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When Your Family Doctor Is Family
Having a doctor in the family sounds great—free advice, quick answers, and less time in clinics. But when that doctor is your parent, sibling, or
Having a doctor in the family sounds great—free advice, quick answers, and less time in clinics. But when that doctor is your parent, sibling, or
Weight Stigma in Healthcare Despite obesity being recognized as a disease, many people still face harmful stereotypes—lazy, undisciplined, or lacking willpower—even from healthcare providers. Harmful
Imagine walking into a hospital, not just to see doctors and nurses, but also a friendly Labrador wagging its tail, ready to brighten someone’s day. At Rose
Imagine walking into a room full of people and having no idea if you know anyone. That’s the reality for people with developmental prosopagnosia –
Cultural competency is essential in healthcare, as it helps improve patient outcomes and experiences. However, it must be balanced with respecting individual patient autonomy. While
Ever heard of therapy that includes dogs, horses—or even dolphins? It’s called animal-assisted therapy, and it’s making waves in the mental health world, especially for
Did you know that humour can be good not only for your soul, but also for your blood sugar? Dr. David S. Greene, a researcher
We all know loneliness sucks — but now science says it actually leaves a mark in your blood. A huge study found that people who
Ever tried attending a virtual event where you had to create an avatar, navigate a digital conference hall, and interact with pixelated versions of real
This article explores how social relationships impact physical health by influencing both psychological and physiological factors. Social support helps mitigate stress, which is known to