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No-Cancel Culture: How Telehealth Is Making It Easier to Keep That Therapy Session
Providers and patients say teletherapy has largely been an effective lifeline for people struggling with anxiety, depression and other psychological issues during an extraordinarily difficult time.
Tennessee Moves to the Forefront with Anti-Transgender Laws
Conservative lawmakers nationwide introduced a flurry of anti-LGBTQ bills this year, but no state's political leaders have gone further than Tennessee in enacting new laws targeting transgender people.
UK Says Vaccines Effective Against Indian Variant
British health officials expressed optimism that the coronavirus restrictions remaining in England can be lifted after a study found that the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines offer protection against the variant first identified in India.
Pandemic Has Fueled Eating Disorder Surge
Many hospital beds are full. Waiting lists for outpatient treatment are bulging. And teens and adults seeking help for eating disorders are often finding it takes months to get an appointment.
Pandemic Has Fueled Eating Disorder Surge In Teens, Adults
Many hospital beds are full. Waiting lists for outpatient treatment are bulging. And teens and adults seeking help for eating disorders are often finding it takes months to get an appointment.
May is International Masturbation Month. Survey Offers Hands-on Data
Though the month is almost over, did you know that May is designated International Masturbation Month? A new survey by a sex toy company looks at the when, where, why and how.
Hollywood's Shooting Stars and the Real Story Behind Men's Orgasms
Once the strict province of pornography, the elixir of life has erupted into mainstream movies over recent decades, powering incredibly memorable scenes that are more than just money shots.
New COVID-19 Cases Plummet to Lowest Levels Since Last June
New coronavirus cases across the United States have tumbled to rates not seen in more than 11 months, sparking optimism that vaccination campaigns are stemming both severe COVID-19 cases and the spread of the virus.
Why Don't We Have an HIV/AIDS Vaccine After 37 Years?
Millions of lives have been saved thanks to the rapid deployment of effective vaccines against COVID-19. And yet, it has been 37 years since HIV was discovered as the cause of AIDS, and there is no vaccine — why?
Why Your Dentist Might Seem Pushy
Some dentists who don't think they receive enough from insurance reimbursement — whether private insurance or Medicaid — have figured out ways to boost their bottom lines.
Watch: Cymbiotika Founder Chervin Jafarieh on the Science and Synergy of Well-Being
Cymbiotika founder Chervin Jafarieh shares ways to achieve optimal physical, mental, and spiritual health.
In Search of Covid's Origins, Scientists Reignite Polarizing Debate on Wuhan 'Lab Leak'
Once dismissed as a conspiracy theory, the idea that the covid virus escaped from a Chinese lab is gaining high-profile attention. As it does, reputations of renowned scientists are at risk — and so is their personal safety.
New Study Shows How COVID, Hostile Politics Impact LGTBQ Youths' Mental Health
LGBTQ youth in America have long struggled with the mental health challenges brought about by family and social rejection. But COVID and increased political hostility have made things worse, a new report from The Trevor Project says.
Dr. Fauci: Booster Shots May Depend on Variants
Dr. Anthony Fauci says vaccinated Americans would "not necessarily" need to get booster shots this fall for further protection from COVID-19.
Loss, Resilience and Activism: The Early Years of Canada's AIDS Epidemic
Many early depictions of HIV/AIDS focus on the experience of gay communities in the U.S. or UK. However, HIV/AIDS has deeply affected, and continues to affect, many different communities in Canada.
When Do I Still Need to Wear a Mask?
When do I still need to wear a mask? It depends, mostly on whether or not you're vaccinated. Some experts say the CDC is relaxing its recommendations too soon.
Doctors Now Must Provide Patients Their Health Data, Online and On Demand
A recent federal rule requires health care providers to give patients like Ramsey electronic access to their health information without delay upon request, at no cost.
Americans Urged to Get Colon Cancer Screening Earlier
Americans should start getting screened for colon cancer earlier -- at age 45 instead of waiting until they're 50, according to guidelines released Tuesday.
Alabama Governor Signs Medical Marijuana Legislation
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed medical marijuana legislation Monday as conservative opposition to the issue gradually faded after decades of debate.
Shining a Light on Mental Health Awareness Month
Research reveals that "three-fourths of LGBT people (74%) say worry and stress from the pandemic has had a negative impact on their mental health." Research shows that CBD can help manage stress and anxiety.