Author Deb Nicholson

Taking the BREVAGen predictive risk test can alert a woman’s doctor to her risk, resulting in a medical management plan that may prevent breast cancer, or detect breast cancer at an early, curable stage.  Read full atticle

After a stressful stay in the hospital, or recovering from an injury, most people and their home caregivers (relatives or friends) breathe a sigh of relief when given the green light to go home. However, learning how to care for yourself or a loved one once returning home can be a challenge. Read full article

Baby Boomers are fond of saying 50 is the new 30. Sure, today’s Boomers and older Gen X-ers may like to work out, eat right and stay active, but did you know that an estimated quarter of a million Americans age 50 and over are hospitalized each year for pneumococcal pneumonia and some even die from it? Read full article

When it comes to mapping out a financial plan, research shows that most adult Americans know they need life insurance but still aren’t adequately covered. Read full article

A new study shows that understanding simple personal information about four common health conditions could help save you as much as $500 a year in out-of-pocket costs. Read full article

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Chenoweth wants women to know that they need to be advocates for their health, because all mammograms are not the same. A newer technology, the first-of-its-kind, 3D mammography, is the only mammogram clinically proven to detect up to 41% more invasive cancers than traditional 2D screenings. Read full article