Prostate cancer survivor Bruce Arians is urging men to get annual PSA blood tests, saying early detection led doctors to find and remove his cancer and can give patients a five year relative survival rate above 99%.
Alan Alda says laughter, acceptance and persistence help him face Parkinson’s disease, while neuropsychiatrist Dr. Chadrick Lane explains how humor can shift emotional weight, encourage connection and preserve a sense of choice.
Experts say stability systems, firm heel counters, arch support and proper fit can limit excessive inward rolling. Their recommended options span running shoes, walking sneakers and recovery slides, with stronger support advised when overpronation is severe.
An NYU Langone ophthalmologist says sun exposure, dim lighting, poor diet, dehydration, inadequate sleep, eye rubbing and skipped annual exams can threaten aging eyes, while routine care may catch silent conditions before vision is lost.
Tennessee healthcare workers are demanding an execution moratorium after failed IV attempts left Tony Carruthers bleeding, while Christa Pike was later hospitalized after receiving what was intended to be a lethal injection.
As Wisconsin residents confront rising hospital prices, insurance battles and expiring subsidies, David Crowley and Tom Tiffany are offering competing plans centered on BadgerCare expansion, price transparency, direct doctor payments and broader access to coverage.
After four hours in an emergency room without treatment, Autumn Daniels left for another hospital. Carle still charged her $410, while her health plan denied coverage and left her responsible for the disputed bill.
Christa Gail Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital as witnesses reported prolonged consciousness, breathing problems and loud snoring. Tennessee halted further executions while officials investigate intravenous access, drug potency and other possible reasons the procedure failed.