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After Man’s Death Following Insurance Denials, West Virginia Tackles Prior Authorization

Medika Life - April 14, 2026

The Best Dating Game in Health Innovation Happens Just Off the Main Stage

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - January 13, 2026

From Bread to Barriers: When Health-Care Access Becomes the Crime

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - December 29, 2025

Promise, Progress and Perspective: Key Takeaways from SABCS 2025

Monique Gary DO MSc FACS - December 23, 2025

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Say No to These Cancer Remedies

Michael Hunter, MD - August 15, 2022

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Kids Are Affected by Climate Change in Ways We Rarely Consider

Pat Farrell PhD - August 15, 2022

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What Can You Do To Prevent Developing a Chronic Disease?

Stephen Schimpff, MD MACP - July 26, 2022

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Should We Follow the French When It Comes to Nitrites?

Michael Hunter, MD - July 24, 2022

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The Tricky Politics of Healthy Ageing

Mark Chataway - July 19, 2022

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How Do We Americans Stack up Healthwise? Very Poorly!

Stephen Schimpff, MD MACP - July 17, 2022

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In America, Cancer Patients Endure Debt on Top of Disease

Medika Life - July 13, 2022

General Health

Is Your Bedroom Dark Enough?

Michael Hunter, MD - July 13, 2022

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Is Your Diet Worse Than You Think?

Michael Hunter, MD - July 12, 2022

Cancers

Breast Cancer Spreads in the Night

Michael Hunter, MD - June 30, 2022

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Jackie Kennedy and Jane Fonda — Same Diagnosis, Different Decades and Treatments

Pat Farrell PhD - September 4, 2022

The Lifelong Exercise That Keeps Japanese Moving

Michael Hunter, MD - December 15, 2021

Cervical Cancer

Dr Jeff Livingston - June 22, 2020

Testicular Cancer, Symptoms and Treatment

Medika Life - June 1, 2020

Can Food Ward Off Dementia? Two Diets Come Out on Top.

Michael Hunter, MD - March 30, 2023

Health Possibilities We Can’t Afford to Block

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - November 15, 2022

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC), a skin cancer

Medika Life - July 6, 2020

HPV, Human Papillomavirus

Dr Jeff Livingston - June 22, 2020

BRCA1 and 2: The Breast Cancer Genes

Dr Jeff Livingston - August 28, 2020

Pap smears Aren’t Fun But Can Save Your Life by Preventing Cervical Cancer

Dr Jeff Livingston - May 31, 2021

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How Many Steps to Improve Health?

Michael Hunter, MD - February 14, 2023

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS A KEY TO OPTIMIZING WELL-BEING. But how many steps do you need to take to improve your health?

Does Vitamin D Drop Cancer Risk?

Michael Hunter, MD - November 29, 2022

DESPITE GREAT RESEARCH EFFORTS, there is no consensus on whether vitamin D has an anti-cancer effect. That is the conclusion of a 2018 review.

No Hope for Older Patients in Cancer Clinical Trials Thanks to Bias

Pat Farrell PhD - June 16, 2022

Hope is one thing that can keep patients alive, but when older cancer patients are not even considered for clinical trials, how can they maintain hope?

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC), a skin cancer

Medika Life - July 6, 2020

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common form of skin cancer and the most frequently occurring form of all cancers. In the U.S. alone, more than 4 million cases are diagnosed each year.

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