Posted in Eye Health

Chronic Dry Eye and Contact Lenses

Chronic dry eye is caused by lack of tears or tears without enough oil. This can cause contact lenses to…

Posted in Science

Health humanities laboratory looks to bridge medical, social sciences

Ph.D. candidate Paul Blom studies the representation of psychological trauma and violence in literature and media. In his work with…

Posted in Science

Therapy in schools: How one Westchester district meets students’ mental health needs

In a supply closet next to science classrooms in Port Chester Middle School, Raquel Torres helps students work through some…

Posted in Health Care

Facing public backlash, some health care companies are abandoning hospital deals

ANNA CLAIRE VOLLERS Stateline.org Worried about hospitals closing and higher costs for patients, state lawmakers are increasingly tangling with hospitals…

Posted in Mental Health

Macomb County Community Mental Health honors mental health advocates and providers

(CBS DETROIT) – Asking for help with a problem might seem like a common solution, but when it comes to mental…

Posted in Mental Health

The Whole Person: Why Mental Health Matters in Addiction Recovery

Our society has weathered several addiction-related crises. From crack cocaine to Oxycontin to the current Fentanyl crisis, the United States…

Posted in Eye Health

How annual eye check-ups can prevent blindness

In the tapestry of health maintenance, annual eye check-ups emerge as a critical thread, weaving through the prevention strategies that…

Posted in Womens Health

‘I’m 49, here’s how I went from zero exercise to Ironman athlete’

I did one Ironman in 2002 after I was done in the Air Force, just to do it, then stopped….

Posted in Mens Health

The Blue Zones Diet Is Awesome—Except for One Unfortunate Flaw

WHEN YOU COMBINE a whole-food, plant-based diet with daily activity, stress reduction, and community involvement, does the outcome equal a…

Posted in Mens Health

What Science Really Says About Building a Healthier Gut

WHEN YOU EAT, tiny living things—400 to 500 different species of microbes—chow down, too. How happy they are with their…