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What Is Appropriate Medical Preparation? Meet the Medical Team Defining It

By Dr. Jamie Wilkey, PharmD — Director of Clinical Strategy, Jase American healthcare runs on a schedule. Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, in a well-populated area with decent coverage, it……mostly works. Expensive, slow, full of friction. But you can generally reach a...

The War Nobody Prepared For: How the Iran Conflict Is Threatening Your Medicine Cabinet

*By the Jase Medical Clinical team* Most Americans think of war as something that happens somewhere else, visible mainly through a screen. The Iran conflict has found its way into something far more intimate: the medicine bottles in your bathroom cabinet.Since Iran...

Your Immune System Can Fight Cancer

*By the Jase Medical Clinical team* For decades, the dream in oncology has been simple and audacious: teach your own immune system to hunt cancer. Not poison it with chemotherapy. Not burn it with radiation. Train your body's existing defenses to do what they were...

The 2026 Tick Surge Is Already Here. And It’s Worse Than Doctors Predicted.

*By the Jase Medical Clinical team* I want to tell you something that caught my attention as a physician before it caught my attention as a CEO. A few weeks ago I was reading through case reports from colleagues in the Northeast. Family docs, internists, infectious...
5 Ways to Prepare For Medical Emergencies

5 Ways to Prepare For Medical Emergencies

With relentlessly busy lives, in a world as volatile as ours, you never quite know what may happen tomorrow. .  Being as prepared as possible is the only way to safeguard your family against preventable mishaps during an unpreventable emergency. Remember,...

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Massive Cyberattack Takes Down Pharmacies Worldwide

Massive Cyberattack Takes Down Pharmacies Worldwide

Next time we may not be so lucky.United Health group learned Wednesday of a cyber security threat  that had accessed some of their information technology systems. Change Healthcare, one of the nation’s largest health-care technology companies and a subsidiary of...

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Planning a Cruise?

Planning a Cruise?

Be sure to pack these Jase add-ons An outbreak of vomiting and diarrhea has been reported on the luxury cruise ship, the Queen Victoria. As of last count, at least 154 people have taken ill since the ship set sail in early January. The number of passengers on board...

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A Rare Case of the Plague Was Found in Oregon

A Rare Case of the Plague Was Found in Oregon

Could you be next?Early this week an Oregon resident was diagnosed with bubonic plague. This is the first diagnosed case in nearly a decade. It is believed the person contracted the disease from their cat. Cats that hunt rodents can become infected and spread the...

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Antibiotic Shortage Leads to Increase in Syphilis Cases

Antibiotic Shortage Leads to Increase in Syphilis Cases

According to the CDC: “Reported syphilis cases increased 80% in the United States between 2018 and 2022, (from 115,000 to more than 207,000), compounding a decades-long upward trend. If untreated, syphilis can seriously damage the heart and brain and can cause...

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Ivermectin for Scabies- and More

Ivermectin for Scabies- and More

Discovered in the late 1970s and approved as a commercial product for animal health in 1981, ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug was initially used by veterinarians to treat mite and heartworm infections. In 1988, ivermectin was approved to treat Onchocerciasis (known...

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