John Schieszer

Medical Minutes for April 2025

This month's Medical Minutes column looks at Weight loss drugs and longevity, how AI is changing diabetes management, new technology that is improving the lives of older adults

Does Anyone Have a Fainting Couch? What seniors should know about fainting

Dr. Elijah Behr is with the Mayo Clinic and he said there are several things to know about fainting

Walking Away from Sleep Problems and Dementia

A new study shows that adults age 50 and older who get moderate to vigorous physical activity may be less likely to develop dementia, stroke, anxiety, depression and sleep disorders

Potential Health Benefits with Standard Time all Year Round

The group contends abolishing seasonal time changes and adopting permanent standard time follows science and prioritizes public health, safety, and efficiency

Medical Minutes

This month's Medical Minutes looks at at-home urine test for prostate cancer; the MIND diet for brain health; the connection between blood pressure and brain health

Why Some People Cry a River

Everyone cries. Some of our tears are meant to keep our eyes moist and healthy.

Blind Activist Embodies Mediterranean Restaurant’s Big Heart

Marlaina is responsible for the accessible crosswalks and wheelchair friendly sidewalks in Burien... and she was a longtime, loyal customer of the restaurant

Medical Minutes

This month's Medical Minutes column explores how boosting joy improves health and how to recharge your internal energy

Coffee and Tea Drinking Associated with Significant Health Benefits

Drinking coffee and tea on a regular basis may be protective against dementia as well as some types of cancer

Living in the Age of Genomics

The popularity of ancestry research and rising numbers of clinical referrals are helping drive that trend

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