E-cigarette use for young adults ages 18 to 24 doubled from 2016 to 2022 which is the 2nd highest spike in the nation and researchers don't expect this climb to slow down any time soon. kgun9.com/news/local-new…

Thanks to Medical Economics for covering our HelpAdvisor.com study on the rate of medical debt in the U.S. Our report also revealed the states and counties where residents have the most medical debt in collections, which can be viewed here: helpadvisor.com/community-heal…

North Carolina ranks 28th in the nation in consumer protection against medical debt. #ncga #ncpol Christian Worstell carolinajournal.com/opinion/medica…

Alaskans have high rates of chronic health conditions that can lead to death, and they are failing to follow lifestyles that would keep those chronic conditions at bay, according to a newly released state report. Via Alaska Beacon || bsky @alaskabeacon.com adn.com/alaska-news/20…

Missing mammograms: Over 20% of women don’t follow breast cancer screening guidelines, study says trib.al/e1x6BBB

"Don't fall into the Medicare enrollment trap" (TheHillOpinion) trib.al/dfoxw5F

Christian Worstell's (Christian Worstell) recent op-ed in the Hill is a must read for those participating in the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period this fall.

Rampant confusion about Medicare is bad for your health and costing you money. Experts help make sense of coverage and fees. trib.al/xVRi0WA

Medicare confusion hurts your health and costs you money. Experts help explain what you need to know | Fortune Well fortune.com/well/2023/11/2…

Iowa is the least expensive state in the U.S. for child care, according to a study from @HelpAdvisor cbs2iowa.com/news/local/iow…

Rampant confusion about Medicare is bad for your health and costing you money. Here's how to make sense of coverage and fees. l8r.it/yA53

Per findings released by MedicareAdvantage.com, beneficiaries largely lack a firm understanding of their coverage. Samanda Dorger has the details in the article linked below! thestreet.com/retirement-dai… via TheStreet #retirementdaily #medicare

New research suggests that the average American household spends more than $1,000 per month on groceries, and for Golden State residents, that number may likely be higher. trib.al/JCYA9Wx

WE’RE #1: Miami is MOST EXPENSIVE U.S. city for groceries — costing $327.89 weekly! Also highest inflation rate (DOUBLE national average), least affordable housing market (80% of income spent on housing), and auto insurance (256% above national average) #BecauseMiami

Do you feel like you're spending way to much on groceries? Well, a recent HelpAdvisor study found that U.S. households spend more than $1,000 a month on groceries and the Sunshine State was among the top states spending the most. Here's what to know. on.nbc6.com/gOtX5oi

The average Texan spends $286.19 per week on groceries. That's around $1,200 a month – or almost $15,000 a year. cbsloc.al/422HDz3

Top 10 most expensive states for groceries California ($297.72 average per week) Nevada ($294.76) Mississippi ($290.64) Washington ($287.67) Florida ($287.27) New Mexico ($286.39) Texas ($286.19) Louisiana ($282.95) Colorado ($279.98) bit.ly/3SlNyfh

Who spends the most on groceries each week (and who pays the least)? Census data has answers usatoday.com/story/money/20…

A new study from Help Advisor shows that Alabama has the third highest number of Long #COVID reports in the country. Oklahoma and Montana are #1 and #2. apr.org/news/2024-01-2…

As many as 70% of American adults are taking at least one prescription drug a day, a 14% increase from 2019, according to a new report from Help Advisor. | By Emma Pitts deseret.com/utah/2024/03/1…