BY DANIELLE D. SHOLCOSKY As fun and festive as the season is, it can also be quite stressful, whether you’re looking for the perfect gift, throwing a party, or getting together with family members. For others, the holidays can be a genuinely unhappy time, due to loneliness or the recent loss of a loved one. … Read more
Providers who have enough time to spend with patients and use clear communication can drive effective engagement and lead to successful patient outcomes, according to CVS Health. 2022 Health Care Outlook Study (HCIS). However, having enough time with patients remains a challenge for many providers who struggle with cumbersome administrative processes and staff shortages. As … Read more
Our well-being and health later in life are significantly influenced by the social situations in which we are raised. A recent study revealed that these experiences have a significant impact on our health risks as adults. The majority of Americans (67 percent) report experiencing at least one traumatic event as a child. Obesity and chronic … Read more
Depression in the workplace: All of you must have felt sadness and despair at some point while working. Maybe you’ve even had to cry at some point. But there are many people in the world who face these problems on a regular basis. They feel sadness, anxiety, lack of motivation and cry in the workplace … Read more
Actor Prateik Chaudhary says that healthy physical health also goes a long way in caring for mental health. He says that good mental health is essential for survival. “Mental health is everything. I mean, if you are mentally stable, only you will be able to function and do all the other activities. Otherwise, you will … Read more
Sleep It is important that you sleep at least 6-8 hours so that the body and mind get enough rest. However, if you don’t get the required amount of sleep, it could increase your stress, and it could also increase your mental health problems. Photo: iStock New Delhi: Mental health It is as important as … Read more
CABG better than PCI in physically and mentally healthy CAD patients: Circulation We use cookies for analytics, advertising and to improve our site. You agree to our use of cookies by continuing to use our site. To learn more, check out our Cookies policy Y Cookie settings.okay .
Physical illnesses that developed included diabetes, cancer, migraines, arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Photo: iStock Toronto: Researchers of the University of Toronto recently conducted a study that found that older people who had been physically abused as children were significantly more likely to develop chronic pain and other physical ailments … Read more