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Michigan hospitals are working alongside community partners to remove barriers and ensure residents across the state have access to timely, lifesaving behavioral healthcare services

Hydration should be on everyone’s mind this summer, as hot temperatures around the D.C. area leave folks sweaty and parched. What’s the healthiest way to quench our thirst?

Losing weight with GLP-1 drugs is only half the battle. Keeping it off long term has proved even harder

Rausch described respiratory distress as one of the settings where NT-proBNP provides substantial clinical value because these patients can be difficult to evaluate quickly. Though the test result should be combined with history, signalment, physical examination, and additional diagnostics, its high diagnostic accuracy makes NT-proBNP a highly valuable tool in high-stakes emergency scenarios

After menopause, it’s common to notice more weight settling around your midsection. Why? Menopause shifts how your body manages fat, gradually directing more of it toward the abdomen. It’s a change that can affect your metabolic health over time, raising the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes

As trust in media hits a new low, two panelists at HJ26 discussed the importance of news coverage with a solutions journalism approach, which involves a critical analysis of a solution to a particular social problem instead of advocacy journalism or writing inspirational stories about philanthropists.  

When Aneela Ijaz, M.D., and Khalifa Al-Sulaiti, M.D., arrived in South Hill, Virginia last summer, they expected to sharpen their clinical skills and learn about rural healthcare. What they didn’t expect was how quickly they became part of the community they serve

The discovery of 16 siblings who authorities say were held at a home for years in squalid conditions is straining their rural Ohio county’s res and address the needs of so many children

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The discovery of 16 siblings who authorities say were held at a rural Ohio home for years in squalid conditions is straining the county’s res and provide care to so many children at once

Many people think that prediabetes only increases the risk of diabetes — but it can actually affect much more than blood sugar. A new lifestyle clinical trial supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that adults with prediabetes who participated in an intensive lifestyle intervention program developed fewer chronic diseases over time than…