Have you ever thought about how plane terror attacks affect our health? It's not just about the safety of the skies, but also about what happens on the ground. When a terrorist strikes at an airport or on a plane, it shakes up our sense of security. But did you know it also has a big impact on publi
Globally, more and more people are living longer, which means there's a growing need for long-term care (LTC). In many places, spouses often step up to provide this care. While research in richer countries shows that this can have negative effects on caregivers' health and happiness, not much is kno
Ever wondered if sharing life stories can brighten the days of seniors in nursing homes? Researchers decided to find out. They gathered some elderly folks and split them into two groups. One group was asked to share their life stories, while the other didn't. The goal? To see if storytelling could b
Being a geriatric care worker means facing tough challenges daily. It's a job that really benefits from feeling safe and appreciated. A recent study looked into a program called 'psychological safety' designed to boost these feeling. Over six months, the program was tested in seven facilities with 1
Get ready, folks in Southern Minnesota! The cozy autumn weather is about to take a frosty turn. We're expecting a significant drop in temperature along with a storm system that will switch things from rain to snow later this week. Rain will start pouring in from the south on Monday afternoon and co
Ever wondered what makes us happy as we grow older? Researchers in Ma'anshan decided to find out. They tracked people's happiness levels over time and looked for patterns. They call this "subjective well-being trajectories. " The study used a method called Group-Based Trajectory Modeling to see how
Psoriasis patients often worry about developing psoriatic arthritis (PsA). But which biologic treatment is best? Researchers looked at three types: IL-23 inhibitors, IL-17 inhibitors, and IL-12/23 inhibitors, comparing them to TNF inhibitors. The goal? To see who's at higher risk for PsA. First, le
Every November, we take a moment to celebrate National Caregivers Month. This year, let's shine a light on two remarkable women who have left indelible marks on caregiving: former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and Professor Claire Fagin. Rosalynn Carter, known for her advocacy for mental health issues,
Imagine a young dad in Brooklyn, Brian Irizarry, who was living life to the fullest. He was known for his deep love for his family and his newly found faith. One afternoon, while horsing around with a friend near Fourth Ave. and 60th St. , a tragic event occurred. Brian was struck by a box truck and
When planning a big project, like constructing a bridge, you wouldn't just ask passersby if it's sturdy, right? You'd need measurements, tests, and lots of data. The same goes for knee surgeries. Doctors often rely on how patients feel after the surgery, which is known as patient-reported outcome me
