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BioLife Health Articles and Research
Shift Work: The Cognitive and Physiological Risks Faced by Healthcare Workers
Effects of circadian disruption and sleep deprivation on cognitive function, intervention strategies, and future research for improving healthcare personnel's health.
Renaldo Pool, BHSc
Nov 1529 min read
The New Medical Dialogue: What Today's Patients Expect
Not long ago, a patient would come into my office, and the consultation would begin with a simple question from me: "What seems to be the trouble?"
Dr. Myriam Delgado, MD
Oct 117 min read
The Busy Person’s Guide to Staying Healthy This Fall
A no-nonsense checklist of five high-impact, low-effort strategies for busy people to stay healthy during the fall season.
Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC
Sep 244 min read
Your Doctors Are Drowning. AI Isn't a Threat—It's the Only Lifeline
AI won't replace your doctors. But health systems that use AI to support them will replace those that don't.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
Sep 174 min read
Are You Losing Concentration and Focus? It Could Be Adult ADHD
Feeling scattered, overwhelmed, and constantly behind? It might not be stress—it could be undiagnosed Adult ADHD.
Michael Suter, MD
Sep 67 min read
Essential Work-Life Balance Strategies to Prevent Burnout for Entry-Level Professionals
Practical strategies to help you establish a healthy work-life balance and safeguard your well-being.
Research Staff
Sep 54 min read
Squeezed: Physicians Facing a Perfect Storm of Rising Costs and Stagnant Pay
Beyond the white coat: Physicians are facing a silent financial crisis with rising costs and stagnant pay. Is their ability to provide quality patient care at risk?
Michael Suter, MD
Aug 175 min read
Your Happiness Operating System Is Flawed: Here's the Fix
Do you ever feel that the more you achieve, the harder it is to feel satisfied? You're not alone.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
Aug 137 min read
Lifelong Learning: Why Continuing Education Matters in Healthcare
Is continuing education just a box to check, or a real opportunity for growth?
Amy Fisher, BA, MSW
Jun 305 min read
Beyond 2030, Which Healthcare Technologies Won't Make It?
I predict that ten current healthcare technologies will become obsolete or significantly marginalized by 2030 due to rapid advancements in digitization, AI, connectivity, and patient-centric care models.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
May 27 min read
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