A Reputation for Research Excellence
Faculty and students in the School of Public Health and Health Professions are producing innovative solutions to critical health challenges for individuals, communities, and populations. Research spans from epidemiology, environmental health, community health and...
Doctor reacts to RFK Jr.’s health report: ‘Disjointed catalogue’ with ‘anti-science approaches’
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Sept. 10, 202507:17 UP NEXT FCC Commissioner speaks out about ABC pulling Kimmel: ‘Stop this cowardly corporate capitulation’ 05:41 House leadership boosts security funding for...
What To Expect From The Beauty Health Co (SKIN) Q1 2025 Earnings – Yahoo Finance
The Beauty Health Co (NASDAQ:SKIN) is set to release its Q1 2025 earnings on May 8, 2025. The consensus estimate for Q1 2025 revenue is $63.81 million, and the earnings are expected to come in at -$0.13 per share. The full year 2025’s revenue is expected to be...
Top 8 Best Beauty Supplements in 2025
The appeal for beauty supplements has drastically risen over the past few years as people are increasingly looking for ways to enhance not only their physical appearance but also their overall health. Usually, these supplements consist of a blend of vitamins,...
The Last Word: Why Fort Worth’s Alcon Foundation Is Sponsoring Orbis’ ‘Flying Eye Hospital’ Mission to Mongolia
Charles HergetPresidentAlcon Cares.…on the Alcon Foundation’s support of Orbis International’s Flying Eye Hospital mission to Mongolia. Supported by Fort Worth-based Alcon Foundation, FedEx, and OMEGA, global eye-care nonprofit Orbis International is conducting a...
The Best Thing About the Olympic Village Is the Free Preventive Health Care
For a lot of Americans, though, such an arrangement can certainly feel free, or at least much more convenient, because health care in the US is notoriously expensive, unreliable, and complicated to navigate. For example, “basic preventive care like what Ariana is...
The pursuit of perfect vision: How the world’s wealthy are Prioritising optimal eye health in 2024
Life in the digital world can be hard on your vision, with more time spent in front of computer, tablet and smartphone screens than ever before and eventually taking their toll. But just like good health, you can’t put a price on 20/20 eyesight, and for the world’s...
The American Diabetes Association and Genentech Team Up to Bring Eye Health Equity Program to the DC Region
ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Today, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) and Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, announced a program to increase equitable access to eye health care in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The program,...
LA County Department of Public Health
Preventing and treating dental disease is essential for overall health and well-being at every stage of life. Children need their baby teeth to eat and speak properly and to help keep space for adult teeth to settle in. In adulthood, poor oral hygiene and lack of...
How to Get Rid of Eye Floaters and When to See a Doctor
Eye floaters may disappear on their own. Taking steps to protect your eye health, including following safety practices and eating a nutritious diet, may help prevent eye floaters. Eye floaters are spots, weblike lines, or rings that move through your field of vision....
About Oral Health – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Overview Oral health refers to health of the teeth, gums, and entire oral-facial system. Many children and adults experience poor oral health due to common oral diseases such as cavities (tooth decay) and periodontal (gum) disease—both of which are the leading causes...
New dental clinic in Providence aims to help the underserved – WJAR
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Health care leaders are celebrating a new dental clinic opening Monday on Prairie Avenue in Providence. The goal is to help underserved adults, and staff said there’s a lot of people in need. “We are very happy to be able to open...
Eye health heroes save the world in new book
A book written to ease children’s fears about having their eyes examined has been published by Northampton-based independent Tompkins Knight & Son (TK&S). Brian Tompkins, director at TK&S, said: ‘The book is a fun way of introducing children to the...
The Relief Products® Unveils Innovative Dual Relief Delivery System for Eye Health Care
RENO, Nev., Aug. 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The Relief Products® (TRP), a leader in natural over-the-counter (OTC) solutions, proudly announces the launch of their new and improved Dual Relief delivery system for eye health care. This innovative system combines...
Yes, service dogs are health care workers. Then, a look at diabetes self-management
On this episode, our host, Dr. Joe Sirven, examines the responsibilities of four-legged health care professionals. Service dogs are tasked with many duties including aiding patients who are blind, alerting the deaf and calming those experiencing post-traumatic stress...
First-of-its-kind report outlines 5 ways WA can save on health care
Washington lawmakers received a new report Thursday that identifies five ways to make health care more affordable, after the state has watched medical costs jump over the last decade. The report, published by the Office of the Insurance Commissioner, aims to address...
The U.S. Health Care System Fails Women. Employers Need to Step In
For too long, the U.S. health care system has failed to meet the needs of women. This is ironic considering that women are the chief medical officers in most American households. Women in the U.S. have more chronic illness, more issues paying their medical bills, and...
Private equity firms to acquire health care billing and payments firm R1 in $8.9 billion deal
R1 RCM is finally getting taken off the public markets, ending a months-long saga between private equity firms that were trying to take control of the large health care billing and collections company. Private equity firms TowerBrook Capital Partners and Clayton,...
The health care stances of 5 leading candidates to be Harris’ VP
WASHINGTON — With less than 100 days until the presidential election, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is expected to name her pick for vice president as early as this week. The pool of potential VP picks share some traits: They are largely white men from...
Tell us: Did you get mental health care through your primary doctor?
In Washington, it’s becoming more common to see primary care providers offer patients a chance to see a therapist on the same day they come in for a regular checkup. This model of care, known broadly as “integrated behavioral health care” aims to make mental health...
New report details Dobbs’ grim effect on PNW health care access
While Washington is a state that has done everything it can to keep abortion safe and legal, the changes in other states are taking a toll here. Washingtonians are traveling to Oregon for abortion care they can’t get locally due to mounting out-of-state demand....
Samaritan opens clinic to increase access to mental health care
ROGERS — The recently opened Samaritan Counseling Clinic provides free mental health services to any qualifying patient. The clinic offers individual, group, family and play therapy, and is open to clients of all ages, said Kayla Tedder, clinic manager....
ChristianaCare files lawsuit over controversial health-care cost oversight law
ChristianaCare filed a lawsuit in Chancery Court on Monday alleging that Delaware House Bill 350 is unlawful and infringes on the health-care system’s state and federal rights, reigniting discussion over a controversial health-care cost law that divided lawmakers and...
NJ hospitals maintain quality health care through turbulent times
Listen to this article The health care industry encountered unprecedented challenges in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic, workforce shortages, supply chain disruptions, and rising costs have tested the resilience of our system. Bennett Even in the midst of...
The Modern (And Future!) State of Sunscreen
WE’RE OFFICIALLY ON burn notice. Despite years of public health warnings, about 88 percent of men still say they never use sunscreen. What’s worse, one in seven adults under 35 believe that sunscreen itself is more harmful than direct sunlight. That’s a damn shame...
On women’s health, TB drugs, Nipah situation, and more with expert analyses and field reports
(In the weekly Health Matters newsletter, Ramya Kanan writes about women’s health. You can subscribe here to get the newsletter in your inbox.) At the health desk, we rely a lot for primary information and supportive analyses on...
The 15 Biggest Emmys Snubs of 2025
Before we get too deep into this, let’s get one thing straight: it’s an absolute farce that while Andor season 2 got quite a few Primetime Emmy nominations, its exceptional acting ensemble got almost entirely ignored (the lone exception being a nomination...
Weber vs. Traeger: We Put the New Pellet Smokers Head-to-Head to See Which Reigns Supreme
GAS OR CHARCOAL? For decades, those were your grill options. But now walk into any home center and you’ll see a legion of outdoor cooking rigs: staple four-burner gas grills and trusty kettles now join a growing range of lidded griddles, clay kamados, old-school...
Easing women’s health to the foreground
On women’s health, from pregnancy to menopause and more, TB drugs and deaths, the Nipah situation in Kerala, a Barbie doll with diabetes and many other developments At the health desk, we rely a lot for primary information and supportive analyses on studies and...
The 2025 Men’s Health Outdoor Awards
HAVING GEAR THAT serves only a single purpose can be a tough prospect (in this economy?!). That’s why for our 2025 Men’s Health Outdoor Award winners, we focused on affordable equipment we’ve been testing over the past year that you can use more often than just on...
The 7 Best Low-Carb Beers That Are Actually Good
IF YOU’RE A beer lover looking to eliminate excess carbs in your diet—whether you’re on keto with 20g net carbs or just cutting back—low-carb beers are the best option among the world of brews. While low-carb beers might lack the flash of bolder styles, they’re...
Women’s health content censored three times more than men’s on social media
A recent study on censorship has unveiled that posts concerning women’s health are more than three times more likely to be suppressed on social media compared to those about men’s health. In a social media experiment, influencer Aly Boghici (@allmumstalk)...
Is “Food Is Medicine” the Future of Better Health?
DURING THE LAST several years, “food is medicine” has become a buzzy phrase among hospitals, researchers, and social media influencers alike. The promise of the food is medicine movement is huge: If more people got their hands on fresh food—by way of at-home...
Women’s health topics are three times more likely to be blocked on social media
A study has found women’s health topics are more than three times more likely to be blocked on social media than men’s health content, which researchers have branded “unfair” Emma Elsworthy 12:58, 14 Jul 2025 Almost half say no restrictions...
