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How Foreign-Run MAGA Accounts Shape American Digital Health

December 5, 2025

Social media has always been noisy—but lately, the volume feels deafening. Between political outrage, culture-war debates, and endless election-year conflict, many Americans report rising stress, irritability, and information fatigue. That’s…

How Leaders Influence Public Health Through Social Media Use

December 4, 2025

In today’s world, public health is influenced by more than medicine, policy, and personal choices. It’s shaped by culture—especially the digital culture created by the people we follow, share, admire,…

Dolly Parton Shared a Heartfelt Holiday Health Update with Fans

November 29, 2025

Dolly Parton used Thanksgiving to connect directly with fans, sharing gratitude, warmth, and a reassuring health update after a challenging year. The country music legend, who has faced personal loss…

Stress Less This Thanksgiving: Simple Ways to Protect Your Mental Health

November 4, 2025

Thanksgiving is supposed to be a holiday of gratitude, family, and good food. But for many, it’s also one of the most stressful times of the year. From family tensions…

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Why the “Autumn Blues” Hit Hard

October 18, 2025

As the leaves turn and the days get shorter, some people notice more than just cozy sweater weather—they experience the “autumn blues.” This is often linked to Seasonal Affective Disorder…

Singer Jewel’s ‘Not Alone Challenge’ Brings Hope & Access

October 16, 2025

From hardship to hope: Jewel’s journey Before she became a Grammy-nominated artist, Jewel Kilcher—known to millions simply as Jewel—was a young woman trying to survive. Born in rural Alaska and…

Mothers’ Workload: From 98-Hour Weeks to Rising Mental Load

October 10, 2025

When a 2018 survey claimed that U.S. mothers were working the equivalent of 2.5 full-time jobs (about 98 hours per week), it grabbed headlines and stoked debate. Since then, new…

Parental Burnout 2025: What Science Says About Parenting Exhaustion and Mental Health Risks

October 9, 2025

Parental Burnout 2025: Parental Burnout 2025: What Science Says About Parenting Exhaustion and Mental Health Risks The rising recognition of parental burnout Burnout isn’t just for jobs. Increasingly, family psychologists…

When Dad Says He Helps: The Perception Gap in Household Labor

October 9, 2025

Why “He Helps Around the House” Isn’t Enough You’ve both cleaned, you’ve both cooked—but still, she feels she’s doing more. That’s because much of household labor is invisible. In our…

The Hidden Cost of Invisible Labor: Mental Load’s Impact on Career Trajectories

October 9, 2025

More recently, research distinguishes cognitive household labor from visible tasks, showing that higher cognitive burden correlates with burnout, depression, and stress — conditions that can affect professional performance.