According to Dr. Daniel B. Jernigan, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s acting deputy director for public health science and surveillance, the COVID-19 crisis exposed the gaps in disease monitoring “in very real ways.” Early in the pandemic, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, which included $ 500 million in… Read More »
“Lifestyle medicine is only for rich people, right?” a colleague asked me several years ago, questioning my involvement in this relatively new field of medicine that guides people toward healthy habits. This has been a common misperception, for sure. But across the US, a revitalized brand of health activism is intent on bringing lifestyle medicine… Read More »
This abode’s for you. It’s an American palace that includes an on-site winery, brewery, a go-cart track, 180-foot waterslide — and a selection of retired Clydesdale horses, once part of Budweiser’s classic ad campaign. Dubbed Mount Ida, the property boasts 26 separate houses across a 4,500-acre expanse of central Virginia wine country. The estate’s primary… Read More »
High blood cholesterol can lead to serious cardiovascular complications such as choelsterol attack how stroke. Be a mindful eater cholesterol are you really hungry or just eating for the sake of it? Global Leadership in Cardiovascular Health. Comes combination of proteins and cholesterol is called blood lipoprotein. Cholesterol is needed by every cell in the… Read More »