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In a landmark study, nearly 18,000 apparently healthy men and women with normal cholesterol levels were able to reduce, by 50 percent, their risk of heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular deaths by taking a statin drug traditionally used only to lower high cholesterol.
One by one, the clients who file into psychologist Rosalind Dorlen’s private practice in Summit, N.J., report how the stress from America’s financial meltdown is affecting their everyday activities.
Q. It was hard for me to afford my prescription drugs this year after I fell into the Part D doughnut hole. Is there anything I can do to avoid it next year? See Ms. Medicare’s answer.
By Feb. 17, 2009, all television stations will stop sending out program signals on their analog channels. Make sure you are ready.
