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novembre 4, 2025Like
Have a Male Partner? Here’s What You Need to Know About Prostate Cancer
In 2022, Lisa Barron’s husband, Jeff, started having urinary symptoms that doctors attributed to a urinary tract infection (UTI). Since Jeff had lost friends and family to prostate cancer, he pushed for a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test. The results pointed to a high likelihood of prostate cancer, sparking a winding journey for the Barrons. “There were months of sleepless nights, endless waiting for test results and the quiet fear of ‘what if,’” Lisa said. It was later discovered that the Healthy
novembre 4, 2025Like
¿Es tu pareja un hombre? Aquí encontrarás lo que debes saber sobre el cáncer de próstata
English En 2022, el esposo de Lisa Barron, Jeff, empezó a tener síntomas urinarios que los doctores atribuyeron a una infección urinaria (IU). Puesto que Jeff perdió amigos y familiares debido a cáncer de próstata, presionó para una prueba de antígeno prostático específico (APE). Los resultados indicaron una alta posibilidad de cáncer de próstata, lo que marcó el inicio de un proceso tortuoso para los Barron. « Hubieron meses sin fin en los que no pudimos dormir esperando por los resultados Healthy
novembre 4, 2025Like
New Study Looks At Solutions To Addressing The Youth Mental Health Crisis
A recently published study looked at integrated behavioral health services and psychosocial symptoms in children. “Our study was about TEAM UP, which is a model of integrated behavioral healthcare that partners behavioral health clinicians and community health workers with pediatricians to provide team-based care,” study author, Chris Sheldrick, PhD, research and evaluation co-director of TEAM UP at Boston Medical Center told us. “We were hoping to find out whether the behavioral health services TEAM UP offers through pediatric primary care settings theravive
novembre 3, 2025Like
How to Navigate Stay-at-Home Dad Struggles
Being a stay-at-home dad can bring a mix of pride and pressure, often in the same day, sometimes in the same hour. Yet, the range of emotions you experience in your role as a stay-at-home parent may not be easy to talk about. You find real meaning in the time you get to spend with your kids. Every day you hear their laughter and help them learn, and you’re grateful for that. Still, it’s easy to feel judged, lonely, worried talk
novembre 3, 2025Like
Self-Care Is More Than Just Skin Deep
What do you think of when you hear the words “personal care”? Facials? Manicures? Getting rogue hairs plucked or pulled in some (brutal) fashion? For many of us, personal care routines involve a glam group of products, potions and people to achieve that “I woke up like this” glow. But these days personal care is evolving past beauty and hygiene to include overall health and well-being. A recent global trends report of more than 10,000 people found 3 out of Healthy
novembre 3, 2025Like
My Husband’s Prostate Cancer Is Terminal, but that Hasn’t Put an End to Our Love for Each Other
November is National Family Caregiver’s Month. I met my husband while I was registering for journalism classes at the University of Missouri 50 years ago. Dean was standing in line behind me and asked me out for a beer. I scoffed and said no. When I got to the registration table, the class I needed was full. Dean stepped up and introduced me to the instructor. It turned out Dean had had dinner with him the night before, and the Healthy
novembre 1, 2025Like
Watching Short Inspirational Videos May Be As Effective As Meditation For Reducing Stress
Feeling stressed? Try watching a short inspirational video. Research published by the American Psychological Association has found that watching short videos that were inspiring may be as effective as meditation for reducing stress. “We found that watching short inspirational videos every day for 5 days made people feel more hopeful, and those hopeful feelings contributed to reduced stress up to 10 days later. Importantly, we found a very similar effect of those who meditated for the same amount of time,” Robin theravive
octobre 31, 2025Like
Strategies To Combat Loneliness Can Help, But More Is Needed
Strategies that are designed to reduce loneliness can make some difference, but their overall impact is modest. Research published by the American Psychological Association found whilst interventions can help, they don’t offer a complete solution to loneliness. “Loneliness is something most people experience at some point in their lives. It can be seen as a fundamental aspect of being human and may even serve an adaptive purpose. However, when it persists or remains unaddressed, loneliness has negative effects on health theravive
octobre 30, 2025Like
Managing Atopic Dermatitis in Kids
October is Eczema Awareness Month. If your childhood memories include scratching miserably at your itchy skin while an adult gently scolded you to stop or you’d make it worse, you’re far from alone. More than 9.6 million children in the United States are affected by atopic dermatitis (AD), a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes red, itchy patches all over the body. The most common type of eczema, AD often starts before the age 5 — and about one third Healthy
octobre 30, 2025Like
Types of Melanoma
+ Infographic text Melanoma is a type of cancer that happens when the cells that produce color (melanin) grow out of control. Women ages 50–65 have higher rates of melanoma than men of the same age. Melanomas of the Skin Called cutaneous melanomas, melanomas of the skin are the most common. There are several different types: Superficial Spreading Melanoma Grows on the surface of the skin Shows up as a dark spot or new or existing mole Makes up 7 Healthy
octobre 30, 2025Like
A Sinus Infection Revealed Nasal Polyps – and a Complicating Twist
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector I was in my mid 40s working as a paraeducator in elementary schools in the 1990’s when I began experiencing asthma and allergy symptoms. Over the counter allergy medications relieved my symptoms. But about five years later, the symptoms became severe. I was very tired and had this scary feeling that I wasn’t getting enough air in when I inhaled. My primary doctor sent me to an ENT who looked up my nose and Healthy
octobre 30, 2025Like
De la détection à la manipulation : les risques cachés de l’IA dans la santé mentale
L’intelligence artificielle (IA) s’impose progressivement dans tous les secteurs, et celui de la santé mentale n’y échappe pas. Chatbots thérapeutiques, systèmes de diagnostic automatisés, outils prédictifs de troubles psychiques : ces technologies promettent de révolutionner le soin psychologique, en rendant l’accompagnement plus accessible, plus rapide, plus personnalisé. Pourtant, derrière cette façade prometteuse se dessinent des risques bien plus complexes, souvent invisibles. Car ce qui commence comme un outil de détection peut vite glisser vers la suggestion, voire la manipulation. Et psychologues-paris14.fr