Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Lawmakers debate Daylight Saving Time once again By HPN Staff It’s something many dread – seasonal time change, going from Daylight Saving Time to standard time – and a recent report shows it causes more than fatigue and schedule disruption... Read more Why sun protection is no longer child’s play By HPN Staff Sunburn, at any point in life, increases the risk of skin cancer. While there’s a common belief that childhood sunburns cause the most risk, repeated studies have shown th... Read more Signs of progress in fight against opioid deaths By HPN Staff A sharp drop in opioid overdose deaths during 2024 may be a sign that new approaches to pain management and prescriptions are working. Yet, the number of lives lost still remains... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All MOST VIEWED 1 Telehealth shutdown makes doctors’ visits more difficult for some 2 Bipartisan coalition aims to prevent health premium spike for the self-employed 3 Why Ohio needs the Respiratory Care Interstate Compact 4 Acupuncture shows promise for back pain in older adults, study finds DONATE
As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Lawmakers debate Daylight Saving Time once again By HPN Staff It’s something many dread – seasonal time change, going from Daylight Saving Time to standard time – and a recent report shows it causes more than fatigue and schedule disruption... Read more Why sun protection is no longer child’s play By HPN Staff Sunburn, at any point in life, increases the risk of skin cancer. While there’s a common belief that childhood sunburns cause the most risk, repeated studies have shown th... Read more Signs of progress in fight against opioid deaths By HPN Staff A sharp drop in opioid overdose deaths during 2024 may be a sign that new approaches to pain management and prescriptions are working. Yet, the number of lives lost still remains... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Lawmakers debate Daylight Saving Time once again By HPN Staff It’s something many dread – seasonal time change, going from Daylight Saving Time to standard time – and a recent report shows it causes more than fatigue and schedule disruption... Read more Why sun protection is no longer child’s play By HPN Staff Sunburn, at any point in life, increases the risk of skin cancer. While there’s a common belief that childhood sunburns cause the most risk, repeated studies have shown th... Read more Signs of progress in fight against opioid deaths By HPN Staff A sharp drop in opioid overdose deaths during 2024 may be a sign that new approaches to pain management and prescriptions are working. Yet, the number of lives lost still remains... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Why sun protection is no longer child’s play By HPN Staff Sunburn, at any point in life, increases the risk of skin cancer. While there’s a common belief that childhood sunburns cause the most risk, repeated studies have shown th... Read more Signs of progress in fight against opioid deaths By HPN Staff A sharp drop in opioid overdose deaths during 2024 may be a sign that new approaches to pain management and prescriptions are working. Yet, the number of lives lost still remains... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Signs of progress in fight against opioid deaths By HPN Staff A sharp drop in opioid overdose deaths during 2024 may be a sign that new approaches to pain management and prescriptions are working. Yet, the number of lives lost still remains... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Health savings account usage, contribution limits continue to grow By HPN Staff Americans will be able to set aside more pre-tax dollars from their paychecks to pay for medical expenses next year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced. That c... Read more Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
Certain cancers on the rise in younger adults By EPN Staff New data shows that certain cancers are increasing among younger Americans. The National Institutes of Health recently reported while the incidence rates of nine typ... Read more Subscribe to All
