Tina S. Ipe, MD, MPH | Podcast | October 13, 2020 “The disparity of women physicians in research is a systemic issue that should be mitigated appropriately. Women, especially minorities and immigrants, need institutional support to succeed as clinician-investigators. Medical institutions should actively participate in increasing funding mechanisms available solely for the development and promotion… Read More »
Life after pregnancy is somewhat of a mystery. Some mothers feel better than they ever did before, and some need a little extra time to feel like themselves again. Watching out for your health (and your baby’s) is key after you give birth, as there are many issues that can arise post-pregnancy. One of these… Read More »
Article content continued But the declaration also arrives as young people grow tired of living, as Naylor described it, in “COVID-19 limbo,” as people working in small businesses lose livelihoods, as U.S. President Donald Trump, fresh from a three-night hospital stay for COVID-19, encourages Americans “don’t fear COVID.” All of it could give the herd-immunity… Read More »
Fast food is not off-limits for people with diabetes, but knowing what to order makes all the difference. Check out our top picks for healthier eating at fast-food restaurants including McDonald’s, Subway, Wendy’s and more. Fast-food joints get a bad reputation for serving up foods high in carbs, sodium, fat and sugar-but that doesn’t mean… Read More »