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Loneliness Isn’t Just for the Young. For Older Adults, It’s Longer and More Dangerous
In recent years, headlines have warned of a loneliness epidemic, often pointing to young adults as the most affected. It’s true: surveys...
Sunkanmi Folorunsho
Jul 193 min read


The Evolution of Nutrition: Key Trends Shaping Dietary Choices in the 21st Century
Author Catherina Pascale Abstract In recent years, global nutrition trends have undergone significant transformations driven by...
Caterina Pascale
Jul 183 min read
Nutrition Myths Debunked: Clearing Up Common Misconceptions About Healthy Eating
It seems like myths are abundant in many areas. Everyone including social media influencers are spreading misinformation which is leaving...
Srinath Vemula
Jul 163 min read


Dental Nutrition
By Jessica Chhoy Introduction: It is important to recognize the connection between our oral health and the nutrients that we consume. The...
chhoyjessica
Jul 161 min read


Pharmacology's characters: agonists, antagonists and inverse agonists.
Pharmacology is the branch of the biological sciences which studies the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and/or active...
pietrococchiara
Jul 155 min read


Ageless Strength: How One Retired Nurse Is Beating Muscle Loss and Staying Fit for Life
Linda and her family on their annual ski trip Linda is a 66-year-old retired nurse who has been athletic her whole life. Even as a nurse...
tamilee100
Jul 159 min read


ME/CFS: How to Manage it
What is ME/CFS? ME/CFS, also known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, is extreme fatigue that can't be explained by...
Chloe Kim
Jul 147 min read


Held Hostage by 'What if': Inside the OCD Brain
Understanding the Symptoms Most people have heard someone in their life say "I'm just so OCD" when talking about their organizational...
Bailey Miller
Jul 134 min read
Ozempic and the Weight Loss Trade-Off. What Are You Really Losing?
By now, most people are familiar with the popular diabetes-turned-weightloss drugs, semaglutide, more commonly known by their brand...
kimiaowsia13
Jul 133 min read


Finding the Right Support: A Guide to Mental Health Resources
Mental health challenges can be hard to face alone. Whatever it is you are facing there are many resources to help you. From hotlines to...
Srinath Vemula
Jul 133 min read


EMDR Therapy: Overcoming Trauma
EMDR therapy stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. This therapy was developed in the 1980’s and has been recognized...
Yolanda DeLoach BSN, RN
Jul 123 min read


The Weight Loss Jab: Miracle Shot or Medical Hype?
Weight loss injections have taken the world by storm! Medications like Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Zepbound, were originally developed...
L.Hunter
Jul 124 min read


Wonder Weeks and Growth Spurts: What Neuroscience and Pediatrics Reveal About Your Baby’s Fussy Phases
Just when you think you've figured out your baby’s routine, everything changes again. From sudden clinginess to nonstop feeding, these fussy phases often leave parents wondering what’s going on. This article unpacks the science behind Wonder Weeks and growth spurts, revealing how brain development, hormones, and sleep shifts drive these changes, and how parents can respond with confidence and care.
Dang Bao Ngoc
Jul 1225 min read


Why a Colonoscopy Is Important and Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Have One
Image found in media by Wix Colonoscopies: Don’t Procrastinate With A Test That Could Save Your Life You just turned 50 and go to your...
Rachelle DiMedia
Jul 119 min read


Medicare/Medicaid Cuts: A Broken HealthCare System
When the Medicare & Medicaid bill was signed into law by President Johnson approximately 60 years ago , it started out as basic health...
skoe03
Jul 115 min read


Why do we use stimulants to treat ADHD?
Photo cr. Tara Winstead When we first think of the the mental disorder ADHD, the last thing that we would think of doing is to add more...
kimberlyannecv
Jul 113 min read


Dapagliflozin Shows Promise After TAVI in Elderly Aortic Stenosis Patients
A ortic stenosis is a condition that causes the aortic valve, one of your heart valves that works to carry blood from your heart to the...
malavikajp10
Jul 114 min read


Animal Therapy: it's going to the birds
You see them on the street, in airplanes, in grocery stores, and even in doctors’ offices. Service animals have been part of the human...
meganmcdevitt0
Jul 104 min read


When Diabetic Turns Dangerous: Understanding Diabetic Ketoacidosis
What is Diabetes? Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that impact the way the body uses glucose as an energy source. The...
Bailey Miller
Jul 103 min read


Organoids: How Scientists are Using Tiny Human Organs to Revolutionize Medicine
Although scientists creating miniature human organs in a lab may sound like something from a sci-fi movie, it’s become a reality. Image...
Mali Arwyn
Jul 93 min read
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