Patient Care Planning

Physical activity offers more than just immediate cognitive benefits, according to a new study from University College London (UCL). Researchers

Sandra is a 43-year-old living with her husband and two school-age children in a New England suburban neighborhood. She is an executive at a large

A new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society suggests that vitamin D supplementation may help reduce blood pressure in specific

With a foundational knowledge, practitioners can begin to work with patients. The first step is to assess their needs, goals, and current health

Once a patient has identified what they would like to focus on in their healing plan, have them brainstorm what they specifically want to change or

A recent study published in Addiction suggests that medications commonly prescribed for diabetes and obesity may also significantly reduce the risk

A recent study by Weill Cornell Medicine highlights a significant barrier in adolescent healthcare: the fear of parental disclosure through online

Menopause has long been a taboo subject, resulting in a lack of awareness in how to treat its symptoms among not only the general public but