European Society of Cardiology — Putting others first is a classic female thing — one that, it turns out, can be life-threatening. A new study shows women are much more likely to call an ambulance when their husband, father, or brother experiences heart attack symptoms than if they're having symptoms themselves.
STAT News — Time's Up has been taking down sexual predators in entertainment, tech, and advertising... and now, on the heels of a statement from the NIH, the nonprofit has set its sights on the health-care industry. Read More »
Pediatrics — You've seen the studies about the negative effect of social media on confidence and mood. According to new data, it may also be bad for the body, increasing unhealthy eating habits in kids. Read More »
First, the bad news: Nearly 80 percent of adults in the U.S. are not getting enough exercise for optimal health. Now, the good: Even a little bit of daily physical activity can pay off, both in the short and long term.
HealthCentral — Bothare considered genetic conditions and often occur without a life experience trigger. These types of depression usually need a different treatment approach — one that's more medical-based and less therapy-based. Read More »
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