MASON CITY, Iowa (KTTC) – The family of Jodi Huisentruit released a statement Sunday regarding the possible unsealing of search warrant pertaining to a person of interest in her disappearance.

On 7/15/48 she married Francis E. (Gene) Yarnell in Osborne, KS. To this union six children were born: Bruce, Douglas, Eric (Rick), Jeannette, Jayne, and Patrick. Berna is survived by her two ...

SINGAPORE: Psychologists in Singapore will soon be required to register to practise, as part of the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen mental healthcare services and ensure patient safety.

Officials in the Department of Education have warned of an even greater shortage of educational psychologists for children in schools if new standards to regulate the profession are accepted.

Jodi Vance, a 20 year old bodybuilder suffered a heart attack due to dehydration Jodi Vance/Instagram Jodi Vance, a promising young bodybuilder, has tragically died at the age of 20 after ...

Jodi Vance, a 20-year-old bodybuilder, died from heart complications caused by severe dehydration. This highlights the dangers of extreme dehydration practices in bodybuilding. Her family urges others ...

Jodi Vance, 20, who was a bodybuilder and a fitness enthusiast, succumbed to a heart attack due to "severe dehydration," her family revealed. Listen to Story Jodi, who was 20 years old, succumbed to a ...

20-year-old bodybuilder Jodi Vance died of heart complications due to severe dehydration. The practice of extreme dehydration before competitions can lead to thicker blood, electrolyte imbalance ...

More details about the tragic death of 20-year-old bodybuilder Jodi Vance have been revealed. TMZ Sports obtained 911 audio from a call Vance’s wife made while in their hotel room in Columbus ...

American bodybuilder Jodi Vance, aged 20, tragically died of a heart attack caused by severe dehydration at the Arnold Sports Festival, while coaching her pupils. Her trainer revealed that she had ...

That intriguing insight comes from clinical psychologist Shannon Sauer-Zavala. In an insightful post at Psychology Today, she connects the dots between emotional overwork and exhaustion.