Witnessing violence leaves scars. How to cope with the aftermath of traumatic events
For people who witness a horrific event, experts stress the importance of processing trauma immediately through talking, writing and self-care.
Health
admin Blood testing is now included in screening recommendations for colon and rectal cancer
The American Cancer Society is adding some new testing options to its screening guideline for colorectal cancers – and for…
This year’s World Cup is testing the public health playbook
Although rare diseases like Ebola are concerning, experts say that most public health preparation for the World Cup has been…
Nearly 1.2 billion people worldwide are living with mental disorders. The number has been growing
Nearly 1.2 billion people had a mental disorder in 2023, a new study has found — reflecting a 95.5% increase…
During a hurricane, Asheville seniors formed a pod that may help them age in place
Born from necessity, new share-giving models incentivize younger people to care for older adults.
Teens need to press pause on late-night doomscrolling
Teenagers spend up to an hour on their phone at night, a new study found. It’s affecting their academic performance,…
You can reverse much of the damage alcohol has done to your body, science says
Even mild drinking is toxic to the body, contributing to long-term disease. Yet in many cases you can reverse that…
Want to be happier? You may need to think more about death
People often avoid thinking or talking about death in the United States, but experts say a better life may require…
Big lessons the US can learn from a country with one of the fastest-growing lifespans
There is a lot the United States can learn about health and longevity from South Korea.
Antidepressants and pregnancy: What parents-to-be should know about ADHD, autism risks
Antidepressant use before and during pregnancy has little to no association with higher odds of ADHD or autism in children,…