Research shows that consistently sleeping less than 5 hours a night can increase the risk of depression. Previously, poor sleep was considered a side effect of mental illness, but new research shows that the connection between sleep and mental illness is more complex. The study, led by UCL researchers, found that people with a stronger … Read more
Two high-intensity statin regimens showed similar clinical efficacy when directly compared in secondary prevention, but one regimen was associated with a higher risk of diabetes and cataracts in results from the LODESTAR trial. Whether they were randomized to rosuvastatin (Crestor) or atorvastatin (Lipitor), those with existing coronary artery disease (CAD) had no statistically significant difference … Read more
New Jersey is a land of opportunity for cybercriminals. said Frank Costa, principal and chief growth officer of insurance brokerage World Insurance Associates, which has more than 20 offices in New Jersey. While all companies are vulnerable to cyber risks, he said, New Jersey companies represent a large cross-section of highly concentrated cyber attack targets: … Read more
Cardio is king when it comes to heart health. There are many different ways you can improve your heart, such as eating the best foods, drinking heart-healthy wine, and adding some cardiologist-approved exercises to your routine. your daily. While you might think the latter means going for a run or going to an aerobics class, … Read more
Depression is one of the most common mood disorders in older adults, and here are some habits that can help control your risk. Sign up for notifications Depression is a mental and emotional disorder that affects not only the younger generation but also the elderly. Feeling sad and sometimes feeling “blue” is normal. However, persistent … Read more
Depending on how stakeholders play their cards, the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) updated risk adjustment policy could lead to belt tightening or a golden opportunity for providers. provides palliative care in Medicare Advantage. The majority of palliative care provided to US patients is currently reimbursed through risk-based models such as Medicare … Read more