Dr. Michael J. Krol, DDS ,
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OSHA just updated its workplace heat program. What outdoor and indoor workers should know before summer
OSHA updated its heat hazard program ahead of summer. Here’s what that means for inspections, who faces higher risk, and signs of heat illness.
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Do you need Lp(a) testing? New heart-risk guidance changes the conversation
The American Heart Association’s new dyslipidemia guidance puts lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), on more clinicians’ radar. For many adults, the test is meant to refine heart-risk assessment — not replace a standard cholesterol panel or by itself tell you whether you need treatment. That matters because Lp(a) is usually inherited, often does not cause symptoms, and is not checked on routine cholesterol tests. The new guidance says a one-time measurement may help identify people whose risk is higher than their usual LDL cholesterol result suggests.
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Brightening Your Day: Joyful Tips for Tackling Neuropathic Pain Effectively
Discover cheerful tips to tackle neuropathic pain and brighten your day with joy and relief! 🌟
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MetroHealth transplant program earns national accreditation; lead hazard funding and infant health initiative draw attention
Cleveland, OH – March 4, 2026 – MetroHealth’s transplant program earned FACT accreditation as Cleveland tracks lead hazards and backs infant health work.