Scientific operations director at Masonic Medical Research Institute discusses new lines of research at the institute, which includes autism, Alzheimer’s, PTSD; says 10-year goal
Top Features
Why You Should Consider Doing Pilates
Growing in popularity, the practice can help keep you limber and strong By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Popular through studios, videos and online, Pilates provides
In Good Company: We Need Other People to Be Happy
By Barbara Pierce Our hope for 2024? Perhaps it’s remembering that as much as the people around us can at times drive us up
Cold Weather Running May Be Even Healthier
Dreary, chilly winter days might cause some year-round runners to think twice about their jog, but recent research suggests the benefits of cold weather running outweigh those of running in
Doctors Are Excited, Concerned About AI
American physicians have mixed feelings on the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) into mainstream medical practice, a new survey shows. The survey of nearly
Q&A with Victoria Cataldo
Edwin J. Wadas Foundation gives $1 million every year for the betterment of local youth, says executive director David L. Podos Interview with Victoria
Nurse Coach: An Innovative Option
By Barbara Pierce Christina Henry is a nurse coach, specially trained and certified as a transformative, holistic, health and wellness coach, owner and operator
Survival Guide for a Stress-Free Holiday Season
By Kimberly Blaker Do you dread the hustle and bustle of another holiday season? Between shopping, wrapping, baking, holiday cards, parties and many other
Sleep Disorders Can Be Dangerous
By David L. Podos “Catch your dreams before they slip away, dying all the time, lose your dreams and you will lose your mind”
Vaccines for COVID-19, Flu, and RSV Are Now Available
What to know to be protected this winter The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends all Americans consult with their health