Colorado moves to connect agricultural workers with mental health resources

Colorado lawmakers have proposed a pair of measures they say will improve the availability of mental health resources for the state’s agricultural industry, as stress, anxiety, and depression among ranchers and farmhands have emerged as critical issues that have worsened since the coronavirus pandemic.

SMP Health - Ave Maria recognizes employees for years of service

Employees were recognized for various years of service.

As Minnesota birth facilities close, picture of rural health care grows stark

The childbirth center at Mayo Clinic in New Prague and a birthing center in Fosston are set to close in a continuing trend

Health Equity and Access Weekly Roundup: February 10, 2024

Catch up on this week's news at the Center on Health Equity and Access.

Stitt names family physician to be new Cabinet secretary for health and mental health

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has picked Dr. Corey Finch as secretary of health and mental health. Appointment must be confirmed by state senate.

Opinion | Mr. President, Ditch the Stealth About Health

Biden must confront the age-old question.

Nature-based mental health programme for men launched in Wiltshire

A new programme is launching in February to help men improve their mental health through nature.

Eastport Health Care expands to meet growing needs

With an infusion of nearly $6 million in state and federal grants, Eastport Health Care is again expanding to meet local needs.

Ipswich men's mental health group asks 'how are you out of 10?'

A mental health group uses a simple question to spark conversations about wellbeing.

Akron Children's brings outpatient pediatric behavioral health program to Mansfield

I made $144,000 last year as a virtual assistant working flexible hours. It cured my burnout.

Rebecca Morassutti, a corporate executive turned successful virtual assistant, earns over $144,000 annually working flexible hours.

It seems like everyone you know is moving. But our grandparents' generation actually did it much more.

The deceleration in historical migration has, in part, been spurred by an increasingly robust job market over the years offering economic opportunity.

State website issues creates headache for Georgia business owners

A new issue is giving business owners across Georgia a headache when trying to renew their licenses.

Russian forces are 'storming' Ukraine's frontline city of Avdiivka, 'pressing from all directions' in large numbers, the mayor said

The mayor of Ukrainian city Avdiivka said Russian forces were "pressing from all directions" in large numbers.

An airline's new policy to ask passengers to weigh themselves voluntarily is criticized for being 'embarrassing' and 'triggering'

Plus-size model Hayley Hasselhoff said Finnair asking passengers to volunteer to be weighed is "triggering to people with eating disorders."

I take my niece and nephews on international vacations. I can't have my own kids, and I love spoiling them.

I take my niece and nephews on international trips. I can't have kids of my own so I love to travel with and spoil them. They learn valuable skills.

Fiefdoms, 'orphan problems' and too many emails — just some of the most common workplace 'frictions'

Coauthor Robert Sutton says companies suffer from too much collaboration or too little. He covers these workplace issues in "The Friction Project."

Amelia Earhart's relative says new sonar images could be aviator's vanished plane

Amelia Earhart's relative said the new sonar images taken in the Pacific could show the lost aircraft she was flying when it disappeared.

Successful entrepreneur ditches college degree for 'hands-on experience'

Floor Coverings International owner Krista Farney reveals how she became a successful entrepreneur through on the job learning and without higher education.

How an Afghan Drug Kingpin Became Beijing’s Man in Kabul

Bashir Noorzai was once serving a life sentence in the United States. Now he’s the key conduit for growing ties between China and the Taliban.