Health-Care Innovations Are Coming to Your Digital Device
Mobile phones and tablets have pushed themselves to the center of modern life. Instead of going to the bookstore, readers download the latest novel direct to their devices. Online shopping has left...
View ArticleHow a True-Crime Podcast Became a Mental-Health Support Group
Listening to stories of grisly murders allows some people to exorcise their fears, and the community built around the show encourages listeners to take care of themselves. Article source:...
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Local companies honored for healthy workplaces
Caption Close Grade A Markets team members John Kapoor, Jack SantaMaria, Sam Cingari, Rocky Cingari, Cora Ragaini R.D., Chip Cingari, Dominick Cingari, Jenna Hourani R.D., Darren Powers and Dave Roche...
View ArticleWhy is America Failing at Sexual Health and Education?
For a country with as many resources as the United States, we shouldn’t have such a big problem with sexual health. Yet we do. The problem is that the topic of sexual education has gotten lumped in...
View ArticleStress hormone may help explain health advantages of marriage
(Reuters Health) – Married couples may be healthier than single, divorced or widowed adults at least in part because they have lower levels of a stress hormone associated with a variety of medical...
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Dr. Oz: EEG Brain Scans Reveal Fake News Threatens Your Health
Dr. Oz discusses the QEEG test, scanning brains on fake news, with Dr. Daniel Amen. Dr. Oz / Sony Pictures Television Tomorrow, our show will spotlight a first-of-its-kind social experiment to...
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Ryan Tannehill reportedly at full health for Dolphins
Ryan Tannehill will be available for the entirety of the Miami Dolphins’ offseason program after missing the last three regular-season games and the postseason with a severe knee sprain. NFL Network...
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Cancer patients, survivors fear GOP efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act
Ashley Walton was 25 when a mole on her back turned out to be melanoma. She had it removed, but three years later she discovered a lump in her abdomen. She was then unemployed and uninsured, and so...
View ArticleConnecting the Big Data Dots to Optimize Health and Manage Disease
The era of “Quantified Self” (a term coined in 2007 by US WIRED founding executive editor Kevin Kelly) is relatively new. The first Fitbit digital step counters launched in late 2009, and we’ve since...
View ArticleNew report identifies neighborhoods in need of behavioral health services
At first glance, the Philadelphia neighborhoods in zip codes 19148 and 19120 might seem to have little in common. The 19120 zip code is on the northern edge of the city, bordering Cheltenham Township...
View ArticlePeople with mental health disorders at risk of stroke, study finds
Stroke is a leading cause of disability in the United States, and mental illness affects tens of millions of Americans each year. New research finds a link between the two, as psychiatric illness is...
View ArticleHow Demi Lovato Is Using Her Voice To Elevate Mental Health
The film is a project of Be Vocal: Speak Up For Mental Health, a campaign Lovato’s been involved with since it was started in 2015 by the National Alliance for Mental Illness, the Jed Foundation,...
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US Trust president gives the 2 reasons why he likes health-care stocks
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View ArticleAfter Halting Start, Trump Plunges Into Effort to Repeal Health Law
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View ArticleNurses Blast Trumpcare As Danger To Public Health
Nurses on healthcare’s front lines are the latest to join the parade of medical care providers opposing the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives’ American Health Care Act, also known as...
View ArticleKenneth Arrow’s Legacy And The Article That Launched A Thousand Studies
Kenneth Arrow, who passed away on February 21, was, according to many knowledgeable observers, the foremost economist of the second half of the 20th century. Paul Samuelson, the first American to win...
View ArticleMolina Healthcare CEO Expresses Doubts About GOP’s Health Plan
RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: Dr. J. Mario Molina is worried. He’s the CEO of Molina Healthcare. It’s a company based in Long Beach, Calif., that provides health plans, including to those on Medicare and...
View ArticleRepublican US health plan clears first hurdles, fate uncertain
WASHINGTON The Republican plan backed by President Donald Trump to overhaul the U.S. healthcare system cleared its first hurdles in Congress on Thursday, but its chances for passage looked uncertain...
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Mumps outbreak prompts LA County public health alert
This image provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention depicts a child with a mumps infection. Note the characteristic swollen neck region due to an enlargement of the boy’s salivary...
View ArticleNo Health Insurance Is Hard. No Phone? Unthinkable. – The New …
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