As the year draws to a close, I’ve been thinking about what’s in store for healthcare in 2019. I offer ten predictions below: sincere ones, hopeful ones and a few final thoughts submitted with my tongue planted firmly in my cheek. Real Predictions 1. Humanism and humanity will make a real comeback. When you walk… Read More: The Crystal Ball: 10 Healthcare Industry Predictions for 2019 –… »
Print this page TUESDAY, Dec. 11, 2018 — The bites of insects, spiders and dogs are a $ 1 billion yearly drain on the U.S. health care system, a new study has calculated. And climate change is only going to make matters worse, researchers contend. Attacks by mountain lions, bears and alligators get the most… Read More: Animal, Bug Bites a Billion-Dollar Burden »
The idea of a new a government program for paid leave is overwhelmingly popular among Americans, right up until they are informed about the possible costs. That’s the conclusion of a new YouGov survey conducted with the libertarian Cato Institute. According to the poll of 1,700 Americans, a whopping 74 percent support “a new federal… Read More: Poll finds support for paid family leave tumbles when Americans… »
MH’s Daniel Davies shares his daily routine By Jamie Carson Posted on December 6, 2018 Bench press. Write about it. Lift more weights. Ingest nothing but whey protein powder. This is what many Men’s Health readers think we get up to, but that’s just a myth, like Bigfoot or that one about the earth being… Read More: 24 Hours In The Life Of A Fitness Editor »