Researchers Explore the Link Between Personality Traits, Health
While there’s some truth to age-old adages about personalities, not all hold up.
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Veterans Face Hurdles Under the PACT Act
Veterans face gaps in coverage when seeking care for Superfund site exposure and other health concerns.
Cold Therapy – A Beginner’s Guide
Cold therapy is as much about exploring new frontiers of wellness as it’s about understanding and respecting your body’s limits. The key is to approach this practice with mindfulness, patience, and a sense of adventure.
France Bans Oysters to Protect Public Health Against Norovirus
The festive season in France has been met with an unexpected twist – a temporary ban on oysters from the famed Arcachon Bay due to norovirus contamination. While necessary to safeguard public health, this precautionary measure has cast a shadow over the livelihoods of oyster farmers and the cherished tradition of enjoying oysters during the
Survey Highlights Prejudices, Treatment Disparities in Healthcare
Discrimination continues to be evident in medical care.
Brainoware: Integrating Human Brain Tissue with Electronics
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking technology integrating brain matter with computer architecture.
McKinsey to Pay $78 Million in Landmark Opioid Settlement
Drug consulting firm settles plaintiffs’ opioid epidemic claims.
FDA Warns Pet Meds Can Harm Human Health
Taking pet medications can make humans resistant to certain treatments, experts warn.
Research Finds Two Kiwis Can Fulfill Daily Dose of Vitamin C
Foods like kiwis offer natural nutritional benefits without the need to take supplements.
Season Health Creates Food-as-Medicine Platform
Season Health offers food prescriptions to improve health.