New developments in AI prediction models may soon transform how oncologists approach palliative care. By leveraging data-driven insights, researchers aim to provide more personalized and timely support for patients with advanced cancers.

The FDA has approved Inluriyo (imlunestrant), an oral therapy for advanced breast cancer that targets estrogen receptor-1 mutations. A phase 3 clinical trial found that patients receiving the treatment had improved progression-free survival compared to those on a different investigational regimen.

A youth-driven walk on October 4th will bring Wake County residents together to challenge misconceptions around mental health. Organized by local teenagers, the event aims to foster open conversations and encourage lasting support for those affected by mental health issues.

New eye drops may soon replace reading glasses for those dealing with age-related vision loss. By offering restored close-up vision, they could bring renewed convenience and independence for many.

When our world changes unexpectedly, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Addressing challenges directly and reminding ourselves to be kind can make all the difference. This article explores why change is difficult and how to ease into it with greater self-compassion.

A reported 70% of Gen Z can’t sleep at night due to money worries, according to new findings. With Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautioning that this generation faces a tough job market, some young adults are coping through what’s called “bed rotting” and binge-watching TV instead of following more traditional budgeting methods.

A new national study aims to determine whether eyedrops can slow the onset of nearsightedness in children. This approach could reduce the severity of myopia, potentially benefiting kids’ vision well into adulthood.

A newly opened crisis receiving center in Norfolk provides 24/7 psychiatric support. By allowing patients to stay up to 23 hours, the center aims to offer immediate intervention for those experiencing mental health emergencies and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death, a personal exchange between a columnist and his father in Anaheim underscores how powerful empathy can be in moments of shared loss. Though brief, their interaction highlights the immediate need for understanding and compassion in grief’s aftermath.

A week after the tragic loss of student Charlie Kirk, Utah Valley University reopens its classrooms, balancing academic obligations with the lingering impact of campus violence. Students describe battling traumatic memories, while university officials emphasize counseling services and security measures.

Losing a beloved animal companion is a profound experience. Sarah McFarlane’s commentary reminds us that we’re not alone and that our sorrow is a testament to a real, cherished bond.

A recent phase 3 study shows that combining the targeted therapy osimertinib with chemotherapy may revolutionize treatment for patients with advanced EGFR-mutated lung cancer. Investigators report unprecedented survival rates, sparking optimism for significantly improved outcomes in this patient group.

With limited treatment options for stroke patients, two UConn researchers are developing a drug that aims to protect the brain and speed recovery. Strokes, or cerebral vascular accidents, can be life-altering, and this experimental therapy may offer a valuable new approach in addressing their debilitating impact.

A single traumatic encounter at the dentist kept one woman away from professional dental care for 15 years. Her experience reveals how fear can disrupt necessary healthcare, underscoring the importance of addressing painful memories and seeking routine checkups.

Northwoods Caregivers is hosting monthly support sessions for local caregivers at the Blackduck Senior Center. Beginning at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 16, these gatherings aim to provide a consistent resource on the third Tuesday of every month.

A fatal shooting at Utah Valley University claimed the life of political activist Charlie Kirk, sending shockwaves across the nation. As the community grapples with the tragedy, officials emphasize the importance of mental health resources for those affected.

Cedar Rapids witnessed a powerful display at Kirkwood Community College, where 1,100 flags were planted to symbolize the approximate number of college students lost to suicide each year. Organized by the student group Active Minds, the initiative aimed to generate critical conversations about mental health awareness and prevention.

Recovering from surgery can challenge both body and mind, especially when the process feels drawn out. Daily soreness, time on crutches, and unexpected setbacks have led to growing anger and frustration for the author.

A growing coalition of veteran advocates is urging legislators to explore innovative approaches to combat persistent suicide rates among former service members. Their push centers on the potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy and other emerging treatments to help save lives.

Valley Wellness is transforming a 4.2-acre estate in Corona Hills into a private, luxury behavioral health retreat. Featuring a 4,500-square-foot house with a pool, spa, and basketball court, this exclusive facility caters to affluent, high-profile professionals seeking discreet, personalized treatment.

Scientists have identified a protein that, when switched off, appears to reverse age-related cognitive decline in mice. This breakthrough could offer promising new avenues for addressing conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and age-related memory loss.