Decade-Long Review Shows AHA’s Seven Metrics Predict Cardiovascular Disease Risk, Overall Health
TOPLINE: A systematic review of 483 studies has found people who score better on a group of seven cardiovascular health metrics (Life’s Simple 7) from the American Heart Association are at reduced risk not only for cardiovascular disease but also for dementia, cancer,...
Health Sciences – Keene State College
Launch Your Health Career at Keene State College! Healthcare and wellness careers are expanding rapidly, and there is a high demand for professionals who can educate, support, and lead healthier communities and workplaces. Keene State College’s Bachelor of Science in...
Recalled beauty product classified as having potential of ‘adverse health consequences’
(WKBN) — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified a recall of a beauty product as having a possibility of adverse health consequences. Read next: Police identify 4-year-old who died, officer who was shot in St. Clair Township The recall of First Aid...
The 42 best Korean beauty products for glowy skin, according to dermatologists
Korean beauty quick picks The popularity and prevalence of the K-beauty industry and skin care products has been mainstream in the US for years, and the buzz around Korean beauty isn’t getting any quieter. Whether it’s a viral ingredient like snail mucin or a...
The importance of a healthy smile | Oral Health Foundation
A healthy mouth can be a great asset. Our teeth have such an important role to play in our lives. They help us chew and digest food, they help us to talk and speak clearly and they also give our face its shape. A smile also has other day-to-day benefits. It can give...
Eye Health: Can Low Brain Pressure Play A Role In The Development Of Glaucoma?
VERIFIED Said to be a leading cause of blindness for people over 60 years of age, glaucoma is often referred to as the ‘silent thief of sight’, because it progresses slowly and without noticeable symptoms until irreversible vision loss occurs. Glaucoma is...
Why Isn’t Dental Health Considered Primary Medical Care?
The patient’s teeth appeared to be well cared for, but dentist James Mancini did not like the look of his gums. By chance, Mancini knew the man’s physician, so he raised an alert about a potential problem — and a diagnosis soon emerged. “Actually, Bob had leukemia,”...
Hoertdoerfer Dentistry | General and Cosmetic Dentist in Manchester, NH
About Dr. H. Dr. Bryan Hoertdoerfer, known as Dr. H by his patients, specializes in both general and cosmetic dentistry, including same-day in-office CEREC restorations, implant dentistry, veneers, Philips Zoom teeth whitening, and more. His experienced...
Your oral and dental health | Oral Health Foundation
Good oral health can have many wonderful, life-changing benefits. From greater self-confidence to better luck in careers and relationships, a healthy smile can truly transform your visual appearance, the positivity of your mind-set, as well as improving the health of...
Maintaining Your Eye Health In The Workplace
03/25/2024 — Throughout the day, whether it be on our phones or our computers, we spend an excessive amount of time in front of our screens. It’s now bringing up new concerns about what those blue lights could be doing to our eyes. Dr. Jana Friedman, an...
HIGH NOTES: Free dental, eye and health clinic; law school scholarships
In Hudson Falls, Remote Area Medical will offer residents in need free dental, vision and medical services as part of its pop-up clinic service. The Hudson Falls clinic will be held April 6 and 7 at Hudson Falls High School at 80 East Labarge St. Services available...
Manchester, New Hampshire Dentists | Delta Dental
DentaQual® dentist quality ratings are provided by an independent company, P&R Dental Strategies. DentaQual® is P&R Dental Strategies’ objective, claims-based rating system that compares individual dentists against their peers in the same geographic area...
Eye surgery demands serious training. Don’t let Missouri lawmakers loosen standards | Opinion
A tide of dangerous legislation has swept across the Midwest, and it’s now reached Missouri. As the General Assembly contemplates Senate Bill 956 and House Bill 1963, a critical decision looms over the future of eye care in our state. This legislation threatens to...
Kate Middleton was not first Princess to battle health issues in public eye
Before Kate Middleton’s health saga went public, there was Princess Charlene of Monaco. Middleton, who had been attempting to keep a low profile since the announcement of her planned abdominal surgery back in January, revealed to the world Friday that she was...
‘Health Care Sharing’ Mimics Medigap, but Isn’t Insurance
People looking to supplement their Medicare coverage might find options that aren’t private health insurance compelling. Health care sharing ministries, or HCSMs, advertise themselves as one of those options: faith-based alternatives to health insurance that can help...
Lack of Access to Health Care Is Killing Women | Opinion
© MEGAN JELINGER/AFP via Getty Images A hospital room is seen. Women’s health is in danger. Did that catch your attention? Did it scare you? It should. Everywhere from acknowledgement of health concerns and access to diagnosis and treatment, men are prioritized...
Health care access for trans youth is crumbling — and not just in red states
Boston Children’s Hospital has received several bomb threats. The gender clinic at Seattle Children’s Hospital has installed panic buttons and hired a full-time security guard. Doctors who treat transgender children are receiving death threats, debating whether to buy...
Meet Jamie Butler, nurse practitioner in Dover who always knew she’d work in health care
Jamie Butler Jamie Butler of Newcomerstown grew up with five brothers, and that because there always were adventures, she knew she had to be tough enough to survive them. But, she said that what she values most about life at home with mom Tracy Campbell; stepdad...
They endured covid. But some health-care workers mistrust the future.
More than any other single group, health-care workers bore the brunt of the covid-19 pandemic. In the early days and weeks of the crisis, doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians were hailed as superheroes — immortalized in graffiti and balcony ovations from...
Protestors amass at capitol ahead of gender health care bill vote
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Later Friday, the Minnesota Senate was scheduled to vote on three health care bills — the Reproductive Freedom Defense Act, Trans Refuge Bill, and a ban on conversion therapy, all of which have already been passed by the Minnesota House....
Hospitals and health care facilities should drop mask requirements, medical experts say
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky says child masking will not change with time What to watch next Click to expand Replay Video UP NEXT Even after mask mandates were dropped across the country amid dwindling COVID-19 cases and deaths, face coverings have still been...
ChatGPT for health care providers: Can the AI chatbot make the professionals’ jobs easier?
Tech guru behind ChatGPT ‘a little bit scared’ of his creation: ‘Going to eliminate a lot of current jobs’ What to watch next Click to expand Replay Video UP NEXT In addition to writing articles, songs and code in mere seconds, ChatGPT could...
DOJ charges 18 people — including doctors — in massive Covid health-care fraud takedowns
Eighteen people, some of them doctors, were criminally charged with a variety of Covid-19 health-care fraud schemes, the Department of Justice announced. Those schemes allegedly resulted in $490 million in false billing to federal programs and theft from federally...
ChatGPT and health care: Could the AI chatbot change the patient experience?
Scientist reveals how artificial intelligence is changing the diagnosis and treatment of cancer What to watch next Click to expand Replay Video UP NEXT ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot that was released by OpenAI in December 2022, is known for its ability...
Inside the Wild Stunt Work of Tom Hardy’s Brutal New Netflix Thriller ‘Havoc’
As a stunt coordinator, Jude Poyer doesn’t always get asked to do interviews about his films. But that’s the gig: design enormously elaborate sequences that attract and amaze audiences, then watch as the limelight is trained entirely on actors and directors while you...
Why You Need to Rethink Running Slow
Jump to: Super Trainer Running Shoes WHEN I FIRST started running long distances, I had one goal: go as fast as I could for as long as I could. I ran the same 5k route a few times a week, always aiming to go faster. Every time out needed to be better than the...
How New Yankees Voice Dave Sims Makes His Way Through the Long MLB Season
DAVE SIMS IS a baseball lifer. Growing up in Philadelphia, as a fan of the game, he always remembered hearing the voice of Mel Allen on Yankees broadcasts. He played during his time at Philadelphia’s Chestnut Hill Academy, becoming the team’s co-captain, and...
7 Best Sunscreens for Working Out in 2025, According to Dermatologists
Leave it to the GOAT surfer to develop the GOAT exercise SPF. This mineral sunscreen—developed by former pro surfer Kelly Slater—dispenses thick, but absorbs into skin quickly, offering intense protection. I recently used this on a ten-mile run, which I took during...
Wahl Magic Clip Review: My Honest Opinion After One Year of Testing
I FIRST STARTED cutting my own hair in college for the same reason I hopped the turnstile or lived off of rice and beans in New York City—to save money. But whenever I told people that I cut my own hair, they always said the same thing: I can tell. Those early days...
Oura Ring 4 Review: The Best Smart Ring Got Even Better
IF YOU’RE TIRED of bulky fitness trackers, constant charging, and bright screens lighting up your wrist at night, it might be working into the Oura Ring 4. We got to test the latest generation of the popular smart ring, which promises upgraded sensors, real-time...
How NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst is rewriting the narrative on women’s heart health
NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, the largest public hospital in the New York City borough of Queens, opened the Women’s Heart Health Institute in February. The hospital’s cardiology department serves about 7,000 patients annually, 30% of whom are women, according to a...
The Economic And Social Consequences Of The Women’s Health Gap
Dr. Scott Braunstein is the Chief Medical Officer of Sollis Health. Women’s health has long been underfunded and under-researched. The disparity isn’t just a healthcare issue: It’s an economic and social crisis. In 1977, the FDA recommended excluding women of...
Funding cut for landmark study of women’s health
Updated April 23, 2025 at 18:00 PM ET The Trump administration is shutting down most of a landmark federal project studying women’s health, stunning researchers around the country. “It’s a huge loss. I can’t put into words what a huge loss it...
HHS Cuts Funding for NIH-Based Women’s Health Initiative Threatening Decades-Long Study
The Women’s Health Initiative regional centers will close by September 2025. Image Credit: vectorfusionart – stock.adobe.com HHS is defunding the regional research centers that have been conducting a long-term national health study focusing on preventive...
