End-of-life care is a major crossroad of medicine, ethics, culture, and policy. With rising life expectancy comes a higher possibility…
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Where Worship Meets Wellness: Examples of Religion in Health Policy
Whether positive or negative, religion has long played a role in the aspects of the human experience, including that of…
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Norovirus Surges During Holiday Season
During December and January ,public health often notes a norovirus outbreak. The norovirus, commonly called the stomach flu, is an…
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The Impact of Wildfire Smoke on Public Health
Air pollution from forest fires has become a pressing and immediate health issue as a result of climate change. Millions…
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Exercise: The Key to Every Individual’s Health
Combating all the climate changes as an individual in this age is difficult. Because the temperature of the Earth is…
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A Simple Sip for a Stronger Heart: How Orange Juice Can Support Cardiovascular Health
According to a recently published study, orange juice provides a multitude of benefits to the human heart from a molecular…
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The Influence of Snow Pollutants
It’s the time of winter and that often means that snow will fall at some point. Snow is traditionally so…
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Rising Temperatures Lead to Increased Dengue Risk
Dengue is a viral infection transmitted to humans through mosquito bites. Although many infections only cause mild illness, some can…
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Soybean Oil: The Hidden Ingredient Fueling America’s Weight Gain?
Soybean oil accounts for 57% of all cooking oils in the United States and 30% around the world. In grocery…
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A Consistent Bedtime Could Be Your New Blood Pressure Hack
According to a new study, simply going to bed on time can lead to a decrease in 24-hour blood pressure.…
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