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Robust in-home care, advances in technology and seamless access to nursing facilities are some of the ways leaders anticipate post-acute care may change in the next 50 years. Here, three leaders give their predictions and hopes for the industry in the future.

Drug prescriptions nationwide to combat depression and anxiety among young people have jumped nearly 64% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new study — driven by more girls and young women seeking mental health treatment.

More than one out of four older adults fall each year, and 20% of these falls cause a serious injury, such as broken bones. How can older adults prevent falls in their homes?

Psychiatrists raise concerns over the uptick in school removals due to concerns over school violence.

The FDA approves an allergy drug to lessen the severity of reactions to peanuts, dairy, and other foods.

Becker’s hears from chief nursing officers about strategies that drop vacancy rates.

Stony Brook Medicine’s Dr. Sharon Nachman discusses the rise in measles cases around the country.

Learn 18 ways to spread joy on Random Acts of Kindness Day, with thoughts from Stony Brook’s director of the Center of Medical Humanities, Compassion Care and Bioethics.

Pills show promise as an alternative to chemotherapy in University of Colorado Cancer Center breast cancer study.

Becker’s asked C-suite executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share their organization’s areas of growth for the next few years.