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Barriers for mothers with a disability: breastfeeding
In a recent published study of more than 600,000 mothers, patients with an intellectual or developmental disability were about 18% less likely to have a
In a recent published study of more than 600,000 mothers, patients with an intellectual or developmental disability were about 18% less likely to have a
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, people have been wondering: Where did it come from? Was it a lab accident? Or did nature, once again, remind
As summer winds down and we gear up for the school year, it’s crucial to prioritize our health and wellness in the classroom. After all,
A recent study suggests that getting enough sleep during early adolescence may help curb impulsive behaviors, like watching mature-rated media or playing adult video games.
As we continue to navigate a world where health and wellness are more important than ever, the conversation around obesity and its treatments is gaining
Climate change refers to long-term shifts in Earth’s average weather patterns, which affect local, regional, and global climates. While some natural processes, like volcanic activity
If you’re a medical student or just starting out in healthcare, here’s a reality check: even after years of studying and training, the learning doesn’t
Recent research has highlighted an interesting link between the communities we live in and our cognitive health. A study suggests that living in environments with
The Intergenerational Transmission of Obesity: Key Insights from Recent Research Obesity is a significant public health concern, and recent findings suggest that its impact may
Agriculture, a cornerstone of the U.S. economy and livelihood, faces mounting challenges as climate change disrupts its foundation. With over half of U.S. land devoted