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Mental Health Therapy Cost With and Without Insurance in 2024
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Mental Health Therapy Cost With and Without Insurance in 2024

The average cost for an hour-long therapy session varies between $138 and $300 without insurance. Rates can be as high as $250 per hour in cities like New York and Los Angeles. Various clinics across the U.S. have different pricing, ranging from $70 to $350 per session.

Alyssa Corso
Alyssa Corso20 Apr 2024
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Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Effective Against the Delta Variant?
COVID-19

Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Effective Against the Delta Variant?

More infectious strains, like the Delta variant, pose a threat to protection from the currently approved COVID-19 vaccines. At this time, vaccines are working. COVID-19 vaccination prevents severe illness, hospitalization, and death from the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but breakthrough cases are expected.

Alexis Bryan
Alexis Bryan23 Apr 2024
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How To Find an LGBTQ+ Friendly Doctor
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How To Find an LGBTQ+ Friendly Doctor

To create a safe and welcoming space, physicians must acquire the training and knowledge regarding special considerations for LGBTQ+. Many local and online resources exist to enable members of the LGBTQ+ community to find comprehensive care without fear of adverse consequences.

Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022
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How Much Does Omeprazole Cost Without Insurance in 2024?
Prescriptions

How Much Does Omeprazole Cost Without Insurance in 2024?

Omeprazole is a common prescription drug and over-the-counter (OTC) medication commonly used to treat heartburn. Omeprazole is the generic name but can be found under the brand name Prilosec or Prilosec OTC. Costs vary, depending on whether it is prescribed or purchased OTC and depending on the form and quantity. Without insurance, omeprazole costs between $8 and $110 without insurance or any discounts.

Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks8 Jul 2023
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Is There a Penalty for Being Uninsured in 2024?
Health Insurance

Is There a Penalty for Being Uninsured in 2024?

There is no federal penalty for not having health insurance in 2023, but four states and D.C. will impose a tax penalty on those who do not. Since 2019, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has not had an individual mandate penalty for those who are uninsured, and this will remain the case in 2022.

Alexis Bryan
Alexis Bryan11 May 2024
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Can Men Get UTIs?
Sexual Health

Can Men Get UTIs?

While UTIs are more common in women, men can get them as well. Men most commonly get urethritis, an infection of the urethra. UTIs' signs and symptoms display themselves differently in men than women, so it's important to know what to look out for.

Talor Bianchini
Talor Bianchini23 Aug 2022
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What’s the Difference Between Generic vs. Brand Name Prescription Drugs?
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What’s the Difference Between Generic vs. Brand Name Prescription Drugs?

Brand name prescription drugs are sold by drug companies with a specific name and are patented. After the brand name prescription is made, similar generic prescription drugs can be created with the same active ingredient as the brand name drug. However, the key difference between these two drugs is that generic prescription drugs will cost much less than brand-name drugs.

Madeline Hlobik
Madeline Hlobik16 Sep 2021
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Acne Can Cost $36-$2.5K To Treat. Here's Why
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Acne Can Cost $36-$2.5K To Treat. Here's Why

Topical acne gels and creams typically cost between $36-$336 a year; oral acne medications cost between $72.53-$1,304.09 for a normal prescription cycle and cost between $167-$2,509 for common acne procedures. There is also an additional cost for visiting the dermatologist, which on average, is around $221.

Mira Research Team
Mira Research Team22 Apr 2024
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Best Types of Medications for High Blood Pressure in 2024
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Best Types of Medications for High Blood Pressure in 2024

High blood pressure (HBP) is when the force that your blood travels through your arteries is constantly high. Prescription medications are often used as a treatment for HBP when lifestyle changes aren’t helping. There are many different classifications of medications, including beta-blockers, diuretics, and ACE inhibitors.

Talor Bianchini
Talor Bianchini1 Jan 2024
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How To Tell if You Have Broken a Bone?
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How To Tell if You Have Broken a Bone?

If you have just sustained a painful injury, the severity might not always be visible. Fractures are oftentimes impossible to diagnose without imaging technology, but depending on the type of break may make the type of injury more obvious. Your level of pain and the amount of pressure you can put on the injury will help determine whether you have sprained, dislocated, or broken a bone.

Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022
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8 Best Probiotics For Gut Health in 2024
Wellness

8 Best Probiotics For Gut Health in 2024

Probiotics are live microorganisms that provide various health benefits, typically by repairing or improving the gut flora. For example, if you have been taking antibiotics or a loss of “good” bacteria within your stomach, probiotics can help re-balance the amount of good bacteria present. After thorough research, we have decided that the best probiotic for gut health is Culturelle, and have outlined the best 8 probiotics below.

Madeline Hlobik
Madeline Hlobik1 Jan 2024
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Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Hurricane Damage?
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Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Hurricane Damage?

Homeowners insurance policies sometimes cover the cost of repairs from natural disasters, including hurricanes, but others require supplemental policies to cover flood damage. Make sure to check what your policy covers before you need it because you might need to purchase a separate policy.

Alexis Bryan
Alexis Bryan23 Aug 2022
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