Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story The New Old Age For Older Adults, Home Care Has Become Harder to Find Staffing shortages have long plagued the home care industry. But the pandemic has intensified the problem. Terry Driscoll, right, with her husband, Ken, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease.… Read More »
“I’ve been semi-retired in clinical medicine for almost four years now. Initially, I found myself coaching burned out physicians: Helping them recover, finding careers they love, and even starting their own businesses outside the box. However, as I listened to my inner voice, I was led back to my healing roots, and that opened up… Read More »
Experiencing trauma is incredibly common and it can happen to anyone. As many as 60% of men[1] and 50% of women will go through trauma at some time in their life, whether a car accident, physical assault, or natural disaster. Even if you were not directly involved in the event, it can still affect you… Read More »
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The Splurge is a new column in which Men’s Health invites enthusiasts to give us their honest reviews of clothing, tech, gear, and more, which they’ve purchased and tested on their own. This week, Ace Momin, a Houston-based software developer with an interest in fashion, shares the results of his year-long, $ 500 journey to… Read More »