health
- What Can You Do About Surprise Medical Bills?
Learn about surprise medical billing, why it happens, what you can do, how to prevent it, and the new law.
- Innovative Kidney Donor 'Voucher' System Is Saving Lives
A new study reports on what appears to be a possible solution to the problem: kidney vouchers.
- Lost Sense of Smell Returns for Almost All After COVID
A new study finds a year on, nearly all patients who lost their sense of smell after a bout of COVID-19 did regain that ability.
- Workplace Health and Safety
Workplace health and safety should be expected. Find out how to avoid workplace injuries and to ensure safety on the job.
- Britney Spears Speaks Up About Conservatorship, Mental Health
Pop icon Britney Spears spoke out Wednesday against the conservatorship that sheโs lived under for 13 years, telling a Los Angeles probate judge that she wants her life back.
psychology
- Know the Differences Between ADHD and Narcissism
Sometimes a person with ADHD will appear to be self-focused. But is it narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) instead? Here are ways that could help you tell the difference.
- 6 Ways to Find Fresh Passion and Purpose
Do you feel your life lacks passion and purpose? These simple tips can help you discover the joyful, meaningful activities that will light up your days and your heart.
- Why Time Management Pays Off
Thoughts of a busy and hectic schedule weighing you down? By structuring your time, you'll get a bit more done and also feel better about all that you do.
- Post-COVID Reintegration: Learn From the Military
Returning to "normal" life after the pandemic may bring difficulty and anxiety. We can learn a lot from how military families adjust to reintegration after a deployment.
- Laughterโs Essential Ingredient
The research of Dr. Renรฉ Brown reveals how feelings of vulnerability influence our interpersonal relationships. A fuller understanding of laughter helps illuminate why this is so.
- What Can You Do About Surprise Medical Bills?
Learn about surprise medical billing, why it happens, what you can do, how to prevent it, and the new law.
- Innovative Kidney Donor 'Voucher' System Is Saving Lives
A new study reports on what appears to be a possible solution to the problem: kidney vouchers.
- Lost Sense of Smell Returns for Almost All After COVID
A new study finds a year on, nearly all patients who lost their sense of smell after a bout of COVID-19 did regain that ability.
- Workplace Health and Safety
Workplace health and safety should be expected. Find out how to avoid workplace injuries and to ensure safety on the job.
- Britney Spears Speaks Up About Conservatorship, Mental Health
Pop icon Britney Spears spoke out Wednesday against the conservatorship that sheโs lived under for 13 years, telling a Los Angeles probate judge that she wants her life back.
- 1 in 3 Caregivers for Elderly May Be Untrained, Unscreened
A new report raises questions about the training and qualifications of many caregivers for the elderly across the United States.
- Lifestyle Changes to Manage Sleep Apnea
Learn ways to manage your sleep apnea and get the rest you need.
- โJeopardy!โ Apologizes After โGrinchโ Clue for Medical Disorder
Jeopardy! has apologized for using the word "Grinch" in a clue for a question about a serious medical condition.
- Varied COVID Vaccination Rates May Lead to 'Two Americas'
Will disparities in vaccination rates lead to a divided America? Also, new research reveals how much vaccinated populations might protect the unvaccinated.
- COVID, Storms and Cravings Spur Chicken Wing Shortage
Low supply and high prices are forcing some to look for other alternatives. But that's not necessarily a bad thing for your health.