Browsing: health

WEST HARTFORD/BLOOMFIELD, CT — The West Hartford-Bloomfield Health District and Bloomfield Senior Services will host a free Cancer and Chronic Disease Prevention Fair on Tuesday, July 21, offering health screenings, educational re

Editor’s Note: Yemen’s humanitarian crisis continues even as the world ignores the suffering there. Safa Al-Saeedi of Marist University and Christina Bouri with the Episcopal Church explain the local and regional politics behind the tragedy and offer steps that the United States and the international community can take to alle

This week’s column features Health and Parenting titles in the Adult Nonfiction collection

Researchers and mental health professionals are gaining deeper insight into how identity shapes emotional well-being, stress, and support needs

Srinagar, July 19: The NIT Srinagar Alumni Association (AANITS), in collaboration with the Office of the Dean Alumni & International Affairs, on Sunday organised a Fitness & Health Awareness Programme at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar to promote healthy lifestyles and spread awareness about lifestyle-related diseases

In 1998, Women’s Health Research at Yale launched its pilot project program, granting Yale researchers funding for studies that advance understanding of the health of women or the influence of sex differences on health. Since then, they’ve awarded more than $6 million

​​A nationwide series of evening events celebrating the UN International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026 has been announced. Covering the main themes of farm health, safety, and wellbeing, the first event scheduled will take place during National Farm Safety Week on July 23 in Roscommon. Other days will be held on Thursday, September 3…

The 2025 National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) Older Persons Health report paints a sobering picture of ageing in Malaysia

Lomé – Mental health experts and policymakers from 26 countries across West and Central Africa have pledged to accelerate the expansion of dignified, rights-based mental health services and fast-track progress towards the WHO African Region’s 2030 mental health targets

Where you live may shape your brain long before symptoms appear. A growing body of research suggests neighborhood conditions, from social vulnerability to environmental burdens, influence dementia risk in ways individual choices alone cannot explain