The American Cancer Society has entered the debate over how often
women should have mammograms. It’s recommending a first annual mammogram
at 45 and then every other year after age 55. Many doctors still insist
that annual mammograms from age 40 will detect more breast cancers
without any adverse effects for women. Source Link
Three-quarters-of-a-million
dollars is a staggering medical bill to pay, but that’s what many
families face when an elderly parent needs care for Alzheimer’s. The
$730,000 price tag would pay for eight years of full-time Alzheimer’s
care. That’s a challenge for more families because more people are
living longer and suffering from dementia. Source Link
If
a drone is on your holiday wish list or you already own one, you may
have to register it with Uncle Sam. The plan is to create a mandatory
drone registry by year’s end and it’s not clear yet if simple consumer
models would be included. It’s part of an effort to crack down on
incidents in which drone flights have interfered with commercial
aircraft. Source Link
