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What Are the Health Benefits of Eating Radishes?

While not the most popular vegetable, radishes are certainly one of the best, the benefits of radishes are vast and can do wonders for your health. Radishes have been shown to aid in cancer prevention, improve digestion, and benefit cardiovascular health. Not to mention, the high water content and low carbohydrate properties of radishes make them incredibly hydrating, and great for overall nutrition, and an easier way to meet recommended dietary guidelines, especially for those managing diabetes.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

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Best Health Insurance for Small Businesses in 2021

If you are looking to navigate the health insurance market for your emerging small business, look no further. This is your ultimate guide for understanding health insurance nuances, special considerations, and affordable options and alternatives for your business.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

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How Much Do Testosterone Shots Cost Without Insurance?

Depending on the route through which the testosterone is administered, testosterone boosts can cost anywhere from as low as $40 to as high as $500. These prices may or may not include the necessary care and monitoring that is often associated with testosterone boosters. While these prices may be high, there are often ways in which these boosters can become more affordable.

Gavin Oxley20 Feb 2023

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Which States Have the Most Expensive Health Insurance?

We analyzed data from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey to find out where the most expensive health insurance markets are located and provide you with the most up-to-date information available.

Alexis Bryan23 Aug 2022

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Which Tests Screen for Cardiovascular (Heart) Disease?

Tests that screen for cardiovascular disease include cholesterol screening, glucose screenings, c-reactive protein screening, and more.

Alexis Bryan23 Aug 2022

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How Much Does a Colonoscopy Cost in 2023?

A colonoscopy is a procedure done by a doctor to determine irregularities in the colon. The out-of-pocket costs of a colonoscopy can range between $1,250 to $4,800.

Alyssa Corso2 Mar 2023

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Getting Telemedicine in Texas: Laws, Rules, & Where to Find

Telemedicine has been on the rise for the past few years because of the speed and flexibility to get access to basic health diagnoses from the convenience of your home. Through telemedicine, you can diagnose a cold, rash, mental or more. In Texas, it can be one of the most affordable options if you have simple care needs, but not all things can be diagnosed via telemedicine.

Alexis Bryan12 Dec 2022

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How Does Telemedicine Work?

Telemedicine is a means of practicing medicine by using technology, allowing patients to receive care without leaving their homes. Telemedicine is oftentimes used for basic care like dermatology, psychotherapy, colds, flu, sore throats, and more. The cost of telemedicine is often more affordable than traditional care but not all illnesses can be diagnosed remotely.

Alyssa Corso29 Sep 2022

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What Are the Recommended Medical Tests by Age?

There are at least 12 recommended health screenings that you should consider getting at the doctor. The recommended medical tests vary by age depending on what conditions you are at highest risk for, but each typically costs $50 or more, depending on where you go to get tested.

Jacqueline Slobin23 Aug 2022

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How Much Does a Diabetes Screening Test Cost Without Insurance in 2021?

There are several tests that can be done to screen for type 2 diabetes that includes an A1C, random blood sugar test, fasting blood sugar test, and oral glucose tolerance test. All of these tests help to detect when your blood glucose levels are too high, which can indicate impaired glucose regulation in the body.

Jacqueline Slobin23 Aug 2022

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Lipid Panel Tests: Procedure, Costs, & Where to Get

A lipid panel is a type of blood test that measures fats and fatty substances in your body.

Spencer Lee7 Jul 2021

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New York City COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson have all received emergency use authorization from the FDA for the use of their Covid-19 vaccines. New York is following a phased distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine. This means that only people identified as eligible in the current phases will be able to receive the vaccine. Currently, only those in Phase 1A and Phase 1B are eligible to receive the vaccine.

Spencer Lee25 Mar 2021

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