You know that regular physical activity is good for you in a multitude of ways. It helps keep excess weight off, lowers blood pressure, strengthens your heart, improves your mood, and so much more. The only problem is that once you get off track and stop exercising, you lose all of those advantages to your… Read More »
As Baby Boomers are entering the Golden Years, their Generation X children are entering a new phase in life: caring for their elderly parents. This is a new experience for a generation that is also busy caring for their own children. Being the middle of a caregiving sandwich can be tough for any adults, especially… Read More »
Action sequel John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum will be released next month, but some members of the cast and crew are already thinking about what comes next. The first John Wick was a surprise hit in 2014; it marked something of a career resurgence for Keanu Reeves, and was swiftly followed by John Wick:… Read More »
Two high school massacres, two communities changed forever. Two fateful days, two decades apart. Tragic bookends in American history. In all, 30 lives lost: 13 in Colorado in 1999, 17 in Florida in 2018. Hundreds more survived the gunfire. Most escaped the bullets. Still, they carry invisible scars. Any loud sound can shatter their day:… Read More »
Our home page 1st day 2006 In this, our final week of daily publishing as we wind down operations due to a loss of sufficient funding, I want to share some observations after a 45-year career in health care journalism, 13 of which were the pinnacle for me as Publisher of this website. Earlier this… Read More »
For the 10th consecutive year, UC San Francisco’s School of Medicine placed in the top five nationally in the U.S. News & World Report survey of best graduate and professional schools. UCSF was the only medical school to be ranked in the top five in the nation in both research and primary care, the categories… Read More »