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R.I. – Sept. 1, 2026 – While most Rhode Islanders are satisfied with how healthcare is delivered in the state, they feel more should be done to make it more affordable to everyone, according to a new public opinion poll from researchers at the University of Rhode Island. Those high healthcare costs have led to…
Diagnoses of a liver condition linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes have increased fivefold over a decade, according to a new study
Psychology says people who keep feeling the pain of losing someone may not be choosing to stay stuck
What’s the secret to health and happiness? For some, it’s an optimistic spirit. Others might say your experiences are what matters, or maybe your personality is paramount
Loneliness does not equal aloneness. Loneliness is a subjective feeling of disconnection; someone can feel lonely even if they’re surrounded by others, and they can feel fine even if they’re by themselves
90 Day Fiancéstar Tyray Mollett made his debut on the television series while he was in an online relationship; he reveals that at the time he was over 400 lbs
A local mental health service has launched an innovative programme that combines exercise with therapy to support individuals struggling with low mood or depression. Total Wellbeing Luton, a service dedicated to supporting people living in Luton who want to improve their physical and emotional health, has created the Power our Minds: Feel Better Through Movement…
Psychology says women who feel like an invisible clock is always ticking aren’t anxious, they may be overburdened with responsibilities
Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car,” a ballad about a dead-end life, made the Billboard Hot 100 twice, nearly 40 years apart. As a doctor, I’m not surprised. “Fast Car” is about someone trying desperately to move up in life even as obstacles mount — bleak job, insufficient finances, family obligations, and increasing isolation. The song endures…
Psychology says people who can’t lie to others aren’t always just feeling guilty, they may be looking out for themselves

