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Stroke Awareness Month — enacting better protocols can save lives

The reality when it comes to strokes? The closest hospital is not always the best option.

You Want To Go To Medical School, Do You?

When applying to medical school, you're GPA and MCAT matter most. But what else is considered for med school admissions? Click to read our insight.

10 Potentially Deadly Accidents That Cured People Of Medical Ailments

Potentially deadly incidents and accidents like earthquakes, lightning strikes, and hard falls are not always bad---at least to people who have benefited from them. Over the centuries, people have been cured of illnesses and other medical conditions after experiencing some of the aforementioned incidents and accidents. Their medical conditions ranged from blindness and deafness to mental illnesses and even cancer. Yes! People have been cured of…

Refuse to accept that burnout is a natural experience in health care

We chose these paths to help people. That means engaging with a system defined by its severe dysfunction and refusing to accept that burnout is a natural experience in health care.

Men's guide to good health

Whether you’re an eligible bachelor, a busy dad, or a proud grandfather, you plan an important role in the lives of those around you. So take care of the basics to stay on top of your game.

9 Health Rules That Doctors Never Break

Top doctors share the best health tips and health advice they themselves follow to prevent skin cancer and breast cancer, reduce back pain, prevent stress and more.

Is It Indigestion or A Heart Attack?

The holiday season can sometimes lead to unhealthy behaviors. We indulge at holiday buffets, enjoy an extra cocktail, skip our regular exercise and stress about everything that needs to be done. Perhaps that’s why there’s an increase in heart-related deaths during the holiday season. After analyzing 25 years of data and 53-million U.S. death certificates, researchers discovered the correlation, with heart-breaking numbers peaking on Christmas, the…

Visualize the costs of your school health center

Do you know how much your health center costs? Use the health center ROI calculator to visualize your costs.

Nonprofits, hospitals partner to keep New Yorkers healthy

State Medicaid reform is beginning to pay health care providers to prevent hospitalization.

How getting more daylight can improve your mental and physical health

Spending less time outside and more time in dim artificial light is disrupting our body clocks and undermining our health. The good news? A little daylight goes a long way

How Good Mental Health Affects Your Overall Health

Mental health can play as big of a roll in your overall health as diet and exercise do.

Blood test could reveal whether or not a child is getting enough sleep

Scientists at the Institute of Food Sciences of the National Research Council in Italy said there were lower levels of certain pieces of genetic material in children who didn't get enough sleep.

Health care or abuse: Which are you receiving?

High-overhead, high-volume offices sacrifice the sacred physicians-patient relationship. This is not health care. It’s abuse.

Teaching Health Centers: when there’s nowhere else to go

Contacting your representative in support of Teaching Health Centers is a crucial step in developing the primary care we need, both now and going forward.

What is human-centered health care and why is it important?

Human-centered health care sees people not as patients defined by illness or impairment but as individuals on the journey of life.

Why are Buffalo's health systems getting into ambulatory surgery centers?

Catholic Health System is closing in on completing its $23.3 million deal to purchase a 77% stake in Ambulatory Surgery Center of Western New York in Amherst. Catholic Health, Kaleida

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