Healthcare in the US is an industry where women consumers make 80 percent of buying and usage decisions and represent 65 percent of the workforce. This week’s Friday Five celebrates Women Chief Health Officers.
By Arlene S. Bierman MD MS & David Meyers MD – During American Heart Month, we’re reminded that heart disease remains the Nation’s leading killer—claiming more than 600,000 lives each year and imposing considerable distress to millions of American families.
HealthcareNOW Radio celebrates Black History Month. This week’s Friday Five recognizes trailblazing African Americans in the Health IT industry including innovators, influencers, administrators, leaders and recent guests on our shows.
HealthcareNow Radio shares the latest news about our station and its shows, and how you too can be part of the World Radio Day Celebration.
Nurse Lauren, HealthcareNOW Radio’s NursesNOW content contributor, discusses this week’s Wellness Wednesday tip, how to have a healthy heart.
By Joel Barthelemy – Most people have some awareness of what diabetes is; many have family members or friends with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. But what isn’t as well known is how telemedicine is helping patients manage their condition – and even saving their lives in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nurse Lauren shares her recommended products that get her through her shifts and her life. Do you have a nurse in your life and you are searching for a perfect gift? Looking to currently thank a nurse working on the front lines during the holiday season? Bookmark this page!
From all of us at Answers Media Network we wish you a safe and happy holiday. Thanksgiving is National Family Health History Day. Over the holiday the Surgeon General encourages Americans to talk about, and to write down, the health problems that seem to run in their family.
November is American Diabetes Month, a time to learn the latest about the disease, help spread awareness and research what you can do to help join the fight to find a cure. We look back at what organizations are doing to spread awareness this past month, how you can get involved, and what having diabetes in the age of COVID-19 means.
By Maria Zannes – My father was 39 when he died of lung cancer, attributed to his twenty-year Lucky Strikes habit. The U.S. Surgeon General had yet to issue his first report on the health hazards of smoking in 1960 when my father was diagnosed.
Brought to us by HealthMyne, a pioneer in applied radiomics, this week’s Friday Five identifies five benefits radiomics brings to the fight against lung cancer. November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
By Francis S. Collins MD PhD – With the holiday season fast approaching and COVID-19 surging in most parts of the country, millions of Americans—including me and my family—will break with tradition this year to celebrate in ways that we hope will help to keep us all safe and healthy.
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