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Screen time, eye strain, and glasses: Ophthalmologist busts the biggest myths about children’s eyesight

In a world driven by technology, it’s challenging to keep kids away from screens. When it comes to children’s eye health, myths often spread faster than facts. Understanding what’s true can help parents make informed decisions and ensure early detection of...

Skillfully Adding AI To The HHS Pledge On Advancing Best Practices For National Mental Health Care

In today’s column, I examine the recently announced national pledge by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on advancing behavioral health quality and best practices in our nation’s mental health care. The pledge was signed by various national...

Joe Wicks Shares His Simple Approach to Getting Enough Protein – ‘It Doesn’t Have to Be That Complicated’

Protein targets are everywhere. Depending on who you follow, you should be eating 100g, 150g, 200g or more. Former MH cover star Joe Wicks isn’t interested. Despite releasing a new cookbook dedicated to protein, the Body Coach told the Well Enough podcast that...

Improve Your Pull-Up Numbers with This Dead-Stop Variation – Building Your Back and Grip in the Process

What happens when you take one of the most difficult bodyweight movements and make it even harder? Enter the pin pull-up. A variation on the traditional pull-up, pin pull-ups force your muscles to work harder by removing momentum and making every rep start from a dead...

Fidelity Says Retirement Health Care Costs $172,500 Per Person. Medicare Won’t Pay It. These 3 ETFs Will

© PeopleImages / Getty Images Fidelity’s latest retirement study puts a hard number on something most planners often underestimate: $172,500 per person for health care in retirement, starting at age 65. Medicare covers a lot, but not everything. The standard Part B...

Adolescence Meets The Algorithm: Social Media’s Mental Health Tradeoffs

Anyone who’s ever admired thetargeting capabilities of social media while wondering what four hours of algorithmically optimized content does to the human brain now has some additional reading. A new academic review finds that social media can help adolescents...

Together Women’s Health Named to Inc. 5000 List for Fourth Consecutive Year

DETROIT–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug 11, 2026– Together Women’s Health (TWH) proudly announces its inclusion on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list for the fourth year in a row. This honor places Together Women’s Health among the most dynamic businesses in...

Experts detail 2027 updates to NFPA Health Care Facilities Code

This story was originally published on Facilities Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Facilities Dive newsletter. Dive Brief: The 2027 edition of the National Fire Protection Association’s Health Care Facilities Code includes...

Inov8 Says Modern Trail Shoes ‘Squash’ Your Toes – its New £165 Racer Is the Alternative

High-rebound superfoams, stiff carbon plates, ultralight uppers and dramatic rockers are tools increasingly adopted by the trail industry to help runners move faster, more efficiently and more comfortably for longer. But British brand Inov8 reckons that in embracing...

Inov8 Says Modern Trail Shoes ‘Squash’ Your Toes – its New £165 Racer Is the Alternative

High-rebound superfoams, stiff carbon plates, ultralight uppers and dramatic rockers are tools increasingly adopted by the trail industry to help runners move faster, more efficiently and more comfortably for longer. But British brand Inov8 reckons that in embracing...
Water Fluoridation: Science, Myths, and Public Health Realities

Water Fluoridation: Science, Myths, and Public Health Realities

Evidence suggests that at recommended levels, fluoridation is cost-effective and promotes public health. But, like any healthcare intervention, it must be scrutinized and adjusted as new data emerge. In a contentious age when public health debates often resemble...

Departed UNM Health Sciences chief declines faculty position

Departed UNM Health Sciences chief declines faculty position

The former leader of the University of New Mexico Health System who was terminated earlier this year has decided not to take a faculty position. Douglas Ziedonis had been on professional leave from his position as executive vice president for UNM Health Sciences and...

Common Eye Disorder in Children Tied to Mental Illness

Common Eye Disorder in Children Tied to Mental Illness

Dr Stacy L. Pineles Misaligned eyes in children are associated with an increased prevalence of mental illness, results of a large study suggest. Investigators found children with strabismus or “crossed eyes” had up to a twofold increased risk of developing...

An Eye Opening Epidemic Impacting Children

An Eye Opening Epidemic Impacting Children

Chief Optometrist At North Shore Eye Health and Wellness, Kyle Ross joins us today. He is sharing and discussing the emergence of the myopia epidemic among our children, its impact on public health (increased risk for ocular disease) as well as the new and exciting...

Eye On Health: Diabetes Management App

Eye On Health: Diabetes Management App

KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (3/17)Get the latest weather updates with meteorologist Ron Smiley’s forecast! 4 hours ago Raising The Red Flags: Avoiding A Tax Audit (Pt. 2)KDKA’s John Shumway reports what you need to know to stay under the IRS’ radar when it...

Study links severe dry eye to depression

Study links severe dry eye to depression

A federally funded study finds that people suffering from depression are more likely to have more severe cases of dry eye. The one-year study of 535 patients with varying levels of dry eye disease (DED) found that participants who showed signs of depression had worse...

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What Science Really Says About Building a Healthier Gut

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 diet is vital to everything from your immune system to your mood. They have a lot of responsibility; so do you. Good thing science is here to help....

I’m postpartum – when can I start to exercise?

I’m postpartum – when can I start to exercise?

If you were a regular at the gym before giving birth, you may be keen to know when you can safely start exercising again, postpartum. For others, pulling on lycra, or getting sweaty may sound like the last thing you want to do, especially with a baby in tow –...