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For dogs with arthritis, daily activities don’t have to be painful

March 17, 2022 No Comments

Otis was our bighearted bloodhound, whom we loved dearly. He had an active life playing with our three other dogs and going for long walks every morning and evening with us. But when he was 8 years old, his lifestyle completely changed. He experienced a knee injury that required surgery,

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Why celebrities have a moral responsibility to help promote lifesaving vaccines

March 16, 2022 No Comments

In the heated debate about vaccine mandates, celebrities have not hesitated to raise their voices. Most prominently, Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic has stated he would rather not participate in tennis tournaments than get the vaccine required to play. And Joe Rogan has used his highly popular podcast to spread

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Transgender youth on puberty blockers and gender-affirming hormones have lower rates of depression and suicidal thoughts, a new study finds

March 2, 2022 No Comments

Recent studies estimate that 1.8% to 2.7% – or approximately 750,000 to 1.1 million – adolescents in the U.S. identify as transgender or nonbinary. Many of these trans youth experience high levels of negative mental health symptoms due to anti-transgender stigma, discrimination and lack of family or peer support. A

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Can churches be protectors of public health?

February 28, 2022 No Comments

Over the past two years of living with COVID-19, many churches have had to think in new ways. Congregations across the country are experimenting with practices such as virtual worship and Bible study or masking and social distancing – even as others go “back to normal.” While scholars have studied

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When parents get Medicaid, it can benefit the health of their kids too

February 25, 2022 No Comments

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Low-income parents who live in states that expanded their Medicaid programs under the Affordable Care Act are 4.7% more likely to say they are in good health than their peers in states that have declined to

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Think therapy is navel-gazing? Think again

February 23, 2022 No Comments

Midway through a recent lecture about my psychology research, a bright graduate student voiced a familiar question. “I have heard psychotherapy makes people more self-absorbed,” they said. “So how can you encourage a practice that has such a negative social impact?” I am often struck by these negative stereotypes, despite

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New York delays booster-shot mandate for health care workers

February 19, 2022 No Comments

To help mitigate staffing shortages and give workers more time to get boosted, the New York State Department of Health said Friday it will no longer enforce the booster requirement that was set to go into effect on Feb. 21. Why it matters: Roughly 61% of New York’s health care

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$25M to cut health care red tape

February 14, 2022 No Comments

PriorAuthNow, a health tech startup focused on streamlining treatment approvals, raised $25 million in fresh funds led by Insight Partners, the company’s executives tell Axios exclusively. Why it matters: Even as telehealth gains steam and virtual care tools proliferate, traditional channels still dominate health care delivery. Many aspects of those

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Black women face structural racism in health care jobs

February 13, 2022 No Comments

Black women are more widely represented in health care than any other demographic group, yet they’re concentrated in its lowest-wage and most hazardous jobs, according to a study published yesterday in Health Affairs. Why it matters: The study was among several examining racism and health in Health Affairs released Monday

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Experts praise Pfizer’s delay on kids’ vaccines

February 12, 2022 No Comments

Pfizer’s decision to pump the brakes on COVID vaccines for kids younger than 5 was a good call, experts tell Axios. Driving the news: Pfizer decided not to seek an FDA authorization until it has more data about how well its vaccine works after three doses. An FDA committee had

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For dogs with arthritis, daily activities don’t have to be painful

March 17, 2022 No Comments

Otis was our bighearted bloodhound, whom we loved dearly. He had an active life playing with our three other dogs and going for long walks

 1,517 Views

Read More »

Why celebrities have a moral responsibility to help promote lifesaving vaccines

March 16, 2022 No Comments

In the heated debate about vaccine mandates, celebrities have not hesitated to raise their voices. Most prominently, Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic has stated he

 1,454 Views

Read More »

Transgender youth on puberty blockers and gender-affirming hormones have lower rates of depression and suicidal thoughts, a new study finds

March 2, 2022 No Comments

Recent studies estimate that 1.8% to 2.7% – or approximately 750,000 to 1.1 million – adolescents in the U.S. identify as transgender or nonbinary. Many

 4,985 Views

Read More »

Can churches be protectors of public health?

February 28, 2022 No Comments

Over the past two years of living with COVID-19, many churches have had to think in new ways. Congregations across the country are experimenting with

 1,802 Views

Read More »

When parents get Medicaid, it can benefit the health of their kids too

February 25, 2022 No Comments

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Low-income parents who live in states that expanded their Medicaid programs

 790 Views

Read More »

Think therapy is navel-gazing? Think again

February 23, 2022 No Comments

Midway through a recent lecture about my psychology research, a bright graduate student voiced a familiar question. “I have heard psychotherapy makes people more self-absorbed,”

 953 Views

Read More »

New York delays booster-shot mandate for health care workers

February 19, 2022 No Comments

To help mitigate staffing shortages and give workers more time to get boosted, the New York State Department of Health said Friday it will no

 4,354 Views

Read More »

$25M to cut health care red tape

February 14, 2022 No Comments

PriorAuthNow, a health tech startup focused on streamlining treatment approvals, raised $25 million in fresh funds led by Insight Partners, the company’s executives tell Axios

 989 Views

Read More »

Black women face structural racism in health care jobs

February 13, 2022 No Comments

Black women are more widely represented in health care than any other demographic group, yet they’re concentrated in its lowest-wage and most hazardous jobs, according

 1,170 Views

Read More »

Experts praise Pfizer’s delay on kids’ vaccines

February 12, 2022 No Comments

Pfizer’s decision to pump the brakes on COVID vaccines for kids younger than 5 was a good call, experts tell Axios. Driving the news: Pfizer

 883 Views

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