by George W. Chapman As of this writing in mid-October, more than 70,000 Kaiser Permanente are on strike. This past summer, RUNAP, the Rochester
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By Anne Palumbo I don’t eat much meat these days. But when I do, I turn to the star of 46 million tables each
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By Barbara Pierce “Are you telling me to go out and smell the roses?” an aging Maggie Smith character asks her friend, Cissy, in
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By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’m currently enrolled in original Medicare but have been thinking about switching to a Medicare Advantage plan during
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When you retire, if you become disabled or if someone you depend on dies— we are there when you need us. With your personal
Negotiating Drug Prices
Medicare is finally flexing its purchasing power by negotiating the prices it pays for 10 drugs that treat cancer, arthritis, diabetes and heart disease.
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By Anne Palumbo When I discovered delicata squash a few years ago, I couldn’t stop talking about it. I still can’t! The taste, the
Smart Ways to Keep Chronic Disease and Cancer at Bay
By Deborah Dittner Over the past couple years, we have seen an increase in cancer of various types. We have seen cancers come back