Neena Shell ’26 was named Udall Tribal Public Policy Fellow
Neena Shell ’26 has been awarded a fellowship to study tribal public policy from the Morris K. Udall and Stewart […]
Ohio sanctions concern teen mental health center
State authorities have ordered a troubled mental health treatment center to stop admitting new teenagers to the facility until its
FDA approves new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease
A new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday. In clinical
CDC director calls for evidence-based, prevention-focused community health care during talk at Johns Hopkins
from Emily Gaines Buchler / Published July 2, 2024 Data will play a critical role in shifting the nation’s focus
How it is possible to ‘inherit stress’, according to a neurosurgeon
Can we inherit stress? A leading neurosurgeon, John Strugar, says we can. The associate professor of neurosurgery at Yale University
Baba Ramdev claims anti-Ayurveda cartel targeting Patanjali; trying to damage the reputation
Baba Ramdev, the founder of Patanjali Ayurved has claimed that a cartel of corporations, pharmaceutical companies, intellectuals and politicians has
What people eat at age 40 can affect health decades later, Harvard study shows
1 of 2 | Researchers found that people who followed a healthy diet from their 40s were 43% to 84%
The hidden advantages of having an older workforce in home health care
This article is part of your HHCN+ membership The home health industry has a high concentration of nurses who are
Eight common antidepressants ranked by potential for weight gain
Eight commonly used antidepressants are ranked according to their potential for weight gain. Results of a large observational study showed
Are there healthier hot dog options? Can you eat hot dogs in moderation? Answers to your questions about hot dogs and health
Hot dogs are a summertime staple—it’s hard to go to a baseball game or a barbecue without coming across at