Endometriosis Takes a Financial Toll: Women May Lose a Month’s Pay Annually

20 August 2026

Menstrual leave and flexible work arrangements are the forms of workplace support women with endometriosis say would help them most, according to a new study…

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Resilience in a Pandemic: How Japan’s Older Adults Adapted to COVID-19 Healthcare Challenges

28 May 2025

Public health emergencies, particularly pandemics such as COVID-19, exert severe pressure on healthcare systems, often leading to long-term structural and operational disruptions. These disruptions are…

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Research Reveals Delay in Age-Related Deterioration Among Older Adults

14 January 2025

A recent study by the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center at the Mailman School of Public Health has unveiled notable advancements in the health…

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The Impact of Depression on the Occupational and Recreational Activities of Young Adults in Finland

2 December 2024

According to a comprehensive study conducted by the University of Eastern Finland, the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (Kela), and Monash University in Australia, depression and…

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Evaluation of the Economic Effects of Alternative Healthcare Delivery Methods for Elderly Patients in Emergency Departments

31 July 2024

Overcrowding and long waiting times in emergency departments (EDs) are pressing issues in Ireland and across the globe, negatively impacting healthcare outcomes and patient satisfaction.…

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Research Reveals Older Adults with Sleep Apnea Face Increased Hospitalization Risk

30 July 2024

A forthcoming study at the SLEEP 2024 annual meeting establishes a link between sleep apnea and a heightened likelihood of healthcare usage, including hospital admissions…

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How can we create societies that serve the needs of both the elderly and the youth?

22 February 2024

The advancements in extending the human lifespan are steering nations toward becoming ageing societies, where the demographic of those aged 65 and over is on…

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