The Science of Love and Loss: How Loneliness Impacts UsPosted on July 10, 2020by Wayne JonasAs we’ve seen in our recent COVID-19 survey, and in our latest collection of blog posts, isolation and loneliness can have a real, negative effect on our health—impacting our body, minds, and even our spirits. … Continue Reading... Self-Care in a Post-Pandemic WorldPosted on July 6, 2020by StaffIt has been just over a month since our new survey was conducted and published by The Harris Poll on behalf of the Samueli Foundation. Its findings have offered a unique insight into the state… Continue Reading... A Better Way to Manage Chronic Diseases: In-Person and Virtual Group VisitsPosted on June 12, 2020by StaffHealthy choices and behavior like better nutrition, exercise, stress management and good sleep help patients with chronic diseases feel and live better. But busy physicians rarely have time to provide the information and help that… Continue Reading... Healing Patients in this Time of Loneliness and Social IsolationPosted on June 8, 2020by StaffSocial distancing is essential in helping flatten the COVID-19 curve but it’s also having a devastating effect on our patients' physical, mental and spiritual health. Nearly half of American adults are feeling socially isolated from… Continue Reading... When Less Means More: Less Medical Care Means More Self-CarePosted on June 5, 2020by StaffUnfortunately, COVID-19 isn’t the only thing that can make you sick these days. Luckily, as re-entry is becoming more common across the country, there are ways to "hack" your stay-at-home anxiety, improve your wellbeing and… Continue Reading... Survey: COVID-19 Spurs Increase in Self-CarePosted on June 2, 2020by StaffThe vast majority of U.S. adults (80%) say they will be more mindful about practicing self-care regularly once the pandemic is over, according to a new survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of… Continue Reading... Coronavirus, Healthcare, and the Road AheadPosted on May 20, 2020by Wayne JonasWhat our hospitals, health systems and individual clinicians have been able to do in the face of this crisis is nothing short of heroic. Major medical centers in the United States shifted their entire health… Continue Reading... How to Prioritize Self-Care So You Can Be a Better Caregiver To Those You LovePosted on May 19, 2020by StaffDuring the current pandemic, your life has surely occupied a very different space, squeezing you into many different roles. You might be a remote worker right now, relegated to your home office or bedroom on… Continue Reading... Maximize Resistance and Resilience with These Re-Entry Plan QuestionsPosted on May 18, 2020by StaffAs businesses begin to re-open and government officials lessen restrictions, you will have to make many choices every day about how to resume work and social relationships in the ‘new normal.’ Discussions about re-opening are… Continue Reading... How Hospitals Can Help Patients Heal by Reducing NoisePosted on May 1, 2020by Wayne JonasWhile I am most comfortable being the doctor in the patient-doctor encounter, I recently had the tables turned during a three-day stay at the hospital while recovering from a burst appendix. My hospital experience had… Continue Reading... Previous Page 1 … Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 … Page 25 Next