I’d like to introduce you to Cindy, my kidney transplant. Named after the nurse who tended to me in the hospital, Cindy has been with me since 2007. I tell people that Cindy calls the shots—and I work hard to manage my health, stay connected with my healthcare providers and make sure that she stays happy. It’s not easy, but I’m grateful that I have a functioning kidney, and that’s why I’m sharing my chronic kidney disease (CKD) journey to help both patients and their providers.
If you have been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), the first thing you should know is that you are not alone. In the U.S., 41 out of 100,000 people—or an estimated 1.3 million Americans—live with this unpredictable and sometimes debilitating condition.
As we get older, our bodies change and become more susceptible to cancers. However, the latest research shows that some types of cancer, such as colorectal cancer, may be impacting more young adults.
Finding a primary care doctor and routinely visiting them for annual physical checkups and screenings helps increase your chances for a longer, healthier life. If you don’t have health insurance, seeing a primary care provider may feel like an expense you can’t make. However, skipping out on care could end up costing your wallet—and your health—more down the line.
Here are three quick tips on how to get affordable care when you don’t have health insurance.
Regular visits to a primary care doctor for preventative care like wellness screenings and annual physical exams increase your chances for a longer, healthier life. But choosing a primary care doctor isn’t always easy. If you don’t know where to start, we’re sharing a few tips for choosing the right doctor so you can invest (or reinvest) in your everyday health.
As we have previously stated, U.S. NHP studies impact less than 2% of Labcorp’s total enterprise revenue. Our non-U.S. sites do not use Cambodian supply. For U.S. NHP studies, the company has increased the number of NHP vendors with multi-year agreements to secure supply, including U.S.-bred NHP supply. We have included an impact of $80-100 million for our Early Development business in our recent 2023 guidance. We are confident about the steps we have taken to secure NHP supply for this year and beyond.
FSA and HSA accounts can be a great way to save money on healthcare, but sometimes it can be hard to know when and how to use them – and they can be easy to forget about once you've set them up. The good news is that both types of accounts can be used to pay for a variety of out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
Digital platform expansion provides women access to resources for their unique health care needs BOSTON --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 22, 2023-- Ovia HealthTM, a trusted digital health platform for women and families, today announced the expansion of its Ovia® app, which will now allow women to track
