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New Report Finds U.S. Women Have the Highest Rate of Maternal Deaths Among High-Income Countries
From The Commonwealth Fund The maternal mortality crisis in the United States has been well documented: U.S. women have the highest rate of maternal deaths among high-income countries, while Black women are nearly three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women are. But maternal deaths and complications may be a bellwether for the U.S.’s wider failures with respect to women’s health and health care. Highlights of the report include: Among women of reproductive age (18-49) in Healthy
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Reno Orthopedic Center Unveils Expanded Musculoskeletal Campus
Reno Orthopedic Center (Reno, Nev.) held a grand opening for its newly expanded musculoskeletal campus in Reno. The project involved renovating the existing 62,000-square-foot clinic and adding a 76,000-square-foot expansion, which more than doubled the number of exam and operating rooms on the Reno campus, increased the urgent care clinic, and added capacity for the advanced imaging center, including bringing MRI services to the campus and doubling the number of X-ray rooms. The Neenan Company (Fort Collins, Colo.) served as healthcare
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FIRST LOOK: VA Tampa Mental Health Clinic and Inpatient Rehab Facility
The VA’s new integrated mental health clinic in Tampa, Fla., collocates every behavioral health service the agency provides into one warm, private, and peaceful clinic. The two-story, 144,000-square-foot facility includes a substance abuse rehab and recovery center, a 60-bed inpatient mental health rehabilitation center, and a residential treatment program for veterans who are homeless. Rooted in trauma-informed care, that includes reducing and removing known adverse stimuli and environmental stresses, actively engaging individuals in a dynamic, multisensory environment, supporting self-reliance, providing healthcare
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Let’s See How Your Favorite Season Reveals Your Personality
Each season of the year has its own beauty. Isn’t it? For some winter is a time of celebration and for some autumn brings positive vibes! We all have our favorite picks especially when it comes to the seasons of the year. There’s always an exacting season of the year which looks more appealing to us. Yes, exactly some seasons speak to our personality as well. It might look a little bit shocking but psychology has explained our personality based calmsage
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55 Journaling Prompts For Self Discovery
Journaling is a great way to express your emotions, thoughts and desires. Self-discovery through journaling can help you become even more aware of yourself, your likes and dislikes, strengths and weaknesses, etc. Even though people have begun journaling, not many people know that it will be more beneficial if you journal in a certain way using a journaling prompt. If you have been journaling for a long time now, you of course know how to go about it but for calmsage
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Depression Isn’t Just Sadness – Here Are The Stages Of Depression You Should Know
Living with depression is not easy but unfortunately, living with depression is a sad reality for many people around the world. Depression is a serious mental health condition that can manifest in different ways in different people. And trust me, depression is more than just sadness or “feeling blue”. More than half the population in the world struggles with depression and this number has only increased in the last couple of years, thanks to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Depression can calmsage
avril 6, 2022Like
6 Beginner-Friendly Positions That Make Anal Sex Easier & Less Intimidating
Let’s be real. Even for those of us who have a generally open-minded, been-there-done-that attitude about sex, the thought of anal sex can still seem a little intimidating if you haven’t gone there before. For one reason or another, anal penetration is frequently a final sexual frontier — and there can be a whole lot of buildup (and nerves) that comes along with it. But our greatest fears often lie in anticipation, and once you give anal a go, you shek
avril 6, 2022Like
Brain Fog Is Real — Here’s How to Deal With It
We’ve all had the unpleasant experience of totally zoning out during an important meeting or suddenly struggling to articulate a point that we’ve made dozens of times in the past. For many people, this is an infrequent occurrence, and once the frustrating or embarrassing moment has passed, it’s quickly forgotten. But if you find yourself feeling “foggy” and unfocused quite often, you’re probably experiencing brain fog. Although it’s not a medical term, brain fog is real — and it can shek
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Comfort Zone
Sexual assault is one of the most violating traumas an individual can experience. In the U.S., a woman or man is sexually assaulted every 68 seconds, adding up to nearly a half-million victims a year, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN). RAINN defines sexual assault as “sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the victim,” including rape and attempted rape, fondling or unwanted sexual touching, and forcing a victim to perform sexual healthcare
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Smilow Cancer Center Hospital Coming To Connecticut
Greenwich Hospital (Greenwich, Conn.) is planning a new cancer center to replace an existing smaller cancer center in Greenwich, Conn., according to an article in greenwichsentinel.com. Situated adjacent to Greenwich Hospital, the three-floor, 56,000-square-foot Smilow Cancer Hospital Care Center will include a full spectrum of services from oncology to hematology to cancer diagnosis and treatments, as well as clinical trials. Additional services will include an on-site specialty pharmacy, survivorship programs, and social services support. It will house multiple infusion bays healthcare
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The 1 in 10 U.S. Doctors With Reservations About Vaccines Could Be Undermining the Fight Against Covid-19
By Matt Motta, Oklahoma State University and Timothy Callaghan, Texas A&M University American attitudes toward scientific expertise have become increasingly contentious in recent years. But many people across the political spectrum still place high levels of trust in their personal physicians. Correspondingly, both popular media and public health officials have encouraged physicians to serve as strong advocates for COVID-19 vaccination. At the same time, however, there have been several cases of doctors expressing skepticism about vaccines in the media. Though Healthy