The COVID-19 vaccination program for children ages 12-15 has now started. Thousands of young people across the country have already taken the opportunity to get vaccinated. This blog answers key questions about the program. Why do young people between the ages of…Read More »
from Ann Z. Bauer, University of Massachusetts Lowell the Research letter is a short version of interesting scientific work. The big idea Increasing evidence shows that the use of acetaminophen – widely known under the brand name Tylenol – during pregnancy poses…Read More »
Some teenagers and young adults can be moody or downright uncomfortable at times. As a parent, you may be tempted to dismiss it as an adolescent fear, but should you? Although mood swings and difficulties can be viewed as part of being…Read More »
Growing up in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, where people sometimes die from preventable or treatable diseases such as diarrhea, typhoid and malaria, Abdifitah taught Mohamed a painful lesson: Adequate health care is essential. In 1996, Mohamed’s mother died of septicemia after spending nine…Read More »
Mental Health Awareness – Dr. Emeka, doctor and brand ambassador for fitness and lifestyle app Freeletics, shows 6 ways you can control your post-pandemic mood During the pandemic, it’s pretty fair to say that many of us are struggling with our mental…Read More »
Personal injury can be an unfortunate accident, usually a workplace mishap. Any physical injury can cause temporary impairment or permanent loss of body parts, affecting daily activities and schedule. Certainly more than the physical pain and treatment, our minds react the fastest…Read More »
Physical health and mental health are linked in a number of ways. If one is good, the other is likely to follow suit, but the opposite is also true. If one is bad, the other can suffer too. The relationship between physical…Read More »
It’s always a difficult time for people undergoing cancer treatment and chemotherapy. The symptoms that occur during treatment are severe and many people refuse treatment because it can sometimes become unbearable for them. The constant tiredness, nausea, extreme tiredness, vomiting, (anorexia) loss…Read More »
from Brad R. Fulton, Indiana University Centuries of systemic racism and everyday discrimination in the US have left a major mental stress on African American communities, and the past few years have dealt particularly severe blows. Data from the Centers for Disease…Read More »
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