Advances in medicine have made it possible for a person living with HIV to have an undetectable viral load with traditional blood testing methods. If HIV is undetectable over an extended period, it is also untransmittable. An undetectable viral load is when a person has so little of the virus in their blood that a… Read More »
The holiday season is a wonderful mix of sights and sounds, family and gift-giving, celebration and thanksgiving. It seems the season gets bigger, noisier and more hectic with each passing year. In fact, in addition to the increased volume of traffic, crowd noise and music during the holidays, some of the toys on the market… Read More »
The majority of health care executives (91 percent) are confident they will see a return on investment (ROI) on artificial intelligence investments, although not immediately, and foresee the greatest impact of AI will be on improving health care, according to an OptumIQ survey. Most (94 percent) health care leaders responded that their organizations continue to… Read More »
Home News Consumer News Health Tip: Risk Factors For AFib Print this page — Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is an irregular heartbeat that can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications, the American Heart Association says. The Association reports at least 2.7 million Americans are living with AFib. A normally-functioning heart contracts… Read More »
Picking the right skin care products for dry, acne-prone skin can be tough. Most acne-fighting ingredients are intensely drying, and so many moisturizers are filled with comedogenic (pore-clogging, thus acne-causing) ingredients. But for this skin type, moisture and hydration are still essential; you just need to find the best moisturizers for dry, acne-prone skin. When… Read More »