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Menopause Linked to Onset of New Mental Health Issues, Researchers Say

Share on PinterestMenopause may be associated with the onset of new mental health conditions, yet many females remain unaware of the connection. Image Credit: mapodile/Getty Images A new position statement from the Royal College of Psychiatrists discusses the link...

A 110-year-old LA County mental health complex is getting new life

Six decaying, vacant buildings on the site of the 162-acre Metropolitan State Hospital grounds in Norwalk are being turned into a mental health treatment village with 162 beds for troubled youth and those experiencing homelessness. The long-empty buildings, part of a...

Higher Premiums, Medicare Updates: Health Care Changes To Expect in 2026

In 2026, higher costs along with major shifts in Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage and Medicare will affect health care and health insurance affordability. Here, GoodRx, a platform for medication savings, breaks down what’s changing. Key takeaways: Expect higher...

8 Best Dumbbell Racks, Recommended By Fitness Editors and Personal Trainers

If you’re trying to build out a home gym without overspending, industrial shelving is a smart workaround to traditional dumbbell racks. This Husky unit offers a high weight capacity, ample storage space, and far more versatility than most gym-specific options—all for...

How Your Genetics Affect Muscle Growth and Workout Results

Ever wonder why one guy can get swole in six months while it took forever for you to get to where you are now? It’s fair to wonder if your friend stumbled on some super-secret fitness hack or if the supplements a fitness influencer is selling actually work....

Health care ABCs can confuse patients and families — what you need to know

(Aging Untold) — Acronyms used in medical and caregiving settings can leave patients and families confused at critical moments. Commonly used terms such as PPO, HMO, ADL, SNF, DNR and UTI are standard shorthand in health care settings, but many families often...

Women’s History Month: Women Leading Lupus Research

Often described as inquisitive in her younger years by her father, Dr. Joy Buie always had a keen interest in questions that were more mature than her age.  “Even as a child, I was an avid observer of the world around me,” Dr. Buie said. “I was rarely satisfied...

CrossFit Open 26.2: Rich Froning Shares His Tips on Attacking This Gymnastics Grip-Shredder

The CrossFit Open rolls on, and 26.2 is a very different beast to last week’s quad-melting wall-ball slog. Where 26.1 was about grit and restraint, Open Workout 26.2 brings skill, grip and overhead stamina into the mix – pairing dumbbell work with a gymnastics ladder...

Try the 30-30-3 Diet Hack to Improve Hormone and Gut Health, From a Menopause Expert

During menopause, your ovaries stop releasing eggs every month and start producing less and less of the female reproductive hormones progesterone and estrogen. These changes can cause some uncomfortable systems, such as irregular periods, brain fog, hot flashes, mood...

Sir Ben Kingsley, 82, Stays Fit and Mentally Sharp With This Daily Habit

With a career spanning seven decades, British actor Sir Ben Kingsley knows a thing or two about the long game. At 82-years-old, Kingsley has starred in over a hundred films, from Sexy Beast to Schindler’s List and Gandhi — and has collected an impressive amount...
NIH’s environmental health journal goes dark

NIH’s environmental health journal goes dark

The National Institutes of Health has pulled its highly regarded environmental health journal from the web amid a transition to a new publisher. Environmental Health Perspectives, a peer-reviewed scientific publication funded and operated by NIH’s National Institute...

Motsoaledi undergoes successful eye surgery at public hospital

Motsoaledi undergoes successful eye surgery at public hospital

Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has undergone successful eye surgery performed by a predominantly young team of medical professionals at St John Eye Clinic in Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto, Johannesburg. Yesterday, the Department of Health announced...

New eye patch sensor uses light to detect eye health problems

New eye patch sensor uses light to detect eye health problems

Scientists have developed a new kind of wearable sensor that can detect signs of eye disease—without drawing blood or using expensive lab equipment. Instead, it’s a soft, non-invasive patch placed under your eye. It uses a special gel that lights up under UV light,...

Dental Care (Oral Health) – Cook County Health

Dental Care (Oral Health) – Cook County Health

Regular dental checkups are crucial for maintaining oral health, whether you are a child or an adult, have natural teeth or dentures, or are experiencing pain or not. Consistent dental visits help in early detection and treatment of oral health issues, preventing more...

Office of Oral Health – CT.gov

Office of Oral Health – CT.gov

       OUR MISSION The Office of Oral Health’s mission (OOH) is to promote the oral health of all individuals in Connecticut and to ensure the reduction of disease and health disparities as an integral part of the public’s overall health...

7 Easy Habits to Care for Your Eye Health This Fall

7 Easy Habits to Care for Your Eye Health This Fall

The sun’s UV rays can be harmful, not only for your skin, but also for your eyes. The World Health Organization reports that 15 million people worldwide have blindness from cataracts, and the likely cause for that for up to 10% of these people may have been...

Does Eyestrain Make Glaucoma Worse?

Does Eyestrain Make Glaucoma Worse?

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House Republican on the impact of shutdown on health care

House Republican on the impact of shutdown on health care

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Oct. 9, 202509:19 White House hopeful Israel, Hamas framework opens door to bigger peace plan 10:18 ‘A historic moment’: This time is different for Israel and Hamas, says...

Curious Iowa: How are AI tools being used in health care?

Curious Iowa: How are AI tools being used in health care?

Curious Iowa: How are AI tools being used in health care? | The Gazette Skip to content More Stories Date Time Location Previous Next chevron-circle-right Funeral Home Facebook Bluesky X/ Twitter Linkedin Youtube Instagram Tiktok Reddit Email Print Buy Opens in new...

Feds expanding health care fraud detection efforts in Boston

Feds expanding health care fraud detection efforts in Boston

The Justice Department is bulking up its efforts to root out health care fraud, expanding a regional strike force into Boston and putting drug companies, medical device makers, doctors and corporate executives on notice about heightened investigatory measures. The...

Special Report: The New Age of Nicotine

Special Report: The New Age of Nicotine

WHEN DID NICOTINE become so…normalized? It’s a question Men’s Health staffers asked ourselves as we watched athletes and actors and a certain health secretary alike pop nicotine pouches like it’s nobody’s business. Small tea bag–like...

The Dangers of America’s Nicotine Boom

The Dangers of America’s Nicotine Boom

This piece is part of a series of stories about nicotine’s rebrand from a public health threat to a performance tool. Click here to read the rest of the stories. EVAN BAEHR THOUGHT he had his body figured out. A clean-cut, 42-year-old tech entrepreneur and...

Women’s Health Exits Surpassed $100 Billion

Women’s Health Exits Surpassed $100 Billion

On January 13, 2026, at the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, a new research report was released challenging one of healthcare investing’s most stubborn assumptions. Women’s health, long treated as a niche, has already produced more than $100 billion in...

Leaders in maternal, women’s health to host panel

Leaders in maternal, women’s health to host panel

The Northeast Regional Maternal Health Coalition (NRMHC), an initiative of Maternal and Family Health Services (MFHS), will host a panel discussion titled “Conversations for the Common Good: A Regional Approach to Maternal Care.” This panel discussion will take place...