Persistent, intense yearning, longing, or preoccupation with the deceased person and other grief-related symptoms cause clinically significant distress and impairment. An estimated 3 to 10% of ...

most people will notice “a gradual decline in frequency and duration of grief symptoms over time” as they work through these feelings, said Dorn, the author of “When Someone Dies ...

Oncologists experience high levels of burnout and compassion fatigue. Previously, levels were around 35%. 1 In a recent survey, 59% of respondents reported 1 or more symptoms of burnout: 57% reported ...

Catherine Vaughan, 49, was told by doctors that her stomach pains were nothing to worry about, but died just seven weeks ...

Elena Touroni, consultant psychologist, told Newsweek: "Physical activity helps to reduce stress by lowering levels of cortisol." ...

Sadness and anticipatory grief are normal reactions to the various ... along with a mixture of symptoms of depressed mood, anxiety, insomnia, and irritability. For a majority of patients, these ...

After her late husband's diagnosis anniversary, columnist Juliet Taylor reflects on how grief became a heavy burden and a ...

Deborah Dorbert campaigns for Amendment 4, Florida’s abortion ballot measure, after “politicians interfered with me getting ...

For a week in September 2022, Emily McWilliams found herself in the mornings at a piano processing the loss of her older ...

For now, my aural symptoms aren’t much different from those someone with age-related hearing loss might experience. Some Alport patients are deaf; others have moderate hearing impairment.

most people will notice “a gradual decline in frequency and duration of grief symptoms over time” as they work through these feelings, said Dorn, the author of “When Someone Dies: A Children’s Mindful ...