Beyond Insomnia: Is a Broken Body Clock Driving Certain Types of Depression?
For millions of people living with depression, the struggle to maintain a normal sleep schedule feels like just another symptom of the illness. Waking up exhausted despite hours…
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Healing Through Harvest: New Mexico Doctors Trade Pills for Produce
Healthcare is taking a turn toward the garden in New Mexico, where Presbyterian Healthcare Services is treating chronic…
New Security Hurdles and Subsidy Cuts Loom Over Upcoming Healthcare Enrollment
For millions of Americans preparing to navigate the Affordable Care Act marketplace, this year’s open enrollment period arrives…
Shifting Subsidies and Rising Costs Cloud the Horizon for 2027 Health Coverage
Americans preparing for the next round of health insurance sign ups face a challenging landscape as the 2027…
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Policing Shift Moves Mental Health Crisis Response Toward Healthcare Professionals
The Police Service of Northern Ireland is implementing a fundamental change in how it handles mental health emergencies, shifting away from acting as the primary responders for non…
Breaking the Silence on Midlife Wellness in Topeka
Navigating the Maze of Yearly Health Coverage Renewals
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Tracking Generations to Uncover Why Young Adults Are Getting Sicker
Australia is launching its most ambitious look yet at the health of its younger citizens with the introduction of the 18 and Up study.…
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Breaking the Silence on Midlife Health as Congress Tackles the Menopause Care Gap
For too long, the physiological and psychological shifts of menopause have been treated as private struggles rather than public health priorities. That narrative shifted…
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Fighting Chronic Disease With the Grocery List: A New Push for Nutrition in Philly
Philadelphia is attempting to bridge a dangerous gap in public health by treating the dinner table as part of the doctor’s office. At the…
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Doorsteps and Dialogue: The Quiet Fight for Transgender Rights in Missouri
Reneé Luckfield knows that the way she enters a stranger’s life matters. As she walks through the quiet, affluent suburbs of Creve Coeur, Missouri,…
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Unvaccinated Populations Drive Surge in Rare Measles Outbreak Across Minnesota
Health officials in Minnesota are sounding the alarm as a sudden surge of measles cases pushes current numbers to their highest level since 1990.…
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Bridging the Gap With a Digital Path to Healing for Native Veterans
American Indian and Alaska Native veterans have long served their country at rates exceeding the national average, yet many return home to face a…
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