Although some of the people who have tested positive for Covid-19 have reported having headaches it has not yet been listed as an official symptom by the NHS. Instead people are warned to look out for a fever and persistent dry cough as a sign of the virus. However, this hasn’t stopped people suffering with… Read More »
The annual Medicare open enrollment period ends soon. America’s seniors have faced a blizzard of dismaying news about the program. Here are some excerpts from newsworthy stories that you should be aware of. Excerpt: “The federal government recently redesigned a digital tool that helps seniors navigate complicated Medicare choices, but consumer advocates say it’s malfunctioning… Read More »
In the latest entry to our new Healthista Collective, Sexual and Relationships Psychotherapist Kate Moyle helps you figure out what’s your attachment style and what it means for your relationships What is an attachment style? What does this mean for my relationship? Can one psychological theory really predict the future connections that we make, and… Read More »
Charley GallayGetty Images The devil works hard, but the Fab Five work even harder. We’re currently between seasons of Netflix’s makeover show Queer Eye, but fashion expert Tan France is still helping people look and feel great. In a recent interview with GQ, Tan offered up his professional advice on how to look your best—even… Read More »
High school is a new and exciting part of your academic career. Transitioning to a new school and a higher set of standards might seem intimidating at first, but there are a few things you can do to make your time in high school more enjoyable. 1) Get Familiar with the School Setting See if… Read More »