The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
July 12, 2019
New findings challenge the notion that there is a looming mental health crisis in the U.S. and that the crisis is being caused by technology.
Depression
Loneliness is the New Smoking: How Payers and Providers Should Address It
February 20, 2019
Loneliness leads to more healthcare utilization and decreases the likelihood of a positive health outcome post-hospital discharge—but it is underappreciated and rarely well addressed by the healthcare community.
The Economic Burden of Depression Among Veterans
November 9, 2018
A new cost analysis study presented at Psych Congress 2018, highlights the substantial economic burden among U.S. veterans with treatment-resistant depression and what can be done about it.
Mental Health Condition Linked to Autoimmune Disease
November 1, 2018
Results of 20-year cohort study reveal that women with history of this serious medical illness are more vulnerable to lupus.
Diabetics More Likely to Suffer from This Condition Than Non-Diabetics
November 1, 2018
It can be tricky for individuals with this condition to effectively tackle their diabetes. Here’s how healthcare executives can help.
Five Ways Fitbit’s New Platform Will Impact Healthcare
October 11, 2018
The launch of a new connected health platform will aid in management of diseases such as diabetes.
Study Shows Strong Surge in Major Depression Diagnoses
May 30, 2018
Major depression diagnoses have risen, according to a study of medical claims by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. Find out which populations suffer the most.
