How a TBI Can Impact You for the Rest of Your Life
Rehabilitation and recovery after a TBI is an ongoing process that can take months or even years.
Health & Medicine
HDAC5 May Limit Drug-seeking Behavior in Heroin Users
Histone deacetylase 5 may prevent opioid-related relapses.
Intergenerational Trauma, Substance Use Common Among Black Women
Multi-generational trauma can lead to drug, alcohol use and involvement in the criminal justice system, study shows.
When Minor Health Symptoms Mean Major Heart and Brain Complications
Sometimes minor symptoms are indicators of a larger health issue.
Traffic Fumes are Leading to Millions of Commuter Deaths Each Year
Motorists not only have to worry about road rage and distracted driving, but toxic fumes that are causing brain damage, new study suggests.
Structural Racism Impacts Brain Health, Studies Show
Discrimination can take a significant toll on psychological health, research demonstrates.
10 Simple Habits for a Healthier Life
When you struggle to strike a work-life balance, ensure you incorporate your friends into the life part.
Neo-Luddites Would Like to Do Away with the Digital Age
There is a growing movement hoping to extinguish human reliance on digital resources.
Could UV Dryers Be as Bad for Skin Cells as Tanning Beds?
UV dryers have been shown to lead to rapid skin cell death.
Social Injustice Means High Cancer Fatalities in the Black Population
Black men and women are dying from cancer at higher rates than other ethnicities. Social justice issues may be the reason.