Consumers United for Evidence-based Healthcare

Base Healthcare Begins Its Mission to Raise Awareness of Testosterone Deficiency and Improve Patient Outcomes

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Friday, December 2, 2022
Prostate, Consumers United for Evidence-based Healthcare, Sleep, Bone density, Health, Weight gain, Cardiovascular disease, Incidence, Anxiety, Fatty liver disease, Scar, Exercise, Obesity, Depression, FDA, Roy Taylor (scientist), Testosterone, Body composition, Education, Blood pressure, Fatigue, Hypogonadism, Pharmaceutical industry, Medicine

Base Healthcare states that it is working to address low testosterone, or hypogonadism , in the United States because the condition currently affects approximately 39% of men 45 years and older.

Key Points: 
  • Base Healthcare states that it is working to address low testosterone, or hypogonadism , in the United States because the condition currently affects approximately 39% of men 45 years and older.
  • Base Healthcare's programs incorporate education on testosterone levels in America, including their decline since the 1970s due to the public's increasing stress levels and rates of obesity.
  • The services offered by Base Healthcare center around its patient engagement platform, whose dashboard allows members to monitor their improvement in the company's four pillars: sleep, stress, nutrition, and exercise.
  • Base Healthcare is a men's virtual health platform that focuses on foundational health and optimization using an FDA-approved oral testosterone therapy and patient-centered health coaching.

Sunrise to adapt the Executive Committee after the integration phase

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Thursday, November 3, 2022
Business, Senior management, Consumer unit, Consumers United for Evidence-based Healthcare, National, Consumer-to-business, UPC, Sales, Sunrise

After an intense and successful integration phase, Sunrise is entering a new chapter, focusing even more on strategy execution, maximizing market focus, further improving customer excellence, and value-driven customer management.

Key Points: 
  • After an intense and successful integration phase, Sunrise is entering a new chapter, focusing even more on strategy execution, maximizing market focus, further improving customer excellence, and value-driven customer management.
  • Former ExCom members Nadine Zollinger, Franoise Clemes, Giuseppe Bonina and Robert Wigger (who decided in September to leave Sunrise) will leave Sunrise after a transition period.
  • With their tremendous dedication, engagement, and support over the past years, they have contributed significantly to the success of Sunrise and UPC.
  • They are extraordinarily skilled executives and outstanding leaders, and Sunrise wishes them all the best for their professional and personal future.

Base Healthcare Launches Innovative Platform for Men with Testosterone Deficiency

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Tuesday, October 18, 2022
Heart rate, Cardiovascular disease, Testosterone, Smartphone, ATT, Sleep, Hypogonadism, Man, Blood pressure, NASH, Exercise, Obesity, Consumers United for Evidence-based Healthcare, Fatty liver disease, DEXA, Type 2 diabetes, GLOBE, FDA, Comorbidity, Patient, Pharmaceutical industry, Medical device

The digital-forward platform will offer a convenient way for men to access Adequate Testosterone Therapy (ATT), certified-clinicians, and patient-centered health coaching.

Key Points: 
  • The digital-forward platform will offer a convenient way for men to access Adequate Testosterone Therapy (ATT), certified-clinicians, and patient-centered health coaching.
  • Base Healthcare is initially focused on the treatment of hypogonadism or low testosterone and will offer additional services and supplements for men in early 2023.
  • Base Healthcare chose the focus of low testosterone because it is one of the biggest blind spots in medicine today.
  • Base Healthcare is a mens virtual health platform focusing on foundational health and hormone optimization using testosterone therapy and patient-centered health coaching.