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National

Ready for the time change? Here are tips to stay healthy during dark days ahead

The time shift in the fall and again in the spring can influence our health in unexpected ways.

8 years ago

Nina Ajdin has spent years battling eczema, a chronic skin condition that affects roughly 30 million Americans. (Image courtesy of Ajdin)
The Pulse
Health Care
Medicine
Mental Health

Can skin become addicted to topical steroids?

Inside one woman's experience with topical steroids — and why she says the cure was worse than the disease.

8 years ago

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Open enrollment for 2019 health plans begins Nov. 1 on HealthCare.gov and on most state insurance exchanges. (Healthcare.gov via Screenshot by NPR)
NPR
Health Care
Insurance

Looking for ACA health insurance for 2019? Here’s what to expect

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act coverage starts Thursday across most of the country.

8 years ago

Kiana Wallace is a part of a new movement on social media called ‘skin positivity.' (Rachel Ishikawa/For The Pulse)
The Pulse
Health Care
Mental Health
Technology

‘Skin positivity’ confronts acne stigma

A new movement on social media is trying to change the way we think about acne.

8 years ago

Listen 4:41
This 1981 electron microscope image made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a group of adenovirus virions. The adenovirus 7 strain, a common virus blamed for a deadly outbreak at a New Jersey children's rehabilitation center in October 2018, usually poses little risk for healthy people but can lead to dangerous pneumonia in already frail patients. (CDC via AP)
Kids
New Jersey

10th patient dies at N.J. pediatric facility in viral outbreak

A different strain of the virus was found at another facility in the state, New Jersey health officials said Thursday.

8 years ago

A U.N. military truck patrols on the road linking Mangina to Beni, the current epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo. (John Wessels/Getty Images)
NPR
International
Public Health

Why are people so angry at Ebola responders in the Democratic Republic of The Congo?

The DRC's government reports that burial teams, health workers and responders are being threatened as often as three or four times a week.

8 years ago

Janet Winston stands in her rose garden in Eureka, Calif. Testing revealed she is allergic to numerous substances, including linalool. Winston still can handle roses, which contain linalool, but she can't wear perfumes and cosmetic products that contain the compound.
NPR
Health Care

Bill of the month: A $48,329 allergy test is a lot of scratch

A study recently published in Health Affairs found that consolidation in California has caused health care costs to spike for both patients and insurers.

8 years ago

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Health Care
Public Health

Philly’s best and worst nursing homes, according to government data

New quality measures are shining a light on troubled nursing homes covered by Medicare and Medicaid.

8 years ago

A general look of the marquee outside of the Wanaque Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation, where New Jersey state Health Department confirmed the 18 cases of adenovirus, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018, in Haskell, N.J.  (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
Health Care
New Jersey
Public Health

State sending training teams to centers amid fatal outbreaks

The teams will assess infection prevention practices and deploy beginning in November, according to Health Commissioner Dr. Shereef Elnahal.

8 years ago

Beth Carroll, of New Castle, Del., has been a registered nurse for 16 years. Today she works at a surgery center with regular hours. But that was not always the case. At other healthcare facilities, she frequently had to work overtime and overnight shifts. She’s says that’s because of a national shortage of nurses. (Zoe Read/WHYY)
Delaware
Health Care
National

Delaware nurses, health care experts, discuss national, state, nurse shortage

While many individuals are looking for nurse practitioner positions, there aren’t enough RNs and licensed practical nurses.

8 years ago

Mogadishu's free ambulance service was founded in 2006 by Dr. Abdulkadir Abdirahman Adan after he saw people bringing relatives to the hospital by wheelbarrow. (Abdulkadir Abdirahman Adan)
NPR
International

Patients in wheelbarrows inspired him to start a free ambulance service

He called it Aamin Ambulance. ("Aamin" is Somali for "faithful.")

8 years ago

Social worker, Lauren Rainbow (right), along with Police Officer Mike Buell (left) meet a man illegally camped in the woods in Snohomish County. They are part of a new program in the county that helps people with addiction, instead of arresting them. (Leah Nash for Finding Fixes Podcast)
NPR
Addiction
Behavioral Health

A rural community decided to treat its opioid problem like a natural disaster

While the bulk of fatal overdoses still happen in urban areas, the rural overdose rate has increased to slightly surpass that of cities.

8 years ago

The Pulse
Behavioral Health
Biology
Medicine
Mental Health

Facing Our Fears

Nerve-racking. Sickening. Facing your fear can be all of that — and sometimes a little thrilling, too.

Air Date: October 26, 2018

Listen 49:07
A general look of the marquee outside of the Wanaque Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation, where New Jersey state Health Department confirmed the 18 cases of adenovirus, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018, in Haskell, N.J. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)
New Jersey
Public Health

19th case confirmed in viral outbreak that killed 7 in N.J.

Health officials said they have teams at the facility monitoring the infection, and the center has closed to new patients.

8 years ago

Among at least some rural Americans, pragmatism may now be superseding traditional disdain for government and the prizing of rugged individualism. (Angela Hsieh/NPR)
NPR
Addiction
National
Public Health

Rural Americans are OK with ‘outside’ help to beat opioid crisis and boost economy

Rural Americans willing to allow people from outside their communities to help with the opioid epidemic.

8 years ago

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