Whether or not they work, requiring people to wear masks is controversial.
NYT: One Study 20+ Years Ago Condemned Millions of Women to Needless Suffering
Hormone therapy for post-menopausal women was once one of the most common treatments in America, according to the New York Times. That all changed in 2002 when a major study raised serious health concerns supposedly due to hormone replacement. Many doctors stopped prescribing hormones after the landmark study and many patients are afraid to ask.
Monday Links
- Doctor fees explained.
- The many ways Obamacare has failed.
- From the first launch globally, the median time a new drug became available was 2.7 years for high-income countries, 4.5 years for upper-middle-income countries, 6.9 years for lower-middle-income countries, and 8.0 years for low-income countries.
- Harris’s home health care plan could cost $400 billion a year.
- AI’s bedside manner is better than a doctor’s.
WSJ: Alcohol Abuse is on the Rise Among Women
My late mother told me about a slogan when she was young with women saying, “lips that touch alcohol will never touch mine.” Those days are long gone. Women are drinking more than ever before.