Elizabeth Yuko

1 day ago | theflowspace.com | Elizabeth Yuko

When women mention pain, discomfort or feeling “off” to their doctor, there’s one explanation we hear a lot: “It’s just stress.” It’s true that stress can be behind everything, from headaches and fatigue to gastrointestinal issues, but at times, it can feel like our doctor is dismissing us. While that’s never acceptable, there is a very good reason to keep an eye on your stress levels, according to a new study recently published in the journal Alzheimer’s and Dementia.

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Elizabeth Yuko

When women mention pain, discomfort or feeling “off” to their doctor, there’s one explanation we hear a lot: “It’s just stress.” It’s true that stress can be behind everything, from headaches and fatigue to gastrointestinal issues, but at times, it can feel like our doctor is dismissing us. While that’s never acceptable, there is a very good reason to keep an eye on your stress levels, according to a new study recently published in the journal Alzheimer’s and Dementia.

1 day ago | huffpost.com | Elizabeth Yuko

Some days are quiet and peaceful. Other days, Jenise Griffin’s brother Michael Griffin spends hours talking to himself out loud or laughing uncontrollably. Auditory hallucinations, episodes of paranoia and other outbursts also aren’t uncommon throughout the day. Michael, 59, was diagnosed with schizophrenia in the 1990s, and spent 23 years at state hospitals and jails, including one in their hometown of Naples, Florida.

1 day ago | history.com | Elizabeth Yuko

The first known representation of a wheelchair dates all the way back to the year 525. Published: June 05, 2025Last Updated: June 05, 2025Wheelchairs have been crucial throughout history for helping people get around, but it wasn’t until the 20th century’s world wars that technological advances—driven by demand from wounded soldiers—pushed mass production of wheelchairs into high gear. The most prominent wheelchair designer was probably U.S. President Franklin D.

2 days ago | realsimple.com | Elizabeth Yuko

Credit: Netrun78/Getty Images Part of healthy eating is paying attention to what you drink. Whether we think about it or not, the beverages we consume throughout the day play a role in our overall health, including keeping us hydrated. Some people are quite intentional about what they drink, reaching for beverages that claim to improve their health and help them reach their longevity goals. But just because a drink has a reputation for being good for you, doesn’t mean that it is.