HEALTH 1 day ago Trump assassination attempt could have widespread mental health impact, experts say: ‘Vicarious trauma’ The attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump on July 13 sent shock waves through the nation. Mental health experts discussed the impact and offered coping tips.
HEALTH July 10 Some moms are microdosing on mushrooms, touting the benefits – but risks exist, say doctors Thousands of mothers are taking microdoses of psychedelic or “magic" mushrooms — officially called psilocybin — to ease their stress and anxiety. Experts weigh in on potential benefits and risks.
HEALTH July 8 Relieve stress instantly with this simple 3-minute stretching routine: 'Feel better in no time' These seven simple stretches could instantly reduce your stress levels, according to Walter Gjergja, the Switzerland-based co-founder and chief wellness officer for fitness app Zing Coach.
HEALTH July 8 After Biden’s 'terrible' debate, health experts warn of denial dangers, call for investigation of symptoms Amid the fallout from Joe Biden’s lackluster performance at the first presidential debate on June 27, experts continue to react to potential signs of cognitive decline in the 46th president.
Pets July 3 6 tips to keep dogs safe and calm for 4th of July festivities For the Fourth of July, veterinarian Dr. Sylvalyn Hammond and celebrity dog trainer Chrissy Joy share smart tips for keeping dogs safe and calm when the fireworks start.
MENTAL HEALTH July 2 'Sadfishing' social media trend could be symptomatic of 'concerning' issues, says psychologist Social media trend, "sadfishing," is when user draws attention to themselves or exaggerates their emotions, but it may be rooted from a more serious mental health issue.
LIFESTYLE July 1 Fourth of July fireworks: 4 tips to help veterans and other PTSD sufferers enjoy the holiday While Independence Day fireworks are a celebratory tradition, many Americans with PTSD could have a hard time with the sudden, loud noises and flashes. Experts share their tips on how to cope.
SLEEP DISORDERS June 21 Going to bed after this time could lead to poorer mental health, a Stanford study finds A Stanford University study found that going to bed after 1:00 a.m. could lead to mental health issues. Study co-author Dr. Jamie Zeitzer and sleep expert Dr. Wendy Troxel discuss healthy sleep habits.
PTSD June 19 Veterans with PTSD get 'significant' benefits from service dogs, first NIH-funded study finds The first NIH-funded clinical trial on service dogs and their impact on PTSD in military veterans found strong results. The lead study author and a Marine veteran discussed it.
HEALTH June 1 Heart attacks more likely during presidential elections and other stressful times, study shows People with high genetic stress sensitivity, as well as anxiety or depression, are at a much higher risk of heart attack during times of socio-political stress. Doctors explain.