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PregnancyResource.org • 15th February 2023

Everything You Need to Know About Male Fertility Age

As men age, their fertility can start to decline. It’s important for any man trying to conceive a child with his partner to be aware of male fertility age and the potential impact it has on conception.

Many factors influence male infertility, from lifestyle choices like diet and exercise habits, to underlying medical conditions that affect sperm production or motility.

There are also assisted reproductive technologies available for those struggling with low sperm counts or poor quality sperm d

Pharmacists.org • 10th February 2023

AI Gives Medical Advice — Survey Says..

Many of us rely on the internet for information. Whether we want to know how to keep succulents alive, the official Scrabble rules, or what some mysterious rash is, the web is our go-to source.

However, are we willing to put the same level of trust in artificial intelligence (AI) to give out health-related information? If we do entrust our medical and health needs to AI, can we be sure that the diagnosis and protocols dispensed are accurate?

To determine if people trust AI for medical and heal

USARx.com • 19th January 2023

Perceptions of Marijuana and Psychedelics

In 2020, at an all-time high, 68% of Americans expressed support for the legalization of marijuana.

In the 25 years since California became the first state to legalize marijuana for medical use, and nearly a decade since Colorado and Washington state voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use, the American opinion on the use and legalization of the drug continues to shift.

In April 2021, New York became the latest state to draft legislation for the recreational use of marijuana into law.

USARx.com • 19th January 2023

The States That Lie to Their Doctor the Most

“What brings you in today?” “Do you smoke?” “How many beers do you typically have in a week?” Collecting a patient’s basic medical history is a normal part of your routine visit, and feeling ashamed to discuss these topics is also normal. But our discomfort with these types of questions can make it easy for little white lies to slip out of our mouths.

So, have you ever lied to your doctor? If your answer is yes, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Even though honesty is the best policy—for some pati

USARx.com • 19th January 2023

Surveying Americans: Items You Have to Pay for but Should Be Free

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In a year where annual inflation is soaring by 7.5% and the price of consumer goods like groceries and gas feels downright baffling, the American public is up in arms. Quite frankly, we’re all ready for some relief. In fact, there are some everyday products and services where we stop and think, “this really should be free, shouldn’t it?”

For instance, should things like condoms, vaccinations, ambulance rid

USARx.com • 15th January 2023

BlueChew vs Hims: Which ED Pill is Better?

If you’re a man struggling with erectile dysfunction, the last thing you might feel like doing is going to a medical professional’s office to talk with your medical provider about your condition. While erectile dysfunction and male enhancement can be embarrassing to talk about during a medical professional’s visit, treatment for the condition can dramatically provide improve your quality of life, self

Pharmacists.org • 15th January 2023

The Best Hair Loss Treatment for Men: Comparison Guide

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Male hair loss is incredibly common, and the likelihood of the condition increases with age.

However, no matter what age you experience hair loss, it can be frustrating and embarrassing.

If you are one of the millions of men who is experiencing hair loss at any age, you may be hoping to find an effective treatment option for your condition.

There are many different options available online through men’s healthcare providers, but

USARx.com • 15th January 2023

Hims ED Review: Does it Actually Work?

Erectile dysfunction is an incredibly popular condition, affecting an estimated 30 million men in the United States alone, but it can be very isolating.

Men suffering from erectile dysfunction often find the condition hard to talk about, even with their medical professionals, which means that many don’t seek treatment.

Recognizing th

Diabetic.org - Diabetes news and advice • 12th September 2022

The United States of Salads

Salads might not be the first thing you think about when it comes to a satisfying meal. In many cases, people presume salads to be the less fulfilling option on the menu, but in reality, that couldn’t be further from the truth. While it is true that salads are a healthier alternative to burgers, pizza, and other heavy dishes, they are also totally customizable and can be more satisfying than you would expect. However, not all salads are the same, and some are healthier than others.

For this stu

Diabetic.org • 9th September 2022

The Best U.S. Cities for Sober Living

For some, sobriety is a long-term battle, but for others, it is simply a goal to live healthier by choice. While “pulling a geographic” isn’t necessarily a cut-and-dry solution, surrounding yourself with the proper programs and like-minded individuals is a great way to start on the road to recovery. Whether you are struggling with addiction or simply looking for activities that don’t revolve around drinking or recreational drug use, the team at Diabetic.org sought out the U.S. cities that set yo

Diabetic.org • 11th August 2022

8 Key Statistics on the Cost of Diabetes

Number 1: In 2019, 760 billion US dollars was the global health expenditure on diabetes and projected to inflate to 825 billion by 2030 and 845 billion by 2045.

Summary: The United States has the largest global health expenses on diabetes at 294.6 billion, followed by China (109 billion USD) then Brazil (52.3 billion USD). Age groups with the highest cost of diabetes are 60-69, followed by 50-59, then 70-79.

Source: International Diabetes Federation Diabetes Atlas; Williams R;Karuranga S;Malan

Diabetic.org • 10th August 2022

The Top Searched Breakup Food in Every U.S. State

Everyone copes with heartbreak differently. For some, binge-watching a favorite TV show is the cure. For others, having a night on the town with your best friends is the only way to get your mind off things. But one thing is universal no matter what you do to get over it: it’s more effective when it involves food, which is the really challenging part for people with diabetes! From warm soup to cold ice cream and everything in between, food tastes different when you’ve just lost the person you th

USARx.com • 5th August 2022

Pharmacy Deserts

Everyone needs access to a pharmacy, but how accessible are they to people in the U.S.? Depending on the state you live in, a pharmacy might be around the corner, or it might be a lot farther than that. Seeing as there are over 26,000 pharmacy and drug store businesses scattered across the country, finding one isn’t the hard part, but getting there might be.

First, we’ll assess pharmacy availability on a state-by-state basis and then take an even closer look at various counties across the count

Diabetic.org • 26th July 2022

What Are the Ten Best Shoes for Neuropathy?

There are many different types of shoes that can help with neuropathy, also called peripheral neuropathy, and it is important to choose the right pair for your needs.

Neuropathy is a condition that causes nerve damage and can leave you feeling uncomfortable in certain shoes.

However, shoes that are designed to provide support and cushioning can help to reduce these symptoms and make walking and standing more comfortable.

In this article, we will give a detailed list of the best 10 shoes for n

Diabetic.org • 23rd February 2022

Circufiber Reviews: How These Diabetic Socks Are Unique

Diabetes is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases in the United States, and its subsequent symptoms can make life difficult for those who struggle with it. Namely, diabetic neuropathy, or nerve pain, affects 50% of diabetic individuals and makes everyday activities unbearable at times.

Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that occurs when high blood sugar (diabetes) damages the nerves in the body. Peripheral neuropathy affects the legs and feet first, which is why many individuals