Healthcare facilities face an ongoing challenge in maintaining safe, pathogen-free environments while protecting patients, staff, and visitors from harmful exposures. As UV disinfection technology evolves rapidly, understanding the critical safety differences between traditional UV-C systems and emerging far-UVC technology has become essential for making informed implementation decisions. Recent regulatory updates and breakthrough research have fundamentally […]

The landscape of medical expert witness testimony in Arizona has undergone significant changes with the January 2025 revision of American College of Surgeons (ACS) guidelines. These updates, combined with evolving state regulations and increased scrutiny in healthcare litigation, create new challenges and opportunities for Arizona physicians considering expert witness roles. Understanding current standards is essential […]

The 2025 tick season has brought unprecedented challenges to public health, with Michigan reporting a staggering 168% increase in Lyme disease cases over five years and emergency departments nationwide experiencing record-high visits for tick bites. As ticks expand their geographic range into urban parks and extend their active seasons due to climate changes, understanding comprehensive […]

The medical community’s recognition of mold-related health issues remains a contentious topic, with a documented disconnect between patient experiences and conventional medical acknowledgment. Recent clinical guidance from the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) has attempted to bridge this gap, establishing clearer pathways for diagnosis and treatment while maintaining scientific rigor. For the millions experiencing […]

Memory concerns among seniors represent one of the most pressing health issues facing aging adults and their families today. While Alzheimer’s disease often dominates discussions about cognitive decline, research reveals that 40-47% of adults aged 65 and older experience some form of memory impairment, with many cases stemming from treatable, non-Alzheimer’s causes. Understanding these reversible […]

by Arizona Center for Advanced Medicine Criteria for diagnosis of Lyme Disease, published by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in 2022 shows a relaxation of the previous requirements. No longer is a positive ELISA test with specific bands in the Western Blot an absolute requirement. Now, a positive Western blot, whether or not accompanied […]