Community Health Review — Page 3

Panic attacks have a clinical definition; anxiety attacks don't—and the confusion costs lives.

Mania versus hypomania determines diagnosis, risk, and why treatment must differ.

Billions in spending on workplace wellness programs lack rigorous evidence of real health gains.

Five screening options exist, but cost, discomfort, and compliance rates vary widely.

Learn exactly how much to eat at each meal to lower blood pressure without medication.

Newer research challenges decades of sodium-restriction dogma in heart failure care.

The clustered bite pattern is your most reliable clue, but what you do after matters more.

Federal targets show where the U.S. health system must improve and why data beats intentions.

Every hospital must complete all six steps in sequence, not just most of them.

Most hantavirus cases go undiagnosed because mild infections never reach medical attention.

Pollutants concentrate where marginalized communities live, creating preventable disease clusters.