Individual Interventions are Unable Employee Well-being
New research challenges individual-level options to improve workplace satisfaction.
Health & Medicine
Small Habits Can Have a Big Impact on Mental Health
Changing unhealthy habits can greatly improve an individual’s mental well-being.
More Resources are Needed to Expand Mental Health Courts
Mental health courts provide a viable alternative to incarceration but require more funding to be successful.
Opioid Overdose Survivors Rarely Receive Life-saving Medication
Actively addressing barriers to access will help those with OUD have a better chance of recovery.
Amid Border Debates, Expanded Health Coverage Offered to Immigrants
Regardless of legal status, many states are opting to offer U.S. immigrants health insurance.
Virginia Announces First Pediatric Death from Influenza This Season
It’s important to take preventive measures to ward off the seasonal flu.
Health Coaches Can Help with Alzheimer’s Symptoms
Every year in the United States, Alzheimer’s cases are increasingly doled out to the despair of individuals in their family members. Many find the prospect of losing their memories or being forgotten almost as terrifying as the real medical concerns that come with it. In an age where the odds of getting Alzheimer’s doubles every
A Sacramento Barbershop is Addressing Black Men’s Mental Health
Barbershops are doubling as therapist havens for Black men, helping to eliminate stigma.
Experts Fear Xylazine Users Won’t Get Help Due to Shame
Animal tranquilizer is responsible for many drug-related deaths, and yet shame is keeping users from seeking treatment.
Kratom, A Health Product, Faces Scrutiny Over Potential Dangers
Although widely used, kratom can be addicting and dangerous to one’s health, experts warn.