Connection
How Caring for a Bird Helped Humans Feel Human Again
Sometimes, connection doesn’t come from people, it comes from something smaller covered in feathers. In a long-term psychiatric care home in Tehran, a group of
Sometimes, connection doesn’t come from people, it comes from something smaller covered in feathers. In a long-term psychiatric care home in Tehran, a group of
Medical students often turn to unexpected yet effective stress-busting habits like mindfulness meditation, regular exercise, and even laughter therapy to stay sane during intense training.
Adolescent girls with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) face a significantly higher risk of developing hypertension, according to a new study that emphasizes the importance of
Imagine waking up one day, looking in the mirror, and seeing new hair sprouting where it hadn’t been for years. Sounds like a dream, right?
The 2025 Nobel Prize: Discovering the Immune System’s ‘Brake’ The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine celebrates a breakthrough that demonstrates the intelligence of
Loneliness and social isolation have evolved into a public‑health crisis, far beyond mere personal feelings. Research reveals that billions of people around the world lack
Money and medicine have always had a tricky relationship. As healthcare becomes more commercialized, a big question is emerging: when does an investment cross the line
Mind the Gap: Why Female Physician Associates Still Earn Less Even in 2025, gender pay gaps persist, including in healthcare jobs that are predominantly female-dominated.
Clinicians should ask teens and young adults about their use of muscle-building supplements like protein or creatine, as these products are not regulated like drugs
For over 200 years, the stethoscope has been medicine’s ultimate symbol — slung around every doctor’s neck like a badge of honor. But now, it’s