Current Medical Research and Opinion, vol. Pesters me non stop about his next meal. Consider dose reduction or stopping aripiprazole if such urges develop. However, not all antipsychotics are thought to contribute to the same degree, and the possibility of abilify and weight gain prevention antipsychotic medications to reduce the induced weight gain has been… Read More »
Those evil, anti-gay bigots in the White House are now … working to eradicate HIV? Hmm. We’ve been told by supposed left-wing gay and transgender rights advocates, such as the oddly-named Human Rights Campaign, that President Trump is the “most anti-LGBTQ president ever.” The same activists also recently said that Mike Pence is the most… Read More »
There’s no shortage of buzz around artificial intelligence and its potential impact on a variety of areas within healthcare, from patient care to revenue cycle operations. There is an emerging trend toward AI assets that amplify the value of patient data and provide an extendable, scalable pathway to effective primary disease prevention. That’s something that… Read More »
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Black women. Now, a new study published in the journal of Ethnicity & Health reveals that racial disparities keep Black women from receiving preventive care at the same rate as their white counterparts, reports Ohio State News. For the analysis, researchers interviewed 50 women (30 white… Read More »
by Monica Quinn Pelvic Organ Prolapse – Treatment and Prevention A prolapse is a drooping or descending of organs, in this case of the pelvic organs, which are the rectum, vagina, cervix, uterus, and the bladder. These are all supported by the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles allow you to be able to control your… Read More »