Human Rhinovirus, the “Common Cold”
Do you know that there are around 260 different kinds of viruses infect human hosts (Professor et al., 2021)? Needless to say, there are billions
Older Adults
How Infections Lead to Disease
Ask yourself this question, “What is an infection?” Before you begin skimming through this article, take a second to think about the term infection. If you
The Science on Allergies
“It’s just allergies!” Who hasn’t heard someone say that before? When we think of the term “allergies,” we think of pollen, cat dandruff, and even
Understanding Insurance Coverage
Have you ever read an insurance plan and thought afterwards, “what did I just read?” The health insurance topic is a complex subject. Even if
Health Insurance
Insurance is a guaranteed contract built on a trusting relationship between the person and provider. In other words, a company or provider promises to protect
Marketplace Health Insurance
Also called, “health insurance exchange,” is the internet’s mainstream communication on health insurance and healthcare reform. In other words, it’s a federally run program. The
Disease, What Food Medicine Can Do for Us
To begin with, food can protect or promote disease in the human body. Moreover, scientists developed theories that shape new research on the preventative measures
How Food Can Prevent & Cure Our Body
Food is medicine. Have you ever heard that saying? When understanding medicine, people believe most of the time that since its from the doctor, it
Grieving and Coping with Loss
Grieving is the response to losing something important to us. “In this world, we will experience pain and tribulation,” says Jesus in the gospel of
Cycling for the Older Adult Generation
For the older adult, Cardiovascular disease, or heart disease, is one of the most diagnosed health conditions (Walljasper, 2015). Regular physical activity protects from this