Americans are Still Donating to Medical Crowdfunding Campaigns
U.S. residents are still helping each other with fundraising donations despite the pandemic.
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Medical Workers Contemplated Quitting Amid COVID-19
Medical care workers are making other plans as the pandemic continues.
How to Reduce Stress in the Work of a Lawyer
Combining physical and mental activity will help you maintain balance and relieve stress.
Teletherapy Startups are Making Waves in Mental Health
Teletherapy has taken off amid COVID-19.
Pandemic Ethics: Refusal to Shake Hands, Quarantine Shaming, and Other Signs of the Era
Take care of your health, wear a mask in public places, try to avoid crowds, and choose online mode whenever possible.
Opioid NFEPP Can Help with IBD Symptoms Without Side Effects
Researchers find NFEPP treatment for irritable bowel does not come with adverse effects.
Opioid Funds Should be Allocated to the Frontlines
Addiction treatment providers and those offering recovery supports say the opioid settlement funds need to go to those who need it most.
Will Talkspace Fill the Mental Health Gap in Reno?
Talkspace is offered to some Nevada residents to address limited mental health treatment availability.
Cannabis Almost As Addictive as Opioids, JAMA Study Finds
Youth are becoming addicted to marijuana at nearly the same rates as prescription opioids.
New York Judge: State Must Immediately Offer Coronavirus Vaccines to Inmates
A New York judge has ordered New York to immediately begin offering coronavirus vaccines to any and all inmates held in the state’s prisons. CBS News reports that the ruling ends a nearly two-month dispute between inmates and the state. Prisoners, notes CBS, had earlier filed a lawsuit against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and