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As NEWS10 continues to follow mental health responses in the hill towns of Massachusetts, officials are working to establish a task force for alternative response. In July, $250,000 was allocated ...
Clinicians often collect an endotracheal aspirate culture (EAC) from patients of all ages with breathing tubes to check mucus for signs of bacterial infection, a complication that can be deadly. Historically, however…
Or maybe you've been googling what to do after losing your temper or how to apologize to your child? If so, first remember this: If you're a mom or dad, you've lost your temper with your child, plain ...
Historically, hospitals have provided care for people, while separate insurers have paid for that care.
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On Aug. 22, the Hollister Edward Jones Team, together with Twin Oaks Hollister, is hosting the Third Annual Alzheimer’s Association Walk, one of 600 such events across the country, to raise funds and ...
The Berrien County Suicide Prevention Coalition has marked a new milestone after becoming an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Group Treasurer Brittany Frenchko tells us the coalition started in 2012 a ...
Leisure-time exercise was associated with lower dementia risk in a large systematic review and meta-analysis. In contrast, occupational physical activity was associated with a higher risk of dementia.
A technique pioneered to increase access to treatment for depression in the villages of India is now helping church groups, veterans’ organizations, school guidance counselors, and women experiencing ...
Emotion-regulation training helped students respond to negative experiences with less distress and altered communication between brain networks.
Australia’s life insurance industry is confronting a structural claims shift it cannot address at the point of claim alone. AIA Australia’s announcement on August 18 of a Premier Partnership with ...
There are wounds that bleed, and there are wounds that remain invisible. A child may never be struck, yet still carry the consequences of violence for years.
A ‘living’ evidence review of bipolar disorder treatments has been transformed into a free, continuously updated online tool that helps clinicians and patients weigh efficacy, side effects, and ...
Opioid use disorder is associated with a higher risk for complications before discharge after inpatient removal of the uterus.
Poor mental health in US adults is linked to a significantly higher risk for a drug use disorder, with patterns often shaped by ADHD status, new research shows.
Physical activity performed as part of a job raises the risk of dementia, new research suggests. Strenuous labour may not offer the same brain protection as exercising for leisure and may even raise ...
New research involving 9000 Australian women has revealed the hidden mental health toll of female-specific physical health conditions.
Watch how people are chosen for leadership positions and a pattern shows up. The person who speaks first in the meeting. The person who acts like they know ...
Racism directly affects how people experience grief and bereavement, according to the largest study of its kind. Bereavement services must adapt to be anti-racist, avoid making assumptions based on ...
Innocent Bugingo, a 30-year-old entrepreneur, spent 14 years battling alcohol and drug addiction, a struggle that strained his relationship with his family and put his future at risk. Bugingo started ...
As opening statements kicked off Tuesday in a trial for Meta Platforms, advocates and parents of social media victims gathered outside the federal courthouse in Oakland, California, with a banner that ...
There are many who cite the recent proliferation of unregulated digital platforms, massive black market for firearms, severe gaps in campus physical security and unaddressed student mental health ...
Posted August 18, 2026 | Reviewed by Michelle Quirk "What fun games have you been playing lately?" I ask this question at every visit when I have a patient I know likes to play video games. For someone who regularly…
Traveling electrical waves sweeping across the brain may help determine what we notice, predict what comes next, and construct our internal picture of the world. Researchers now argue that these waves aren't just…
(MedPage Today) -- A serially tracked heart stress (HS) biomarker was generally indicative of a person's heart risks in older age, even among relatively healthy individuals, an observational study showed. Based on the…
Posted August 18, 2026 | Reviewed by Michelle Quirk Much of the focus of conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) and suicide risk has been about how AI responds when a person is at risk. The specific concern is…
Forensic psychologist Paul Zeizel testified Tuesday to the first time he met Lindsay Clancy at the hospital after she killed her children, then tried to kill herself.
As we continue to follow mental health responses in the hill towns of Massachusetts, officials are working to establish a task force for alternative response. Last ...
Here is a finding that surprises most people, including plenty of regular gym-goers. When researchers tracked nearly 1,900 older adults (aged 70–79) over three years, those who held on to their muscle mass, and even…
During cancer treatment, the same brain tumor can be treated with the same anticancer drug, but the effect can differ from patient to patient. A Korean research team has developed a chip that recreates a patient's own…
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