Tweet Maybe the American healthcare system isn’t broken due to wasteful spending, lack of competition, greed and inefficiencies. But rather, the money we’re spending is on treating diseases that could be prevented. Even if we “fixed” our health care system … Continue reading →

Tweet Swine flu continues to be in the news and the first H1N1 vaccine is well on it’s way by mid October. Public health concern is high due to absenteeism in school and work, and the fear of potential emerging … Continue reading →

TweetLet’s face it… health care prices are out of control. Who dictates these prices? Americans see doctors less often and use fewer mediations compared with people in other developed countries, but it’s the total cost of care and the higher … Continue reading →

Tweet The health benefits of a Mediterranean diet have been discussed for some time. Here is more research indicating a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease with a diet rich in vegetables, healthy fats, and low in … Continue reading →

Tweet Swine Flu- It’s coming to a town near you…that is, unless it’s already been in your neighborhood. The number of cases of Swine flu (H1N1) have grown rapidly in many of our communities. As of August 1st, US swine … Continue reading →