“Look Around, Look Within” is this year’s Mental Health Month theme, and taking a mental health screening is an easy way to put the theme into action. There are numerous free, confidential screening ...

Millions of Americans are living with chronic disease and don't know it. The risks are often interconnected: High blood pressure and diabetes can increase the risk of kidney disease, while chronic ...

In many parts of the world, winter is a season characterized by cold temperatures, dry air, and reduced sunlight. These seasonal factors may impact the function of your immune system, increasing the ...

Regular health screenings serve as essential tools for early disease detection and maintaining overall wellness. Understanding which tests to prioritize helps individuals work effectively with health ...

UTMB Health specialists share key preventive screenings, mammograms and bone density scans women need from their 20s through their 60s and beyond.

For workers in high-risk environments, their health and wellness are critical to their performance and function. But when shifts sometimes range from eight to 10 hours a day, for five to six days a ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of youth mental health, a revolutionary paradigm is emerging, centered on adolescent screening and prevention within a public health approach (Moran, M., 2022; Stiffman, ...

When a doctor ordered a routine prostate screening for an 80-year-old man—as doctors often do—a dramatic yellow alert popped up on the electronic health record with dire warnings. It flashed: "You are ...

Regular checkups and health screenings can catch disease early, even if you feel healthy. Men under 50 may need visits every 2 to 3 years. Build strong habits in your 20s and 30s to lower long-term ...