While the natural causes and tensions that spark loneliness in a marriage are often unique to two partners, the things that erupt as a result are often the same: heightened risks for depression, ...

Whether you're a back, side or stomach sleeper, medical professionals explain how to position your body to guard against neck cricks, shoulder aches and other body pain and soreness.

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Four days after suffering a hip injury in February 2023, Nash Marrow’s mother was taken to Princess Anne Health and Rehabilitation Center at 1948 Landstown Centre Way in Virginia Beach, ...

Horizon Health says recent changes by the Holt government won’t be enough to deal with the crisis of seniors on nursing-home waitlists taking up valuable space in the province’s hospitals.

An almost decade-long battle over who is responsible for cleaning up the pollution trapped at Conowingo Dam is finally over.

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HGTV star Christina Haack reveals her 10-year-old son Brayden told her she makes "bad choices in men" following her 2024 split from Joshua Hall.

Even small changes in environment can trigger separation anxiety in cats, which can manifest in several ways. Here's now to detect the issue and help your cat adjust.

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"That comment highlighted how deeply ingrained our cultural discomfort with closeness has become," Isadora Ambrose told Newsweek.