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Going without sleep makes it harder to concentrate and learn new information. And for people who work overnight or face an occasional period of severe sleep loss, getting enough rest may not always be possible in the moment
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Former coach and Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders player Greg Ellis visited Tyler on Friday to debut his first free life coach training program and connect with East Texas mental health organizations
Washington County Health and Human Services continues to strengthen its commitment to those who have served our nation by launching a free monthly Mental Health Skills Group designed specifically for veterans and active service members beginning Monday, Oct. 5
Daily life is different when youāre tracking glucose. A little over a year ago, I was on my way to a conference. My bags were packed, the Uber was on its way, but there was one last thing to do before I could head to the airport. Tearing open a small isopropyl alcohol wipe, I…
Tech review sites cover smartphones, smartwatches, laptops, and increasingly AR headsets. What they rarely cover is medical alert wearables, a category quietly evolving into one of the more interesting corners of the wearables market. The reason for the lack of coverage is partly demographic (medical alerts are associated with aging users, and tech reviewers skew…
As governments across the Commonwealth grapple with the growing impact of mental health challenges on young people, the Commonwealth Secretary-General sat down with a group of youth advocates and practitioners for a candid dialogue during World Suicide Prevention Week
If youāre hoping to live a longer, better life, eating well, exercising, and avoiding habits like smoking are great places to start
More than a quarter of people with Type 2 diabetes take GLP-1 receptor agonists, but the popular diabetes drugs might not work as well for people who have certain genetic variants, according to a new study by Stanford Medicine scientists and their collaborators