Managing Healthcare

Newly diagnosed diabetes patients have a lot to learn and manage. And it’s not always easy. Along with paying close attention to your diet and exercise, you must test and monitor your blood sugar (glucose) levels at home. But, how do you know which type of testing to use? Read our tips for newly diagnosed […]

Oral health can not only affect our teeth and gums, but studies show it can have adverse effects on our entire body and general well-being. Emerging research has shed light on the surprising connections between oral health and various medical conditions. Your mouth is a vulnerable entry point for pathogens to enter and infect various […]

Although we all deserve the best possible healthcare, in reality, discrimination and disparities in healthcare harm patients throughout the US. Patients can experience discrimination in healthcare based on their race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexuality, and more. Biased treatment and limited access to care can lead to worse outcomes. Unfortunately, discrimination and disparities in healthcare are […]

Everyone deserves access to the best possible healthcare. But, sadly, ethnic and racial discrimination in healthcare, along with disparities, harm patients throughout the US. Many factors impact the quality of care received and outcomes for Blacks, Hispanics, American Indians, and Alaska Natives. What’s the difference between ethnic and racial discrimination and disparities? Ethnic and racial […]

Experts agree – doctor burnout is a public health crisis.  Importantly, doctors currently report crisis levels of work-related burnout, defined as long-term, unsolvable job stress that leads to exhaustion and feeling overwhelmed, cynical, detached from the job, and unfulfilled. Unsurprisingly, when doctors experience burnout, their health, as well as ours, is at risk. How widespread […]