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The United States has long confronted a troubling fact: Americans pay far more for brand-name prescription drugs than patients in other high-income nations. In fact, the administration recently stated that […]
U.S. Drug Pricing Reform: Major Moves to Bring Down Costs for American Patients Read More »
November is American Diabetes Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and the many ways the condition affects daily life. One of the lesser-discussed—but incredibly important—areas
Diabetes & Skin Care: What You Need to Know During American Diabetes Month Read More »
Introduction When someone close to us lives with a chronic illness, it doesn’t just affect the person who is unwell — it ripples outward to touch the lives of caregivers
How Chronic Illness Impacts Caregivers: Health Burdens & Support Tips Read More »
A Growing Health Crisis Diabetes is one of the most pressing public health issues in the United States, but it doesn’t impact all communities the same way. According to the
The Unequal Burden of Diabetes: A Call to Action This American Diabetes Month Read More »
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, but for many Native American and Alaska Native (NA/AN) communities, the toll is even greater — and
Lung Cancer Hits Native American Communities Harder — and the Reasons Run Deep Read More »
As misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines continues to circulate, one myth remains especially stubborn — that vaccines are harming the hearts of young people. But science keeps saying otherwise. New large-scale
The Real Heart Risk Isn’t the Vaccine — It’s COVID Itself Read More »
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