Biden’s Cancer Plan Misses the Mark by Overlooking Tobacco Harm Reduction
The administration plans to invest $15 million in smoking cessation programs targeting menthol and flavored tobacco use.
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Missouri’s Mentally Ill Inmates are Stalemated by Insufficient Resources
Inmates who are not well enough to stand trial are also not getting the treatment they need.
Better Health Can be Achieved Through Small Daily Changes
Living a healthier life sometimes simply takes making minor changes to a person’s routine.
Wisconsin’s Teen Girls are Struggling with Their Self-esteem
The mental health of teen girls depends on successful early interventions.
Gen Z Reports Less than Optimal Mental Health but Undying Optimism
Gen Z reported poor mental health. But so did Gen X and Millennials.
Scientists Prove Engaging in Play is Good for Mental Health
The periaqueductal gray region of the brain is responsible for the enjoyment of play.
Mental Health Worker is Sentenced for Sex Crimes Against Patient
Male mental health worker will spend 18 months in state prison.
New Act Steps in Where HIPAA Falls Short
SafeGuard CEO explains the My Health My Data Act and HIPAA shortcomings.
Hobbies Can Decrease Symptoms of Depression in the Elderly
Hobbies can create purpose, boost self-esteem, improve cognitive functioning and reduce depressive symptoms.
Opponents of COVID Restrictions Slash Michigan Healthcare Funding
Ottawa City is experiencing major funding changes that’ll likely play out in court.