Change in Quarantine Length – Per CDC
The CDC outlines a new quarantine guidelines, indicating that someone with contact to COVID may stop after 7 or 10 days depending on situation.
What an Exciting Day for the Prevention of HIV
As of Monday July 16th – the Food and Drug Administration – approved the Truvada as a prescription medication to prevent high risk patients from being exposed to HIV.
Prescription Drug Abuse is Rapidly Rising
Look into your medicine cabinet and you will undoubtedly find a prescription drug. Then think that someone out there is abusing that same medication. Many studies are pointing out what most people already know. Drug abuse is rising and just as concerning, many of the drugs are prescription medications.
Why washing your hands won’t prevent the Swine Flu!!
Great advice often comes from our mothers, but it appears the the adage of the importance of washing hands isn’t all encompassing and will be little to no benefit in preventing the Swine Flu .
Health Care Spending
Health care is an area of demanding and controversial health care programs, insurance and spending. Medicaid and Medicare are government run programs that account for a large portion of health care cost.
Swine Flu – Heating Up or Exploding??
The Swine Flu discussion continues to be a hot topic and recently it was discussed in Beijing with the World Health Organization indicating that they fear…
Auditors Warn Utah Medicaid is Wasting Taxpayers Dollars
A legislative audit was released Tuesday Aug 18th showing that Utah is wasting dollars assigned to medicaid by the federal and stated government. The audit was performed on behalf of the legislative committee and the findings are highly unexpected.
Unexpected Sudden Death of an Athlete
Nationally, about 7 million students play high school sports. And according to the “National Association of State Boards of Education”. And of those more than 20 high school students per year die from heat, heart conditions and other injuries.
