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New guidelines published October 26 in the journal Circulation lay out heart health checkpoints for women from childhood onward. The authors say hormonal shifts across a woman’s life are linked to cardiovascular risk, and that early habits and screening can catch problems decades sooner.

Dr. Henry Ting serves as the global airline’s first senior vice president and Chief Health & Wellness Officer – a first for a U.S. carrier.

It would not be an exaggeration to state that what happens during the fetal period builds the scaffolding for health outcomes later in life. Nutrition in the first 1,000 days (from conception to age 2) influences future weight and health outcomes. Gestational diabetes and excessive weight gain during pregnancy are both risk factors for obesity…

Nervous system regulation, sleepmaxxing, high-functioning burnout — there is always some hot new health topic du jour. While there’s usually some kernel of true health information buried in the hype, it’s hard to parse what really matters from all the social media “gurus” shilling supplements at the link in bio. This is especially true of…

Dr. Dave Michael, medical director, ECU Health Lifestyle Medicine, accepts the 2026 Special Recognition Award for Health System Innovation at ACLM’s annual conference on Monday, Nov. 9.

Behind the suits and desks, civil servants are battling financial strain, heavy workloads, trauma, family problems and substance use are taking a toll, according to the Public Service Commission (PSC).

Calls for Making Healthy Eating, Yoga and Regular Health Check-ups an Integral Part of Daily Life

To help entrepreneurs find practical ways to manage the demands of running a business while protecting their mental health, TUT’s Wellness Office, in collaboration with the Innovation and Technology Transfer Office and the Rail Manufacturing Centre for Entrepreneurship Rapid Incubator, held a workshop on Mental Health and Entrepreneurship.

When people think of AI in mental health, they imagine — or worry about — chatbots replacing therapists. That’s not what’s actually happening.

The first-ever guidelines dedicated to women’s heart health was recently released by four American professional health associations. — 123rf