The burnout cycle for many has become predictable, from overworking to burnout to recovering and onto the next busy period again, but the loop doesn't have to be endless.
Biomarker testing, where doctors use samples to determine biological indicators to help customize treatments for serious illnesses, remains out of reach for many.
The Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General finds that access continues to be severely limited to vulnerable populations.
In a decision by a federal judge Wednesday, those in favor of overdose prevention centers have lost ground, advocating for them as life-saving spaces.
Healing justice work is often seen as recent but is rooted in different global histories and can be essential for social movements that need collective care.
Spring has almost sprung and there are several science-backed approaches to help thaw out from the winter months and refresh your daily routine.
The current extractive economics of the world are harming the planet and people, much of whom are BIPOC, a transition is needed towards more reciprocal systems.
Some leaders engage in “catastrophizing” behavior, turning small stumbling blocks into apocalypse level disasters and spreading their anxiety throughout the organization.
For almost 80 percent of the world, traditional medicine is their first option to heal ailments.
Eco-anxiety is the direct result of the climate crisis, but it can be heightened by one's lived experiences and social position within oppressive structures.