Connection
The Lasting Impact of a Sibling’s Loss
If you have a brother or sister—or have lost one—take a moment to reflect on how precious that bond is. SIBLINGS are often our first
If you have a brother or sister—or have lost one—take a moment to reflect on how precious that bond is. SIBLINGS are often our first
The Campus Grind We’ve all been there. Finals week. The library is your home, caffeine is your food group, and your stress levels are through
When was the last time you paused to say “thank you”? It turns out that this simple habit might do much more than improve your
We’re all familiar with the advice to aim for 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity each week, but recent research highlights the importance
Imagine battling migraines for years, only to learn that green light might help. A University of Arizona study found that daily exposure to gentle green light can reduce
Holiday trees, whether real or artificial, can trigger allergies and asthma flare-ups for some individuals. Although allergic reactions to tree species like fir, pine, or
Did you know that spending time with a therapy dog could actually help reduce pain and stress? Studies show that animal-assisted therapy-where trained, friendly dogs
Researchers are urging more transparency and independent evaluation of patient support programs (PSPs) offered by pharmaceutical companies, especially for high-cost drugs. Key Findings Do these programs provide
We all know how rough a night feels after too little sleep — but what about the long-term effects? A new study from the University
A new study shows that people who’ve dealt with depression tend to develop physical health issues more quickly than those who haven’t. Even though the