AI is a normal part of healthcare in 2025. Hospitals use it to read scans, spot early warning signs, and speed up triage. People also meet AI through wearables and phone apps that monitor sleep, heart rate, breathing, and movement. That shift brings more prevention and faster follow-up outside clinic walls. Health systems are adopting
Psoriasis affects far more people in the United States than many realize. Many deal with flare-ups that disrupt sleep, confidence, and everyday routines. Plenty of people also spend years trying different treatments, hoping to find something that fits their life instead of taking it over. I’ll show you the most important insights about psoriasis in
Suicide rate in the United States remains alarmingly high, with tens of thousands of lives lost each year. Many victims include veterans, teenagers, parents, and neighbors who moved through daily routines while carrying pain that stayed hidden. Experts in public health cite isolation, severe stress, financial pressure, and limited access to mental health care as
Healthcare remains one of the largest and most critical sectors in the American economy. In 2025, an estimated 19 to 20 million individuals are employed in various branches of the healthcare system, representing about 12% of the total U.S. workforce. Such massive employment reflects not only the importance of medical services but also the growing
An entire generation of teenagers has grown up scrolling through screens before sleep, counting likes instead of counting stars. Across the United States and Europe, doctors, researchers, and parents are asking the same question: has social media made adolescence emotionally harder? Recent data from the World Health Organization, Pew Research Center, and leading medical institutions,
When people hear the words accident and incident, they often assume they mean the same thing. In casual conversation, you might hear someone say, “There was an incident on the highway,” when they mean a car crash, or “The factory had an accident,” when they mean a small fire or even just a safety violation.
Ever been on a plane and thought, “I wonder how many times this airline has crashed?” Probably not. People don’t ask that. They just want coffee, legroom, and to land without feeling it. But crash records exist. Some airlines have been involved in more accidents than others. These numbers come from public investigations, official reports,
If you are buying health insurance in 2025, where you live matters just as much as what plan you choose. According to resources, the most affordable state for a Silver benchmark plan is New Hampshire, with average monthly premiums around $325, while the most expensive is Vermont, where the same plan averages $1,277. That is
By 2025, 1 in 5 adults worldwide is projected to have obesity, yet no country is on track to meet the 2025 targets. Low- and middle-income countries are seeing the fastest increases, the highest obesity rates, and the lowest chances of meeting WHO targets. A high BMI costs global healthcare systems $990 billion each year,
Cardioversion, a life-saving jolt to reset erratic heartbeats, isn’t without its edge. About 1 in 1,000 patients face fatal risks in 2025, spotlighting the stakes of this critical procedure. For the 3.5 million Americans battling atrial fibrillation, it’s a gamble that often pays off, restoring normal rhythm with a success rate topping 90% when done