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A common enemy for Democrats, Republicans, and patients
Democrats have a golden opportunity to lower drug prices -- again -- before the next Congress begins on January 3. more
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Deportation is necessary to undo harm done at the border
There are other remedies that would mitigate the damage. The DHS secretary is allowed by law to require all aliens... more
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Beyond treatment: Palliative care supports your cancer journey 
The primary focus of palliative care is on a patient’s quality of life... more
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Here’s what seniors need to know about changes to Medicare Part D
Congress recently made a number of changes to Medicare’s “Part D” prescription drug benefit. more
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This 'super sport' might be the healthiest game ever invented
Everyone knows that exercise is healthy, and that playing sports is one of the best... more
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To restore faith in U.S. democracy, adults as well as kids need civics lessons
In an era of political polarization and widespread civic illiteracy, an unlikely group is spearheading... more
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Time is running out to fix Social Security
Here are the hard truths of our threatening situation with social Security and Medicare. more
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Joe Smyth
My free advice for Elon Musk
The federal government has become far too bloated, bureaucratic and over-reaching,... more
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How political stress affects children’s mental health
As America internalizes the results of an intense election cycle, mental health experts are sounding the alarm on an often-overlooked issue... more
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Amanda Orsenigo with students at the UF/IFAS Everglades Research and Education Center Centennial Celebration. From left to right: Maria Medina, Amanda Orsenigo, Manuel Tapia, and Luis Duarte. [Courtesy photo]
Don’t count out the newcomers in farming
October is National Farm to School Month, and some of the students stepping into the classroom today might just be the innovators … more
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America’s International decline can no longer be ignored
The bad news about America’s weakening position on the international stage just keeps pouring in. more
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Joe Smyth
We’ll be fine, no matter who wins
As the 2024 election nears its end, we can all agree on two things: First, it’s a relief that it’s almost over. more
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Helping yourself and others through natural disaster mental trauma
When you or someone you know has been affected by a natural disaster, it may be very difficult to know what to do or what to expect. more
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Octogenarian worried about future of Medicare
If Rick Scott is reelected and heads the Senate, I’m sure he’d lead the effort to shrink or kill Social Security and Medicare. more
Will my wife’s survivor benefit be less if she claimed her Social Security early?
AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor answers questions about Social Security. more
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Childhood cancer fight also requires support for parents, family members
Although the disease remains rare in children and adolescents, nearly 15,000 U.S. residents under age 19 will be ... more
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Answers for families, justice for victims: Private forensic companies need a seat at the table
Recent advances in forensic DNA testing have made it possible to identify victims and suspects... more
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Thank patent laws, not their critics, for generic GLP-1s
In late June, generic drug maker Teva Pharmaceuticals launched a generic version of Victoza... more
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On drug availability, Congress is cutting the wrong red tape
On average, healthcare costs for patients with a chronic condition are five times higher than for those without one more
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On drug availability, congress is cutting the wrong red tape
On average, healthcare costs for patients with a chronic condition are five times higher than for those... more
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