9 reasons your prescription may not be filled, and what to do about it

GoodRx reports nine reasons a pharmacist may not fill a prescription, including missing information, drug shortages, and insurance issues, along with solutions to prevent delays.

How to choose a medical virtual assistant for your practice

My Mountain Mover reports that as administrative demands in healthcare rise, medical virtual assistants can alleviate staff overload by managing tasks remotely.

The 10,000-step goal is everywhere. But what does all that walking do to your feet?

KURU reports on the rise of walking as exercise, emphasizing that while 10,000 steps is a common goal, any increase in movement benefits health.

In a drier world, some infectious diseases are unexpectedly thriving

Grist reports that in a drier world, some waterborne diseases like cholera and dengue thrive, highlighting the "drought-disease paradox" amid climate changes.

How GLP-1s are rewiring the doctor-patient relationship

Zocdoc reports that GLP-1 prescriptions enhance the doctor-patient relationship, prompting more follow-up care and holistic health engagement beyond weight loss.

What families overlook: Addiction is often a symptom, not the whole story

AdCare Rhode Island reports addiction as a symptom of underlying mental health issues, emphasizing the need for integrated treatment to address both conditions for effective recovery.

Healthy Teeth for Life. What Older Adults Need to Know

Time doesn’t have to stop your smile with proper dental care as you age.

(NAPSI)—As people live longer and keep more of their natural teeth, maintaining good oral health becomes an increasingly important part of healthy aging. While oral health problems are not an …

The most common causes of slip-and-fall injuries in hotels, casinos, and resorts across America

THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys reports common slip-and-fall causes in hotels, casinos, and resorts, highlighting risks like wet floors, spills, and poor lighting.

From Uncertainty to Reassurance: How a Small Heart Monitor and Ablation Procedure Helped One Father Conquer the Unknowns of Atrial Fibrillation

(NewsUSA) - In 2018, then-52-year-old Todd Repass Jr. stood up after a meal and immediately knew something was wrong. It was terrifying. He felt weak, short of breath, and, at times, dizzy. The …

Youth Tobacco Use Is at Historic Lows. Adult Smokers Still Need Better Choices.

(Dr. Matthew Holman) - There is a piece of good public health news that deserves more attention: youth tobacco use in the United States has fallen to historically low levels. That progress did not …

America’s New Drug Dealers Have Moved from Street Corners to the Internet – and the FDA is Letting Them

(Peter Pitts, President and Co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest ) - Consumers purchasing retatrutide online may think they are buying a safe, clinically tested weight-loss …

Landmark Agreement is a Milestone Moment for Youth Mental Health

(NewsUSA) - It's no secret that kids today are struggling with mental health. Heightened academic pressure, the stress of growing up, family dynamics and lack of social connection all play a role, …

What Online Sellers Don’t Want You to Know About Retatrutide

(Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies) - Over the past few months, you may have come across advertisements online or on social media for a new weight loss drug called retatrutide, also commonly …

Care Beyond Treatment for Black Women Facing Breast Cancer

(BPT) - How whole-person support helped one woman navigate the physical and emotional realities of metastatic breast cancerWhen Tia Newman was diagnosed with metastatic triple-negative breast cancer …

How to stay healthier this year: Schedule your flu shot

(BPT) - It's that time of year again: Temperatures are dropping, kids are heading back to school — and cold and flu season isn't far behind. To help you and your family stay healthier this fall …

Double the Hope on Lung Cancer Research: $400,000 to Outsmart Lung Cancer

(Erika Braaksma ) - While World Lung Cancer Day was recognized on August 1, the urgent need to raise global awareness for those affected by the disease and to accelerate the search for a cure remains …

The benefits of testosterone for women, according to 1,220 patients

Hone Health reports a September 2026 FDA workshop on testosterone for menopausal women, exploring its benefits for sexual desire, energy, and overall health.

One measles case could upend a campus for weeks. Colleges urge faculty to locate proof of immunity now.

Healthbeat reports colleges urge faculty and staff to prove measles immunity to prevent disruptions from outbreaks, emphasizing preparedness amid rising cases.

Protect Your Heart and Brain by Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of AFib

(Feature Impact) AFib is a type of arrhythmia, or heart rhythm disorder, that happens when your heart's electrical signals fire abnormally, causing an irregular heartbeat. More than 10 million people in the U.S. live with AFib, so if you're one of them, there are plenty of ways to find connection, support and resources to help.

Six Canadian provinces trail every U.S. state on family caregiver supply

Life Assure reports on the caregiver shortage, noting Canada has 2.86 adults aged 45-64 per senior 75+, down from the U.S.'s 3.53, with several provinces trailing even Hawaii in caregiver supply.

Burnout isn't just a buzzword: Why workers are reaching a breaking point

BetterHelp reports that burnout is a significant issue in the workplace, impacting employee well-being and job satisfaction due to chronic stress.

Is it ADHD, perimenopause… or both?

Understood reports on distinguishing between ADHD and perimenopause symptoms, highlighting overlapping issues like sleep problems and brain fog.

Can an online quiz really tell you if you have ADHD? Experts say not quite

LifeStance Health reports that online ADHD tests can quickly identify symptoms but aren't reliable for diagnosis due to high false-positive rates.

Why young people are turning to peers for mental health support

OK Today reports that 47% of young people prefer talking to peers for mental health support, yet many lack the skills to handle such discussions.