Allison Gilchrist

An estimated 30 million men in the United States live with erectile dysfunction (ED), which isn’t just a condition affecting older men. Roughly 1 in 4 men newly diagnosed with ED are younger than 40.

A recent study revealed most common vitamins and supplements have no consistent effect on health.

Warfarin (coumadin) can reportedly interact with more than 100 different medications from various classes.

Is your digital healthcare company ready to keep up with demand? The market for telehealth is expected to expand to $130 billion by 2025.

A recent study revealed people who self-classify as “night owls” are 10% more likely to die when compared with their counterparts who report being “morning larks.”

Healthcare delivery models have undergone significant transformations over the last few years, but the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a serious jolt to the landscape.

The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred significant changes in healthcare delivery models as organizations needed to quickly transition more towards virtual care.

Diabetes is a serious health condition stemming from the body’s ability to produce and effectively use insulin Diabetes as a condition has roots in both genetics and lifestyle, and while there is no cure for the disease, it is possible to manage diabetes and have a high quality of life.

Failing to properly dispose of unfinished medications can have dire consequences.

Patients with high systolic blood pressure may be at risk for different diseases than those with high diastolic blood pressure.

Melanoma accounts for just 1% of all skin cancer cases but is responsible for a large majority of deaths from skin cancer.

Are you thinking of starting a dermatology practice? There are many benefits to “being your own boss” and having the freedom to shape your own business, but opening a private practice is a significant undertaking requiring careful planning.

For humans, healthy knees are the foundation for all kinds of movement. Damage to any component of this joint can be completely debilitating - especially for athletes.

One major concern with vitamin K antagonists (VKAs) is their potential for drug interactions that prompt insufficient or excessive anticoagulation.

The results from popular home DNA and genetic tests, such as 23andMe, can have incorrect or difficult-to-decipher results.