its prescription AI hearing aids are now available in more than 30 states through new clinics and its remote audiology service.
Epilepsy In Older Adults: More Common As We Age
A Seniors Guide report describes why epilepsy can emerge after 55, the less obvious signs in older adults and the need for medical evaluation.
Cellino Launches $5K Immune Cell Banking Service For Longevity-Focused Consumers
Cellino’s Reservoir service stores adults’ immune cells for possible future use, but the medical value of banking them remains uncertain.
Where Can I Get An mRNA Flu Shot?
Moderna’s mFlusiva is available at more than 13,000 locations, but supply is limited after its August approval. Here’s how to look for it.
Aging Life Care Managers Can Be A ‘Godsend’ For Families
Aging life care managers coordinate services and support families facing complex eldercare needs, but their independent help can cost $150 to $350 an hour.
Texas Health Agency Proposes Eliminating Children’s Autism Program
Texas health officials proposed ending the Children’s Autism Program in 2028-29, putting subsidized therapy at risk for families facing provider shortages.
