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Must-Reads from the Wellness World ( Nov 29th, 2023 )
The End of Retirement–The Walrus, December 2023 The article focuses on Canada, but is equally valid across the developed world, and soon much of the developing world. People reaching their sixties … more
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StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups
Check out news from Harmony Health Foundation, Gratia Health, Pathway, Fortuna Health, and more. more
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StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups
Check out news from Harmony Health Foundation, Gratia Health, Pathway, Fortuna Health, and more. more
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AAPM Supports the Washington State SCS Work Group in Anticipation of the HTCC Decision
The American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) is proud to announce its support for the Washington State Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) Work Group as they await a pivotal decision from the Washington … more
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Webinar: Treating Commonly Encountered Painful Complaints in the ED
November 20th, 5 PM PST | 8 PM EST Reserve Your Spot Now More About the Webinar Pain is the most common complaint encountered in the Emergency Department (ED). Opioids are commonly used but the … more
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Blue Shield of California, Mahmee Expand Maternal Health Partnership
Blue Shield of California is now offering Mahmee, a maternal health company, to eight employer groups. It comes after a successful pilot in which Mahmee served 80 members. more
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Pharmacogenomics Offers New Frontier For Precision Medicine
As the industry moves towards more personalized medicine, pharmacogenomics could play a key role in keeping patients healthier longer and in getting them viable treatments for their unique genetic … more
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Kids face the greatest risk of eviction of any age group. The consequences can last a lifetime.
Originally published on Youth Today. Dr. Diana Cutts, a pediatrician and principal investigator for Children’s HealthWatch, a child health and development research organization, co-authored … more
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Navigating New Terrain: How Full Legalization Impacts Medical Cannabis Users
The post Navigating New Terrain: How Full Legalization Impacts Medical Cannabis Users appeared first on U.S. Pain Foundation. more
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Urban Institute: 400,000 Veterans Expected to be Uninsured in 2024
About half (47%) of nonelderly uninsured veterans will be eligible for Medicaid or subsidies through the ACA Marketplace in 2024, according to a new report from the Urban Institute. more
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The Absence of Action: Lack of CBD Regulation Thwarts Consumer Trust
The post The Absence of Action: Lack of CBD Regulation Thwarts Consumer Trust appeared first on U.S. Pain Foundation. more
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Revamping HHS’ Complex Organizational Structure Could Improve Its Performance During Public Health Emergencies
Changes in HHS structure, along with well-funded and staffed partners at the state, local, tribal and territorial levels, may prove helpful for success during future public health emergencies and can … more
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Deploying a Digital Flywheel to Enable a Hyperpersonal Care Experience [Sponsored]
A webinar on December 5 will spotlight expert panelists from Praia Health and Providence, interviewed by AVIA, to discuss the benefits of adopting a hyperpersonal care model for patients, challenges … more
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Call for Abstracts Extended to November 14th: Share Your Insights in Pain Medicine
AAPM has extended the deadline for abstract submissions to November 14th. This decision comes in response to high demand and a desire to ensure that all experts, researchers, and practitioners in the … more
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This KNOWvember, Learn About Cannabinoids With Us
The post This KNOWvember, Learn About Cannabinoids With Us appeared first on U.S. Pain Foundation. more
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How Tech is Saving Time for Specialty Pharmacies and Improving the Patient Experience [Sponsored]
In an interview, Surescripts’ Clinical Product Advisor Cecelia Byers shared how the company is working to simplify prescribing and obtaining specialty medications. more
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The Utica City School District Board of Education met on Tuesday to decide how to handle the vacant seat left by the resignation of former member Anthony LaPolla.
Utica board of education appoints Testa to fill vacancy
The Utica City School District Board of Education met to decide how to handle the vacant seat left by the resignation of former member Anthony LaPolla. more
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This summer, children, adults and families are welcome to join a three-month trip to visit 45 library locations throughout Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties. Participants will discover the unique buildings, services, and resources available at their local and neighboring communities.
Mid-York Library Road Trip event starts June 1
Mid-York Library System will start the Mid-York Library Road Trip event beginning June 1. This summer, children, adults and families are welcome to join a three-month trip to visit 45 … more
The Hinckley Reservoir is ready for the 2022 recreational season as the New York Power Authority has announced the opening of the popular boat launch. Above a bouy rests on the shore as boats float along the placid surface of the reservoir in the back ground.
Hinckley Boat launch makes waves, opens for season
The New York Power Authority has opened the recreational boat launch at the Hinckley dam and reservoir, along with the site’s fishing access area, for the 2022 season on Monday, … more
Buttenschon honors pair of veterans at dinner
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, spoke at the 5th Annual Veterans’ Recognition Dinner at the Lake Delta Inn on Wednesday.  The event was sponsored by the Lake Delta Kiwanis Club … more
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