The Apple watch has been around for several years, but now it has been upgraded to an FDA Class 2 medical device which can detect falls and irregular heart rhythm. This class will discuss all the Apple Watch features, which could assist you in your everyday living and help you keep track of your health.

Do you need some guidance navigating Medicare Parts A and B, prescription plans, low-income benefits, Medicare Advantage plans, and Medigap (supplement) plans?

Are you confused by the complexity of Medicare services and costs? Both new and existing Medicare beneficiaries are welcome.

Get the answers to your questions about healthcare. (Enrollment is limited to 20 students.)

This information packed course has as its core 9 lectures from the Aging Brain series from the Great Courses. Each week we will expand the Great Courses lecture by including additional material from other sources and lectures from the professor.

Topics covered include: Memory
Emotions
Dementia
Stress
Alzheimer’s

Handouts with diagrams, definitions, summaries and references will be provided. Most importantly, you will learn not only what is happening to our aging brains, but also how you can easily reduce the negative impacts of aging on our brains.

Did you know that 50% of heart attacks happen to people with "normal" cholesterol? Is there something more to it than the standard cholesterol panels we run? Well, the short answer is "yes". In this lecture, Abigayil Anderson ARNP, will discuss advanced lipid testing and both conventional and alternative management.

Irritable Bowel Disease, better known as IBS, is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder that affects the large intestines, causing symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, cramping, gas, and bloating. Join this class to learn more about this disease, its symptoms, and triggers.

Please join UF College of Pharmacy students for a discussion about food and drug interactions. We will discuss interactions to avoid, management of medication side effects (such as upset stomach), and medications to be taken with or without food.