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Barbara Glickstein hosts this week’s Healthstyles on Thursday, September 18th at 1PM on WBAI Pacifica Radio 99.5FM streamed live on the web at http://www.wbai.org

Medicare’s Open Enrollment period is October 15 through December 7th. It’s the time when you can change your Medicare coverage. It can be a confusing to navigate the complex world of health insurance. 

In the first half-hour Glickstein interviews John Sardellis, PhD, professor of health care at St. Joesph’s College of NY, and Member of the Society of Actuaries, who named this segment, “The ABCs and of course D of Medicare”  Tune in to hear him walk us through the process. Tune in (even if you’re not eligible for Medicare) and offer to share this advice with a relative, friend or elder neighbor or person with a disability who is covered by Medicare insurance.  We are public radio and we can all reach out and help someone.

Dr. Sardellis recommends this user friendly site is www.medicarerights.org.

In the second half of Healthstyles we hear from Sheree Crute, editor-in-chief and co-founder fierceforblackwomen.com Healthstyles new regular feature.

Ms. Crute discusses the second article in a three-part series on Black Women’s Health and fibroids –   Beating Fibroids: Find the Best Treatment for You. She also discusses another another featured article,  Lower Your Risk of Ovarian Cancer.   Follow them on Twitter @Fierceforbw @shereecrute @yrlamb and on Facebook fierceforblackwomen.

Barbara Glickstein hosts this week’s Healthstyles on

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My latest blog post on JAMA’s News Forum is about the unintended consequences of policy. Specifically, it deals with Medicare policy on admitting patients to hospitals as outpatients for observation. It clearly needs to be fixed.

JAMA doesn’t permit people to post comments on their blog so I welcome your comments on this site.

Diana J. Mason, PhD, RN, FAAN, Rudin Professor of Nursing

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Barbara Glickstein hosts this week’s Healthstyles on Thursday, September 11th at 1PM on WBAI Pacifica Radio 99.5FM streamed live on the web at www.wbai.org

At the top of the hour hear HealthCetera News Updates. Listen here

Journalists struggle with reporting on sex and labor trafficking and how to better frame the stories.  The language in the anti-trafficking world, specifically, use of the word “rescue” is examined when Glickstein interviews Becky Owens-Bullard, Project Director of the Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance (DATA). Owens-Bullard says It’s time we take off the “rescuer’s” cape and elevate our language around anti-trafficking work to the trauma-informed, victim-centered place that it should be.” Read  “Take off the cape: Why using the word rescue is harmful to anti-trafficking efforts” in the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault and listen to the full interview.

Healthstyles new regular feature appears regularly with co-founders Yanick Rice Lamb, and Sheree Crute of FierceforBlackWomen.com a new media platform launched last November for Black Women. Ms. Crute chairs CHMP’s National Advisory Committee (NAC) and Ms. Rice Lamb is a member of the NAC.  Today, Yanick Rice Lamb joins me to talk about the goings-on on Fierce for Black Women. 

Follow them on Twitter @Fierceforbw @shereecrute @yrlamb

Barbara Glickstein hosts this week's Healthstyles on