Sara Cuccurullo, MD, FAAPMR, and Talya Fleming, MD, FAAPMR, of Hackensack Meridian JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute, ...
New guidance from four major medical organizations is urging doctors to take a more connected approach to women’s heart health — starting around puberty and continuing through menopause and beyond.
A stroke can change someone’s life in an instant, but recovery continues long after leaving the hospital. New American Heart ...
Released Oct. 20, the new draft addresses community feedback on a March proposal with revisions to how Penn would protect ...
The American Heart Association, in partnership with three other medical organizations, has released the first-ever guidelines dedicated to women's heart health. Published on October 26, the ...
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Who Defines Autism Care? Single-Discipline Guidelines Risk Distorting Health Policy in the US
Single-discipline autism guidelines that fail Institute of Medicine standards risk omitting critical developmental domains, potentially distorting care coverage and clinical decisions for children ...
UC Davis Health has earned the American Heart Association’s Comprehensive Hypertension Center Certification, becoming one of ...
Kilpatrick's Ty Lord recently presented "FTC Endorsement Guidelines" at the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Georgia Influencer Marketing ...
A study demonstrated an association between air pollution and a higher risk for glaucoma, cataract and age-related macular ...
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women. It claims more than 400K lives in the U.S. each year, making it more deadly for women than breast cancer, lung cancer, and chronic lung disease ...
Protecting a woman's heart should begin long before menopause or the first signs of heart disease. That's the message from ...
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