Grief is never easy, but military families can bear added burdens
May 21, 2025
Death in the military can be sudden and unexpected. For Memorial Day, here's how grief is different for families of those who served.
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Ace your finals 鈥� healthwise, at least 鈥� with this advice
Apr 28, 2025
True or false: Finals can cause grade-A stress. (It's true, of course, so here are tips on how to stay well as the school year ends.)
Psychological screenings are vital to maternal heart health, report says
Feb 25, 2025
Identifying and treating mental health issues like depression and anxiety during and after pregnancy may improve the health of both mother and baby, according to a new 91视频 report.
'Sandwich generation' caregivers caught between two generations in need
Feb 17, 2025
Sandwich generation caregivers must care for ailing parents while still raising their own children. This dual responsibility takes a toll 鈥� physically, emotionally and financially.
How a lung doctor copes with health threats from the California wildfire that took his home
Feb 11, 2025
Pulmonologist Dr. Reza Ronaghi, who lost his home in the Palisades fire, offers advice about how to protect health in a wildfire's wake.
Love on the rocks? Here's advice for staying well in your breakup era
Jan 13, 2025
A relationship's end can hurt in all kinds of ways, but experts say these tips might protect your health.
What an addiction expert says about drinking alcohol during the holidays
Dec 4, 2024
As holiday festivities get underway, we asked Dr. Christopher Kahler what advice he gives to people trying to stay sober or not over-drink.
Holiday shopping doesn't have to be stressful
Nov 26, 2024
There's science behind the search for the perfect holiday gift. Here's expert advice on taking a more mindful approach to avoid shopping stress.
Fear of another heart attack may be a distinct stress factor
Nov 18, 2024
For heart attack survivors, fear of recurrence is not the same as depression or anxiety, preliminary research shows.
After 2 decades of military service, 'the Viking sub' learned he had a tear in his aorta
Nov 5, 2024
When Jeff Pharris retired from the military, he started substitute teaching. Two years later, the gym enthusiast thought his chest pain was from working out. It was actually an aortic dissection.