Wellbeing & Lifestyle

Losing things can make life frustrating and stressful.

Our furry friends do more than keep us company.

Both genders have more germs on their hands than previously thought-and women have more than men.

Follow this advice to keep your brain sharp as you age.

Follow these tips to improve your time management skills.

Be sure to fully cook your food before eating that frozen meal.

In his blog, Dr. Fitzgerald reminds us to live our lives -- the dash -- with unbridled joy.

NATIONAL REPORT - Brett Cordes, DVM, turned 35 when he felt the lump in his neck.

Schaumburg, Ill. -- Having a bad day? Here's some news that may perk you up. A recent survey of the profession shows veterinarians love their jobs and are generally pretty happy people.

You may be a model worker, but is your body suffering for it?

An Israeli city is using a DNA database to match feces left in the street to dogs and their owners.

Times are tough, but clients still depend on the services of their veterinarian.

Sibling rivalry takes on a whole new meaning with a study on careers and earnings.

"I think everyone needs an outlet, no matter what they do," says public health veterinarian Stanley 'Doc' Baker.

Kids get off the couch to play with their furry friends.

Dr. Michelle Chappel discusses how building a veterinary practice changed her perspective on veterinary business and medicine.

Government eased up on the amount of recommended activity

Objectives: Understand the impact of stress on you and the workplace, identify what triggers stress, evaluate the options available to manage stress, and adopt a strategy and make it work for you.

Cows always face north-south when grazing.

How to handle tough situations in the office.

Eighth most popular dog breed is America's top recommendation for the presidential candidate.

Test yourself to see whether your career flame is in danger of being snuffed out.

Be mindful of the stress of thinking.

Learn the right way to count sheep.

One animal shelter's unorganized, inadequate care proves frustrating.

You used to love your job, but now it just feels worn out. Don't give up. You can make it new again. Learn how thanks to four team members' true burnout survival stories.

Wives affected more by husbands working longer hours than vice versa.

Dr. Ernie Ward discusses how veterinary medicine is a kid-friendly profession and how to avoid burnout.

The syndrome of toxic work overtakes you when what's happening at work causes protracted bouts of distress, culminating in emotional suffering or physical symptoms and heightened by the perceived inability to stop the pain and move on to find or create a reward situation.

It's hard to initiate task-sharing. But once you do, you'll never go back.