Hope Through Knowledge for Care Givers

Homeless Uninsured Americans Need Medications to Stay Out of Hospitals airs live February 20, 2010, 1-2 EST with a live Call-in Number: (347) 884-9029. Dr. Zoë A. Lewis, producer and host of Blogtalkradio’s Hospice Radio sites Tea Party Movement.

Heart disease strikes African-American men and women at higher rates than whites and African-Americans have a rate of diabetes that is 70 percent higher than whites. Screening is the best way to begin prevention. Free clinics offer screening.

Homeless Americans unable to bear screening and medication costs are defaulting to emergency rooms in record numbers. Doctor speaks out in upcoming radio show Februry 19,2010 citing uncontrolled vascular disease, diabetes, cancers are preventable.

African Americans unable to bear medical costs neglect screening and medications, defaulting instead to emergency rooms for care. Vascular disease and diabetes are more common in blacks and can lead to early death, possibly preventable.

Leading Physician Expert in Miami Offers Hope and Help during National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month with New Book, “Espero Que Sepan: La Guía Holística para la Enfermedad de Alzheimer” and 1 hour radio program on Alzheimers November 16th.

Newly released Spanish language Alzheimer’s book targets millions of Americans and their families struggling with the disease.

Hospice Radio featuring producer and host Dr. Zoë A. Lewis, recognized Internist and Hospice and Palliative Care physician, along with expert guests, finds international niche. Success linked to controversial topics and Hospice Foundation Blog link.

Dr. Harry Moody, Director of Academic Affairs for AARP, Washington, DC, Judi Lund Person, VP for regulatory affairs and state relations at NHPCO, and Jay Westbrook , RN, CHPN, join producer and host , Zoë Ann Lewis, MD, FACP, DAAHPM on HospiceRadio