This Common, Preventable Condition Could Cost You Up to 6 Years of Good Health, Scientists Say
Loneliness appeared to pose the most risk; in the study, the effects of social isolation waned if people practiced other ...
READ MORE: Prevention
Top Health and Nutrition Trends for 2026
The top health trend for 2026 is the expansion of GLP-1 medications, which experts believe will increasingly be used for managing a wide range of chronic conditions beyond just obesity and Type 2 ...
READ MORE: U.S. News & World Report
Health care costs reach a breaking point
New American Heart Association Presidential Advisory outlines contributors to and consequences of the current health care affordability crisis, proposes five guiding principles for action by lawmakers ...
READ MORE: heart.org
What Does A Health Insurance Broker Do?
Les Masterson is a deputy editor and insurance analyst at Forbes Advisor. He has been a journalist, reporter, editor and content creator for more than 25 years. He has covered insurance for a decade, ...
READ MORE: Forbes
Health Insurance Facts And Statistics
Health insurance is a vital part of financial planning that helps pay for your healthcare. This can include doctor and hospital bills, annual doctor visits, specialist visits, prescription drugs, ...
READ MORE: Forbes
Why is Mental Health Awareness Important?
You might take your mental health for granted when things are going well. But being aware of symptoms and treatment options can prepare you to face any unexpected challenges and support those around ...
READ MORE: snhu
Mental Health Is Political
Dr. Carr is an assistant professor at the Institute for Society and Genetics at U.C.L.A. What if the cure for our current mental health crisis is not more mental health care? The mental health toll of ...
READ MORE: nytimes.com
How Public Health Took Part in Its Own Downfall
There was a time, at the start of the 20th century, when the field of public health was stronger and more ambitious. A mixed group of physicians, scientists, industrialists, and social activists all ...
READ MORE: The Atlantic
Notre Dame, UCLA on upset alert in college football bold predictions for Week 7
When the final whistle blows on Saturday, we will officially be at the halfway mark of the college football season. What the ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Big Ten men's basketball 2026-27 preview: UCLA
The World-Herald is previewing 2026-2027 Big Ten men's basketball teams throughout the month. Here's a look at UCLA.
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Shatel: Last week wasn't same old Nebraska, and win at Oregon would signal new Husker day
Last week vs. Indiana was the best Nebraska has played recently in a big game. Now if the Huskers can win in Oregon, Tom ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska high school football scoreboard, Week 8
It's Week 8 in Nebraska high school football. Here are scores from around the state as reported to NSAA. Digital Sports ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Op-ed: We're seeing a historic drop in Omaha crime. Here's what's behind it
In a World-Herald op-ed, Omaha Mayor Omaha Police Department chief Todd Smaderer share why crime in Omaha has dropped.
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
WNBA Finals between Valkyries, Dream will be defensive masterclass. Who has the edge?
The Valkyries, who had the best defensive rating in the regular season, advanced to the WNBA Finals to face the Dream, who've ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Op-ed: Are new facilities keeping up with Omaha? Building a Better Omaha is working toward it
In a World-Herald op-ed, Nate Dodge shares how new police and fire facilities keep up with what Omaha is becoming.
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Despite pressure, Riepe says he won't budge from position on abortion bill in Nebraska Legislature
Despite pressure, State Sen. Merv Riepe of Ralston said Tuesday he's not budging on his position on abortion, which in effect killed a proposal supported by all of his Republican ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Pillen pledges funds to boost staffing of Nebraska developmental disability caregivers
At the urging of advocates, Gov. Jim Pillen agreed to make a one-time stabilization payment for developmental disability ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Eagle boy, 6, went looking for fossils. What he found surprised experts.
Six-year-old Leo Youngdahl flipped over a rock at Schramm Park, hoping to find a fossil. What he discovered hadn't been found ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Oregon president grew up a Husker fan. Today, he’s rooting for the Ducks.
Now serving as the president of the University of Oregon, John Karl Scholz spent his early years growing up near the ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska's 2nd District candidates use the week of 3 debates to call each other out
Nebraska's major party 2nd Congressional District candidates Denise Powell and Brinker Harding met three times this week for ...
READ MORE: Omaha World-Herald