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Listen to the Summary Understanding Aromatherapy and Stress Relief Aromatherapy is a holistic healing treatment that uses natural plant extracts and essential oils to promote health...
Introduction Getting a good night’s sleep is essential for maintaining optimal health and well-being. However, many people struggle with sleep issues such as insomnia, sleep apnea,...
Article Summary Introduction Indoor gardening has become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. Not only does it allow you to enjoy fresh, homegrown...
Listen to the Summary The Quest for Delicious Gluten-Free Baking Mixes Finding gluten-free baking mixes that taste good can be a challenge for those with gluten...
Understanding Acne and the Benefits of Organic Skincare Acne is a common skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when hair follicles become...
Understanding Anxiety and Stress Anxiety and stress are common experiences that many individuals face in their daily lives. While some level of stress is normal and...
Listen to the Summary Compact Gym Equipment for Tight Quarters When it comes to staying fit in a small living space, finding the right home fitness...
Listen to the Summary The Benefits of Plant-Based Nutrition We live in a world where people are increasingly conscious about their health and well-being. Many individuals...
Introduction to the Keto Diet The ketogenic diet, or keto for short, is a low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet that has gained immense popularity in recent years. This...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Alex Drane's Inspiring Movement In 2008, Alex Drane had a vision to encourage people to have important conversations about end-of-life wishes. She named...
courtesy of time.com The World Health Organization (WHO) has reached out to Chinese officials for detailed information regarding a significant increase in respiratory illnesses, including pneumonia,...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Haley's Image as a Voice of Reason in the GOP Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley has positioned herself as a voice of...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Are you interested in learning about the latest advancements in digital health? Join Ahmed Albaiti, CEO of ZS, and Matthew Holt, founder of...
courtesy of time.com Manufacturers Struggle to Keep Up with Demand The popularity of weight loss drugs like Ozempic, Rybelsus, Wegovy, and Mounjaro has skyrocketed thanks to...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Introduction Millions of people across the country have lost their Medicaid benefits after a pandemic-era mandate for coverage expired in March. Many of...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org A Routine Checkup Turns Costly Reesha Ahmed, a 32-year-old woman from Texas, was excitedly awaiting the arrival of her first child when she...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org A New Factor to Consider Choosing where to give birth typically comes down to what hospital is most convenient to your home, where...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com FDR's Legacy: The New Deal and the Power of Words As Thanksgiving Day approaches, it is important to reflect on the study of...
courtesy of time.com Introduction The ongoing and escalating violence in and around hospitals in the U.S. is a clear and present danger to hospital staff and...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Assisted Living vs. Nursing Home: Understanding the Difference Confused about the difference between assisted living facilities and nursing homes? Assisted living facilities are...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Understanding and Using Health Insurance: A Struggle for Many Americans A recent op-ed in JAMA Network titled "Complexity in the US Health Care...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Introduction As climate change continues to disrupt our planet, experts warn of the potential health consequences. One overlooked threat is the resurgence of...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Humane, a Silicon Valley start-up founded by former Apple employees, is making waves with its latest invention – the Humane AI Pin. Billed...
courtesy of time.com The Problem with the Orange Book The financial burden of high insulin costs has long been attributed to the FDA's regulatory framework. However,...
courtesy of time.com Reports of Illness in Multiple States The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is currently investigating cinnamon apple puree and applesauce products following reports...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Expensive Medical Advances Last week, we learned that the obesity drug Wegovy may also reduce the risk of heart disease. But with just...
courtesy of time.com Learning to Say No Many people struggle with saying no, fearing it may reflect negatively on their character or damage relationships. However, learning...
courtesy of time.com Britain's medicines regulator has authorized the world's first gene therapy treatment for sickle cell disease, offering hope to thousands of people in the...
courtesy of time.com Introduction As the holiday season approaches, it's important to prioritize your health and stay informed about the latest guidance on COVID-19, the flu,...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Life-Saving Supplies June Voros relies on a continuous glucose monitor to manage her Type 1 diabetes. However, obtaining the supplies needed to make...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Introduction In a recent episode of #THCBGang, host Matthew Holt was joined by a panel of experts to discuss the future of healthcare...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com The Reluctant Bride: A TikTok Sensation A painting from 1866 has recently gained popularity on TikTok, sparking outrage among young females. The painting,...
courtesy of time.com A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine has found that around 20% of people taking the popular antiviral drug Paxlovid...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Do Abortion Rights Supporters Really Advocate for Abortions Until Birth? It’s a claim frequently made by antiabortion lawmakers, but is it true? According...
courtesy of time.com Women Expected to Live Longer New research reveals that U.S. women are projected to live about six years longer than U.S. men. This...
courtesy of time.com South Korea Launches Campaign Against Bedbugs South Korea is currently experiencing a surge in bedbug infestations, leading to fears among the public and...
courtesy of time.com The Disappointing Results of Long COVID Research Despite the increasing number of published results from federally conducted or sponsored research, the health outlook...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Hospital Sues Patients for Trespassing A Catholic hospital system in California is suing several patients and their advocates, accusing them of trespassing under...
courtesy of time.com The Impact of Anti-Black Racism on Youth Mental Health Crisis The Biden-Harris administration has announced a significant investment of $200 million to tackle...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Why is it so Hard to Access the RSV Vaccine in the US? A patient's frustrating experience highlights the difficulties in obtaining an...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Millions of Families Face Financial Ruin as Costs of Long-Term Care Skyrocket Margaret Newcomb, a retired French teacher, is struggling to protect her...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Desperate for Help: The Nightmare of Home Health Aides Natasha Lazartes, 39, has had to care for multiple family members with cancer and...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Key Finding: Most Students Intend to Stay in Healthcare, But Not in Direct Patient Care A recent report from Elsevier Health, titled Clinician...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Introduction Ady Barkan, a prominent activist for a single-payer health care system, passed away this week at the age of 39 after a...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com A Sliver of Light in the Darkness Today's election results brought a glimmer of hope during a challenging time. Among the victories for...
courtesy of thehealthcareblog.com Introduction In the world of healthcare management, talent often congregates in well-known institutions like the University of Minnesota, University of Michigan, and University...
courtesy of time.com Extra Hour of Sleep, but Less Daylight Ahead Brunch dates and flag football games might be a little easier to get to this...
courtesy of time.com The Basics: What is Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a genetic heart disease characterized by abnormally thick walls of the heart muscle. It...
courtesy of time.com High Demand for RSV Medication Causes Shortage A recently approved treatment for Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is facing a shortage as demand outpaces...
courtesy of time.com Introduction Popular weight loss drugs have dominated headlines recently for their ability to help people shed pounds and control diabetes. Now, a groundbreaking...
courtesy of time.com The Controversy Surrounding the Snooze Button Many sleep experts warn against using the snooze button in the morning, claiming it can disrupt your...
courtesy of time.com Introduction A new study has revealed that emergency room visits for children injured by firearms nearly doubled during the pandemic. Firearms have been...
courtesy of time.com Contractor Sends Alarming Email to Mark Zuckerberg On the same day whistleblower Frances Haugen testified before Congress about the harms of Facebook and...
courtesy of time.com Introduction After serving in the Vietnam War, Charles Figley became interested in the concept of trauma and its lasting psychological effects on individuals...
courtesy of time.com Introduction Stress is a familiar part of everyday life for many Americans, but did you know that it could be affecting your heart...
courtesy of time.com A Breakthrough Medication for Overweight and Obesity Weight loss drugs have been making waves in the news lately, and there's a new medication...
courtesy of time.com Surgeons at NYU Langone Health have achieved a groundbreaking medical milestone by performing the world's first whole-eye transplant, combined with a partial face...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Opioid Epidemic Takes Center Stage Tuesday’s election offered a glimpse into the key issues that could resonate with voters in the 2024 election....
courtesy of time.com The Problem with Oversimplification Obesity is not just about being fat or lacking willpower. It is a chronic disease that affects millions of...
courtesy of time.com The Debate Over Social Media Addiction Social media can be harmful, but the question of whether a person can become addicted to it...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org A Growing Wave of Abortion-Related Ballot Measures Activists in Missouri are gearing up to present a series of ballot measures to voters in...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Introduction A new therapy called nirsevimab, approved by the CDC to protect infants from the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), has left parents scrambling...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Wave of Abortion Ballot Measures Sweeping the Nation Today, voters in Ohio are heading to the polls to decide whether to add abortion...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Medicare to Cover Cost of Preexposure Prophylaxis Drugs A proposed federal policy from the Biden administration aims to protect older Americans from contracting...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Missouri Activist Files Ballot Measures to Roll Back Abortion Ban As activists examine the results of Ohio's vote to protect abortion rights, Jamie...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org A Symbol of Science and Modern Medicine Rahima Banu, a toddler in rural Bangladesh, holds the title of being the last person in...
courtesy of time.com Tracking the Spread of COVID-19 and Other Pathogens If you’ve traveled overseas recently, you might have been greeted upon your return by people...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org The Battle Begins The Biden administration is pushing for regulatory changes that would require nursing homes to increase their staffing. However, the biggest...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Time to Shop Around Open enrollment for plans on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchange, also known as Obamacare, began on November 1...
courtesy of kffhealthnews.org Child and adolescent survivors of gun violence at higher risk for psychiatric disorders and substance use A new study in Health Affairs has...
