The medical community and consumers are excited about the new injectable weight-loss drugs, such as Ozempic and Wegovy. The drugs suppress appetite and slow digestion. Celebrities, including Orpha Winfrey, are taking the drugs. Most doctors and health care providers like to have a pill or shot that will fix patients’ problems.
It’s time to take look at what my blogger friends are up to as April showers are bringing May flowers. In “Am I Just an Old Fogey?,” Tom Sightings of Sightings Over Sixty wonders whether it’s O.K. for Jen Psaki, President Biden’s press secretary, to leave her job and work for MSNBC as a program host on Peacock and an analyst.
Photo: JJBers CVS-Aetna lawyers, consumer advocates, and health care organizations gathered Thursday in Washington, D.C., for oral arguments on whether
With Americans regularly taking more pills than ever, Consumer Reports is asking consumers to get a “medication checkup” with their
Americans are taking more prescription pills than ever before – more than people in any other country. But Consumer Reports
These days, many doctors are giving consumers a printout when they leave the office, a summary of the visit describing
Consumers want to know how much money drug companies spend to try to persuade doctors and hospitals to use their products.
In its first-time rating of hospitals for heart surgery, Consumer Reports finds top-rated hospitals in surprising places and a wide
Most states, including one of the largest – Florida – aren’t living up to their obligations to protect consumers from doctors
