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$1.6 Billion to Expedite COVID Vaccine — U.S. Commits $1.6 Billion to Expedite COVID Vaccine The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) along with the Department of Defense (DoD) announced it will be investing $1.6 billion to expedite a COVID vaccine. According to their Press Release the pharmaceutical company, a late-stage biotechnology company developing next-generation […]

U.S. Commits $1.6 Billion to Expedite COVID Vaccine

July 20, 2020 in Medicare tagged COVID-19 / current events / health / vaccinations by Jenny McCann

We all have heard of it, but what is Lyme disease? Why is Lyme disease dangerous to our health, and how can someone contract it? What are the symptoms of the disease? How are we able to cure it? These are all important questions, especially when we don’t hear about […]

Why is Lyme Disease a Danger? You Should Understand the ...

March 25, 2020 in Health tagged environmental health / health / health & safety / parasites / vaccinations by Jadon Sennet

Ebola Virus The Democratic Republic of Congo has experienced its ninth outbreak of the Ebola virus in the past forty years. The United States had an outbreak in 2014, prompting the disease to make headlines. Ebola hemorrhagic fever affects humans, as well as primates, such as chimps. The virus has […]

Ebola Virus

May 26, 2018 in Health / Medicare tagged health / health & safety / vaccinations / wellness by Andrea Hektner

Getting Your Shingles Vaccine Shingles is a viral infection that results in a painful rash on the body or face. The rash typically appears on one side of the torso but can occur in other places on the body. The virus that causes chickenpox, the varicella-zoster virus, is the same […]

Getting Your Shingles Vaccine

May 14, 2018 in Medicare tagged preventative health measures / shingles / vaccinations by Andrea Hektner

How Does A Vaccine Work? Vaccinations have been around since 1796 and have resulted in the eradication and control of multiple diseases worldwide. Smallpox killed millions of people before Dr. Edward Jenner discovered vaccination in the late 18th century. Because vaccinations are usually considered preventative, many insurance plans cover these […]

How Does A Vaccine Work?

May 10, 2018 in Health / Medicare tagged health / health & safety / self-care / vaccinations by Andrea Hektner

What Is Venom and Antivenom? There are over 3000 species of snakes worldwide, and around 600 of those are venomous. Snakes use venom as a self-defense mechanism, to weaken their prey, and as a digestion aid. About 100,000 people a year die from a venomous snake bite. With quick access […]

What Is Venom and Antivenom?

April 13, 2018 in Health / Medicare tagged Prescription drugs / Rehabilitation / travel / vaccinations by Andrea Hektner

Hepatitis C — Hepatitis C & Baby Boomers What Is Hepatitis? Hepatitis is a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver. Some drugs, diseases, toxins, and infections can cause hepatitis. Also, hepatitis refers to 3 types of viral infections that affect the liver. You may have heard of type A, B and C. […]

Hepatitis C and Baby Boomers

February 21, 2018 in Medicare tagged baby boomers / health / vaccinations by Andrea Hektner