Headspace Takes off in Australia, but Not Without Criticism
The Australian government has made a large financial investment in Headspace.
Health & Medicine
Family Doctors in Canada Don’t Take Many Patients with OUD
New study shows that doctors are hesitant to take patients with opioid use disorder.
Why and How to Do Kegel Exercises
Kegels are fabulous, but they aren’t necessary for everyone. If your pelvic floor muscles are already tight, you don’t need to do the exercises.
Supreme Court Ruling on Prescribing Opioids will Benefit Patients, Docs
The U.S. high court sides with doctors in new ruling.
How to Handle an Angry Ex During Divorce
It is essential to always behave in accordance with the guidelines you have set up for an aggressive person, especially while interacting with that person.
The Benefits of Safer Opioid Supply Programs
SOS programs offer addicts a safer way to engage in use.
Facebook, Instagram Negatively Impact Mental Health
Facebook has no intentions on changing its strategy despite its negative impact on users’ health.
Top 6 Challenges Facing Dermatology Research in 2022
Resilience could help dermatology researchers overcome these challenges.
Study Examines Relationship ‘Jet Lag’ and What to Do About It
Relationship ‘jet lag’ can impact mental health, new study shows.
Metanalysis Reveals Women Do More Unpaid Work
Women working hard at home struggle with their mental health, study shows.