Children Who Survive Mass Shootings Face Long-term Consequences
Survivors of shootings are substantially more likely to develop health problems.
Health & Medicine
Amazon Now Offers a Low-cost Virtual Care Option
Amazon branches into the healthcare sector with a $9 monthly care option.
Social Security Leader Responds to Disability Service Complaints
Late last month lawmakers of both the Democratic and Republican parties pushed Social Security’s acting Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Operations, Linda Kerr-Davis, to explain what they are perceiving as systemic flaws in the disability benefits system. These flaws include everything from long-term backlogs in claims to increasing wait times for customer care phone calls, according
Healthy Retreats: Crafting a Wellness Journey
As you engage in activities ranging from serene yoga sessions to invigorating nature hikes, remember that the true essence of wellness starts with nurturing yourself.
Reducing Work Stress Can Significantly Improve Heart Health
Having good work-life balance could be the key to preventing heart disease.
Montana Devotes $7.5M to Behavioral Health Care
The state is providing early interventions to improve the health of moms and their babies.
Latest CDC Data Reveals Decline in Teen Vaping: Time to End the Moral Panic and Focus on Practical Solutions
Smoking rates among middle and high school students remain considerably low, recorded at just 1.6%.
Strep Throat is on the Rise as Amoxicillin Shortages Continue
More children are getting strep while a popular antibiotic is still in short supply.
Trauma Can Cause Broken Heart Syndrome, Other Issues
Trauma not only impacts mental, but physical health as well.
Some are Making Tough Trade-offs Due to Rising Healthcare Costs
Rising medical costs mean Americans are having to make tough decisions.