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Social media is where we scroll, laugh, and learn — but it’s also where bad health info spreads fast. During COVID, posts full of fear
Social media is where we scroll, laugh, and learn — but it’s also where bad health info spreads fast. During COVID, posts full of fear
We hear it all the time: “Breast is best.” And it’s true — breastfeeding has major health benefits for both babies and moms. But what
Colorectal cancer (CRC) isn’t just about physical health—it impacts your whole life. For young adults, the challenges often go far beyond treatment. Here’s what matters
Did you know that the volunteering you do today could shape your voting habits in the future? Research from the University of Exeter shows that
At Valor Academy Elementary in Los Angeles, Connie Clotworthy leads a weekly mindfulness program to help students manage their emotions. Using fun tools like a
Nursing school is tough—physically, mentally, and emotionally. In 2024, nearly 38% of nursing students reported experiencing depression, a significant increase from 2019. This trend is
Ever been stuck waiting for hours in the emergency room, wondering if you’ll ever be seen? You’re not alone—many patients leave before getting help. But
Let’s be real—most of us spend a lot of time on social media. Whether it’s scrolling through TikTok, sending memes on Instagram, or checking out
Ever wondered if it matters whether you’re treated at an academic or community hospital? New research from Ontario shows that for most general medicine patients,
Period poverty isn’t just a problem in developing countries. One in four menstruators will struggle to afford period products in their lifetime, yet the topic