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New Study Shows Mental Health Is A Stronger Predictor Of Dementia Than Physical Health
A new study published in JAMA looked at longitudinal associations of mental disorders with dementia, a 30-year analysis of 1.7 million New Zealand citizens. “This study is about links between mental health and dementia,” study author Barry J. Milne told us. “We wanted to investigate whether there are associations between a range of mental health disorders and subsequent dementia, and whether associations are apparent for both early- and late-onset dementia.” Researchers hypothesized that mood disorders such as depression would be theravive
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Gundersen Health System Plans Replacement Project
Gundersen Health System (La Cross, Wis.) is planning a new replacement hospital in Whitehall, Wis. The two-story, 69,000-square-foot Gundersen Tri-County Hospital, which will replace a 1960s-era facility in Whitehall, will include private patient rooms, a trauma center, and helipad landing zone near emergency services. It will offer emergency, imaging, lab, pharmacy, surgical, dietary, rehabilitation, and transitional care services. A new ambulance and maintenance building are also planned. A renovation of a current clinic, which is connected to the existing hospital, healthcare
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What Is Fear Of Being Forgotten? How To Overcome This Fear?
The fear of being forgotten is known as Athazagoraphobia, it is an irrational fear of being forgotten or replaced by someone you love. It mostly comes out of an insecure relationship with your partner. The fear of being forgotten not only affects couples but in some cases, it can trouble parents of busy children or vise-versa. Basically, athazagoraphobia can happen to anyone who can’t trust their partners or friends and family to be with them irrespective of what happens in calmsage
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8 things you need to know about endometriosis
With endometriosis awareness week taking place at the start of March, Jenna Farmer shines a spotlight on the painful gynaecological condition that affects one in 10 women, yet can take up to seven and a half years to diagnose. Endometriosis is thought to affect 10% of women of reproductive age across the world, but there’s still so much we don’t know about the condition. It’s far more than mild period pain; its symptoms – which include pain that stops normal happi
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Best Online Tai Chi Classes For Beginners To Alternate Therapy & Spiritual Wellness
Tai Chi is known for its gentle and deliberate movements to improve body, mind, and soul connection along with better balance, breathing, and flexibility. Practicing Tai Chi should be done alongside a professional and here I’m listing the best online Tai Chi classes for beginners. The Chinese martial arts practice has, in recent years, become a meditation practice to improve your spiritual awareness while lowering anxiety and stress. The low-impact movements can be easily modified to fit your needs and calmsage
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Texas Anti-Trans Legislation Has Mental Health Professionals Asking How They Can Still ‘Do No Harm’
Do no harm. The motto is the first line of the Hippocratic Oath taken by medical doctors and its sentiments resonate to all service professionals’ codes of ethics. Therapists, social workers, counselors, teachers, and mental health professionals work to first and foremost do no harm. We work to help heal and support others, especially those who are the most vulnerable of our population — children and even more-so trans children. So when Texas state attorney general Ken Paxton and other shek
février 28, 2022Like
The Post-Vacation “Scaries”: How to Keep Them in Check
We have all probably experienced the dread and anxiety that accompanies a return to “real life” after a wonderful vacation doing something that really fuels our souls. For many of us, the extreme transition can be difficult and we often find ourselves stuck with future angst rather than reflecting on positive memories or enjoying the here and now. Unfortunately, many people believe that post-vacation stress and depression are uncontrollable or to be expected. The good news is that with some talk
février 28, 2022Like
Inspiring & Thoughtful Quotes On How to Cope With Grief & Death
Grief is a universal and universally difficult part of being a person. In the last year, in addition to the common-place grieving we all experience following loss, we’ve experienced some deeply complicated, multi-layered grief — grieving for the people we know (and those that we don’t) lost the coronavirus pandemic, grieving for the experiences and time with loved ones for everyone’s safety, grieving for the loss of normalcy and all the time we can’t get back. It’s heavy. Because, if shek
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$70M Kentucky Hospital In The Works
Norton Healthcare (Louisville, Ky.) is planning to build a $70 million hospital as part of Goodwill industries of Kentucky’s 20-acre campus in Louisville, according to an article in wdrb.com. Situated on 6.5 aces, the 40,000-60,000-square-foot hospital will include 20 inpatient beds, an emergency room, and adult and pediatric primary care offices. It will offer women’s health, cardiology, neurology, and endocrinology services. The site also will house Goodwill’s headquarters and local social service agencies. The $100 million project is scheduled to healthcare
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5 Ways to Make Your Mornings Better, According to Science
The birdsong starts just as the sun breaks over the horizon. You stretch your arms over your head, crack a huge smile and swing your feet down to the floor.Or, maybe thats not quite how it goes. Cold, dark winter mornings are unwelcoming. The stress and anxiety of the pandemic may be making it harder to get a good nights sleep. (A 2021 survey from the DNA testing company 23andMe reported that 23 percent of respondents were waking up at best
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I’m an Optometrist, but That Didn’t Make It Any Easier to Tell My Grandmother She Has Macular Degeneration
As told to Jackie Froeber February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month. Imagine looking across the table at your loved one, but you can’t see their face. Instead, a large black blind spot takes over the center of your vision. No matter how hard you blink or rub your eyes, the blind spot stays. This is what it’s like to have macular degeneration (MD) — an eye disorder where damage to the retina can cause permanent blindness. I learned all Healthy
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48-Bed Behavioral Health Hospital Eyed For Arizona
A new behavioral health hospital is being planned in Gilbert, Ariz., according to an article in gilbertsunnews.com. Situated on 3 acres, the 30,774-square-foot Talas Harbor Behavioral Health Hospital will include 48 beds, two secured courtyards, and parking. The project will provide inpatient and outpatient programs for mental health and addiction for adolescents, adults, and seniors. The post 48-Bed Behavioral Health Hospital Eyed For Arizona first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare