Thursday, January 25, 2018

Broken Bones In The Elderly: Daily Wear-And-Tear or Fall: An Engineering Perspective

Reaching The Breaking Point.  University of Utah/Science Daily.  January 23, 2018.

5.3 Million Americans Poor By Global Standards--$4 A Day Of Less

The U.S. Can No Longer Hide From Its Deep Poverty Problem by Angus Deaton.  The New York Times.  January 24, 2018.;

Related Party Transactions Impact Patient Care In Nursing Homes

Care Suffers As More Nursing Homes Feed Money Into Corporate Webs by Jordan Rau.  Kaiser Health News.  December 31, 2017. 

Supply Vulnerabilities Of Vital Radioisotope Puts U.S. Patients At Risk:

Inside The Global Race To Deliver A vital Radioactive Isotope Used To Detect Cancer by Sarah Varney.  Kaiser Health News.  January 16, 2017. 

Preparing Seniors For Surgery

A Push To Get Older Adults In Better Shape For Surgery by Judith Graham.  Kaiser Health News.  January 25, 2018. 

Study Of Biological Changes Related To Weight Change: 318 Genes Worked Differently

Big Data Comes To Dieting by Gretchen Reynolds.  The New York Times.  January 25, 2018. 

Trust In The Medical Profession: Key To Public And Individual Health

Do You Trust The Medical Profession?  by Dhruv Khullar.  The New York Times.  January 23, 2018. 

Thursday, January 18, 2018

Foods Associated With Higher Odds For Colon Cancer

These Foods May Up Your Odds For Colon Cancer by Dennis Thompson.  HealthDay.  January 18, 2018.

Study: Hits To The Head, Not Concussions, Cause CTE

A New Study Shows That Hits To The Head, Not Concussions, Cause CTE by Cindy Boren.  The Washington Post.  January 18, 2017.

Large Hospitals Start Their Own Drug Companies

Fed Up With Drug Companies, Hospitals Decide To Start Their Own by Reed Abelson and Katie Thomas.  The New York Times.  January 18, 2017.

Making Medicaid A Tool For Moral Education May Let Some Die

Making Medicaid A Tool For Moral Education May Let Some Die by Eduardo Porter.  The New York Times.  January 16, 2017.

Decline In Fertility For Younger Women; Increase For Those With Advanced Degrees And Never Married

The U.S. Fertility Rate Is Down, Yet More Women Are Mothers by Claire Cain Miller.  The New York Times.  January 18, 2017.