A huge problem in medicine today is patient “non-adherence” to their medical regimen. Years of poor or non-adherence to medications leads to bigger costs down the line for many chronic diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure. This poses a problem for the individual patients
A new study shows a clear link between the hours of screen time kids have and their risk of diabetes. I talked about this and other risks of screentime on Better CT, along with tips for parents of kids of all ages!!
IT’S NOT YOUR IMAGINATION….all of that screen time IS affecting your eyes. I see it daily in my office – complaints of headaches, irritated eyes, and blurry vision that will come and go – all signs you may be spending too much time viewing a screen. We
Spoiler Alert! Likely both. First let’s look at these amazing new findings. Our DNA has a certain length with a little cap on the end of each strand called a “telomere.” (Greek for “end = “telos”). As we age, our telomeres shorten, and so does our
[spacer height="20px"]We shop around for items from electronics to clothing, why not shop around for our medications? [spacer height="20px"]One study found that prices for a generic cholesterol medication could actually range from $15/month to $150/month! Don't accept the first price you're given. For medications taken chronically
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