Being a doctor can be tough. Long hours, tough decisions, and the constant pressure can lead to burnout. But what if there's a way to find meaning in all this? Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl thought that finding meaning in our experiences, especially when things are hard, can help us cope. Enter the Con
Over 900, 000 Americans recently discovered their personal and health information was exposed in a data breach. The breach happened at ConnectOnCall, a telehealth service that also offers after-hours support for medical centers. Between February and May, an unauthorized third party accessed patient
Eating three meals a day is often touted as the ideal, but is it really necessary? Let's dive in and see what the experts say. Back in the day, people didn't eat three meals a day. They'd have two big ones or maybe a large meal with a couple of small snacks. But as our lifestyles changed, so did ou
For the first time in over a decade, the obesity rate among U. S. adults took a slight dip in 2023. This news comes from a recent study published in JAMA Health Forum. The study showed that the nationwide obesity rate dropped from 46 percent in 2022 to 45. 6 percent last year. This drop was particul
Winter might make you think of comfort foods, but it's also a fantastic time to explore seasonal produce and cook up some tasty, healthy meals. Dietitians recommend trying out winter fruits like oranges and tangerines, and root vegetables such as sweet potatoes and beets. Don't overlook winter green
You know how important vaccines are, right? Especially when it comes to deadly diseases like measles and Japanese encephalitis. A recent study in Ranchi, India, looked at how well kids aged 2-5 were getting their measles and Japanese encephalitis vaccines. They checked 604 kids and found that most g
You know how sometimes it's hard to tell who has ADHD and who doesn't just by looking at their brain? That's because the brain measures of kids with ADHD and those without can overlap a lot. But what if we could make these differences stand out more? That's where a risk-informed design comes in. Res
Older adults, especially those over 65, are major users of healthcare and social services. Surprisingly, many tools designed to assess quality and economic impact haven't been properly tested with this age group. Enter cognitive interviews – a crucial method for validating these tools. This review l
Imagine you've just had an amputation. Measuring the volume and shape of your residual limb is crucial for a well-fitting prosthetic socket and overall health. Traditional tools can be inconsistent, but here’s where smartphones come in. Modern cameras in smartphones can capture similar results to ex
Starting next month, Southwest Airlines is raising the altitude at which flight attendants begin preparing the cabin for landing. From Dec. 4, they will start this process at 18, 000 feet (5, 486 meters) instead of the usual 10, 000 feet (3, 048 meters). The reason? To lower the chances of in-flight
