Mental Health Care Remains a Challenge for Medicare, Medicaid Enrollees
Those on government-funded plans are still having a hard time getting access to treatment.
Health & Medicine
Weathering the Storm: Oregon’s Climate-Ready Medicaid Funds
Oregon’s proactive approach to climate-related health challenges could lead to significant fiscal savings.
Pregnant Women are More Likely to Seek Mental Health Treatment
Study findings revealed a rise in mood disorders such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among pregnant women and new mothers.
Navigating the Shower Debate: Perspectives on Hygiene, Skin Health
Research shows daily showering may be bad for skin health.
Fruit Juice in Childhood Linked to Healthier Diets, Lower Obesity Risk
Drinking fruit juice in childhood can lead to poor health outcomes in adulthood.
Study Reveals 40% Increase in U.S. Mental Health Diagnoses 2019-2023
The white paper draws attention to the fact that diagnoses surged as a result of the pandemic.
Women May Fare Better with Female Doctors, Study Suggests
Research reveals women treated by female doctors had a slightly lower mortality rate compared to those treated by male doctors.
The Many Benefits of Drinking 100% Orange Juice
Researchers found that food and energy intake was lower in subjects who drank 100% orange juice compared to a less potent alternative.
Boost Gut and Skin Microbiota Health through Time in Greenspaces
Research shows being in nature can improve skin and gut health.
The Power of Expertise: Leveraging Expert Witnesses in Malpractice Litigation
By leveraging their expertise effectively and working closely with your legal team, you can build a compelling argument that increases your chances of success in litigation.