Study Reveals Higher Death Rates in Those Who Fear Mortality
Research reveals those who fear death ironically encounter higher mortality rates than those who don’t.
Health & Medicine
Social Media Misinformation Continues to Cause Mass Confusion
Amid a climate of mistrust in government, it’s hard to know what to believe online.
Autism Double-Checked Hopes to Make Air Travel Easier
The organization offers training programs to address the unique needs of young autistic travelers.
The Rise in Childhood Obesity Calls for Proactive Interventions
Counseling is an important factor in combatting obesity in young children.
Oregon’s Hospitals are Fighting For Mental Health Care Funding
Legal case in Oregon alleges the state is not making enough beds available for mental health crises.
Arlington County Doc Convicted of Painkiller Conspiracy
A Virginia pain physician has been charged with doling out excessive pain pills to her patients.
Many Diabetic Patients are Taking Their Meds Only Short-Term
Not all diabetic drugs that hit the market end up meeting patient expectations.
Benralizumab is Game-changing for Severe Asthma Cases
Benralizumab is a new biologic therapy specifically for persistent and severe asthma.
England’s Early Career Docs are Striking Over Pay Levels
Patient appointments are postponed as junior doctors go on strike.
Research Shows Sushi Side, Wasabi, May Benefit Brain Health
Science offers one more reason to enjoy wasabi, and that’s to improve cognitive functioning.