As we all know, there is a worldwide shortage of ventilators for those stricken with COVID-19. While there are finally multiple efforts underway to produce more ventilators, the time to and costs of converting factories has caused a real lag.…
Read moreRecently, we published three articles on COVID-19 (the coronavirus). Today, we conclude our series with a look at handling anxiety in difficult times. Tomorrow, we return to our regular topics.…
Read moreOn Tuesday, we looked at what we should do now – cleanliness. Today, we look at in-home activities to stimulate us.
As we seek to find our own routine, we turn to the Automobile Association of America (AAA) for suggestions.…
Read moreOn Tuesday, we looked at the coronavirus in terms of facts versus myths. Now, we offer coronavirus thoughts from a high-risk perspective.
As those of you who read Living Well While Surviving Cancer already know, the author of this blog (Joel Evans) is a pancreatic cancer survivor with a compromised immune system.…
Read moreWe have waited until this week to write about the coronavirus. Why? Because of the fast-changing situations around the world. As well as the considerable misinformation that has been spread.…
Read moreLast month, we provided a cancer prevention checklist from the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR).
Today, we present easy-to-use health quizzes from AICR. They’re quite informative.…
Read moreHealthyPeople.gov is another great resource to add to our library: “
“Healthy People provides science-based, 10-year national objectives for improving the health of all Americans. For 3 decades, Healthy People has established benchmarks and monitored progress over time in order to: Encourage collaborations across communities and sectors.…
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