A 60-year-old man in Massachusetts made headlines last week… for all the worst reasons.
That’s because he became the first recorded case of a certain mosquito-borne virus infecting a human in Massachusetts since 2003.
A 60-year-old man in Massachusetts made headlines last week… for all the worst reasons.
That’s because he became the first recorded case of a certain mosquito-borne virus infecting a human in Massachusetts since 2003.
Doc’s note: August is National Make a Will Month. So this month, I’m covering a question I often hear…
“Should I pay for someone to write my will or can I do it myself?”
I’m going to lose my voice from shouting this yet again: Big Government doesn’t care about you.
No one – not Big Government, not Big Pharma, not Big Banks – will take care of you. You can only take care of yourself. You are the only one with your own best interests at heart.
It felt like just a moment ago you were enjoying dinner with your wife, and now you’re flat on your back rolling into emergency surgery.
You’ve had a massive heart attack… and you’re completely blindsided.
It was one of the biggest data breaches in U.S. history.
In 2017, millions of folks had their most valuable information – the keys to their private identities – exposed and possibly stolen. The company at fault – credit bureau giant Equifax.
Sometimes, doctors can be killers.
I’m not talking about homicide. I mean that the folks we trust with our lives make lethal mistakes… And it happens more often than you might expect.
One of the deadliest cancers is about to claim more lives than ever.
Doctors expect liver cancer to claim 31,780 lives in the U.S. this year. It’s one of the deadliest cancers you can get. That’s because it’s often undiagnosed until it’s already advanced.
There’s nothing like a small-town Fourth of July parade… and it’s something Albert never missed. In his mid-60s, he’s helped organize and run his hometown parade for most of his life.
But this year, he didn’t see the parade.
Every pill you take could spell disaster.
I’m not talking about possible overdoses or getting the wrong prescription (like my mother did)… I’m talking about increased fall risk for folks who take multiple meds.
