Many seniors skip Medicare research despite key changes
60% of seniors spend less than an hour researching Medicare changes, with 27% doing no research at all—despite key updates that could impact coverage.
Thousands Seek ER for Beauty Product Eye Injuries
Thousands seek ER for beauty product eye injuries, with roughly 42,500 Americans visiting emergency departments for ocular injuries linked to cosmetics between
Weight-loss drugs linked to kids’ nutritional deficiencies
Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic may cause nutritional deficiencies in about 1 in 6 children within a year of treatment.
Vaccinations can be less painful for kids
Childhood vaccinations can be less painful with straightforward measures like distractions and topical anesthetics, minimizing anxiety and discomfort for kids.
Pediatricians Update UTI Guidelines for Young Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics updates UTI guidelines for young children with evidence-based instructions.
Vitamin B12 deficiency raises fracture risk
Vitamin B12 deficiency may increase fracture risk in adults over 50, according to recent research findings.
New Study Proposes Four-Step Guide for Stopping Driving
A new study offers a four-step driving cessation guide to help clinicians support adults with dementia or mild cognitive impairment as they stop driving.
How exercise may help heal the body through gut bacteria
New research shows how exercise may heal the body by reshaping gut bacteria, offering tailored rehabilitation for mobility or chronic health challenges.
Childhood trauma shapes emotional regulation and decision-making
Understand how childhood trauma shapes emotional regulation and decision-making. Learn how early stress hardwires the brain for lifelong vigilance.
Addictive behaviors can form without drugs
Addictive behaviors like compulsive checking or reorganizing can form without drugs, mirroring substance use disorders with urgency and distress when interrupte