Assessing New York’s Investment in Mental Health Street Teams
New York City’s intensive mobile street treatment teams have been critical in addressing crime and providing services to those with mental illnesses.
Health & Medicine
The Endless Tug of Work: Impossible to Unplug?
With endless technology, employees are feeling more obligated to stay on top of work matters.
Ketamine Therapy: What Does the Future Have in Store?
Patients are noting the benefits of ketamine therapy, but it could come with some very real risks.
Experts Worried about Animals after Avian Influenza Detected
Massachusetts health officials concerned about pets and wildlife after detecting the bird flu.
Asthma Associated With Increased Lung Cancer Risk, Study Finds
Studies reveal asthmatics have a higher chance than those without asthma of developing lung cancer. Women are especially at risk.
Shaping Student Mental Health Through Wisconsin’s School Cafeterias
Youth Empowered in the Struggle is working with Milwaukee Public Schools to promote student mental health through nutrient-dense meals.
Fasting Study Focuses on Slowing Aging Process, Improving Healthspan
The DiAL-Health study hopes to show that intermittent fasting not only aids in weight loss, but has additional benefits.
New Research Highlights the Value of Plant-based Protein for Women
University study reveals women should be incorporating more plant proteins into their diets.
Illinois IDOC Renews Wexford Contract, Undermining Prisoners’ Rights
The state has opted to renewal its contract with an agency known to provide subpar service to its inmates.
1 in 11 Americans Use Community Health, Resources Stretched Thin
Community health centers are lacking funding as demand for services increases and inflation affects healthcare costs.