Success magazine profiles cardiac surgeon and TV personality Dr. Mehmet Oz. Dr. Oz focuses on the importance of preventive medicine and a healthy lifestyle.

To treat pain, sleeplessness, stress and other ailments, people are increasingly turning to supplements, superfoods, detoxes, herbs and more. The November 2018 Consumer Reports magazine seeks to empower the consumer by assessing whether these natural cures provide real relief, or if instead, they are risky, harmful or a waste of money.

Outside Magazine October 2018 issue features the latest innovations and insights for improving health and well-being.

: From the Washington Post - the promise and perils of patient portals that give instant access to lab tests and other medical information. Also, how connecting medical data by electronic health records could benefit patients and lower costs.

Readers Digest magazine provides an A-Z list of old time remedies that modern science is now taking a look at, from buttermilk for age spots to Tea Tree oils for zits. Also, Wired magazine reports on dietary supplements that can contain ingredients like viagra and steroids without the consumer being informed.

The mission of Pain Pathways magazine is to provide information and inspiration for chronic, acute and cancer pain patients, physicians and caregivers. This Fall 2018 issue is another example of personal, practical and diverse information on pain related topics including a look at eye cancer, dorsal root ganglion therapy, amputation, and neuropsychology.

When doctors have trouble diagnosing patients with multi-symptomatic chronic conditions, women are less likely to be diagnosed with an illness than men. This article from the June 4 & 11 2018 New Yorker magazine looks in to the experiences of women who believe they have late-stage chronic Lyme disease, but are considered malingerers by their doctors.

A number of articles related to diabetes including - how Medicare covers diabetes, how one educated patient copes with her insurer and the health care system, the emergence of new technologies such as artificial pancreas systems, a new drug to grow insulin-producing cells, and a new vaccine that is in the clinical trial phase.

A strange thing has happened to men over the past few decades - they have become increasingly infertile. Some researchers believe that within a generation we may lose the ability to reproduce entirely. This article from GQ magazine explores what is causing this mysterious drop in sperm counts, and whether there is any way to reverse the trend before it is too late.

Trichotillomania and Skin-Picking Disorders are Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors that are recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). People with Trichotillomania have a compulsive urge to pull out their hair - resulting in shame, physical injury and impairment in daily functioning.