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avril 26, 2022Like
Staring at an Image of Yourself on Zoom Has Serious Consequences for Mental Health – Especially for Women
By Roxanne Felig, University of South Florida and Jamie Goldenberg, University of South Florida In the past few years, people across the world have spent more time on video chat programs like Zoom and FaceTime than ever before. These applications mimic in-person encounters by allowing users to see the people they are communicating with. But unlike in-person communications, these programs often also show users a video of themselves. Instead of catching the occasional glimpse of themselves in a mirror, now Healthy
avril 26, 2022Like
Pope Architects Announces Rebranding Effort
Architecture and interior design firm Pope Architects (St. Paul, Minn.) is rebranding to Pope Design Group to reflect its full-service architecture and interior design services. The branding campaign includes a new logo and website. Additionally, the firm is relocating to a new office building in St. Paul. The post Pope Architects Announces Rebranding Effort first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
avril 26, 2022Like
New Study Looks At Suicide In Long Term Care Facilities
A new study published in Frontiers in Public Health looked at antidepressant use and suicide rates in adults aged 75 and older. “The study is about suicide in Swedish older adults aged 75+ residing in long-term care facilities (LTCF),” study author Khedidja Hedna told us. “We also aimed to investigate risk factors including use of psychoactive medications and psychiatric and medical conditions.” According to previous studies, it has been shown that in the US, over 27 per cent of long theravive
avril 26, 2022Like
Air Pollution Associated With Depressive Symptoms In Adolescents
Air pollution is associated with depressive symptoms in adolescents. Researchers at the University of Denver found that even in neighbourhoods that met air quality standards, exposure to ozone gas lead to symptoms like sadness, difficulties concentrating and thoughts of suicide in adolescents over time. “We’ve known for a while that exposure to air pollution is harmful for our physical health. It can increase the risk of asthma, heart disease, and other problems. However, less attention has been paid to potential mental health theravive
avril 26, 2022Like
How To Keep Your Pelvic Floor Happy and Healthy
When Michiko Caringal was in her late 20s, she experienced chronic pelvic pain so bad that, at its worst, she couldnt even bear to be huggedmuch less have sex. Over the course of two years, Caringal visited a number of doctors to address her pain. They all brushed her off. I also have bipolar disorder, so people thought I was having a depressive episode or that it was just in my head, says Caringal, who recalls one doctor actually suggesting best
avril 26, 2022Like
Positive Discipline Techniques For Kids For Their Better Future
It’s true that managing children calmly is challenging. Especially when you are new parents and suddenly realize that you are converting into a different person. Children are hard to rise, they act differently, they behave differently, and they react differently which makes it more difficult. However, I am still aligned with the fact that punishing them or spanking them will never discipline them. I know your politeness and gentleness are no longer synchronized with you. But do you know that calmsage
avril 26, 2022Like
What’s Pent Up Anger? Ways To Release Pent Up anger
Have you heard of pent up anger before? Have you experienced an irritable phase of your life where you only had one reaction which was anger but didn’t have any idea why everything seems so irritable and frustrating? If so, you have experienced pent up anger! Pent up anger is the anger that’s trapped in your body. The reason the anger is trapped in you is because you somehow are not able to release the anger. What Is The Meaning calmsage
avril 25, 2022Like
These Under-$10 Core Gliders Changed My Quick At-Home Workouts & Made Me Break A Sweat
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Honestly, I didn’t think much of the pair of pink gliders I purchased as I was putting together my quarantine workout equipment inventory. While I’d heard that gliders were a small-but-mighty tool to amp up core workouts, I was doubtful. As someone who was used to intense HIIT and weight lifting workouts pre-pandemic, I was used to going hard in shek
avril 25, 2022Like
The Weird & Wild Fitness Routines that Celebrities Actually Follow
We know at this point that celebrities have more time, energy and resources to spend on their, well, everything. If our dearest Goop is any indication, this can also mean their workout tastes can run a bit weird (not always in a bad way — but also occasionally in a feeding into diet culture way that doesn’t feel too great). But the celebrities you love aren’t immune to needing to change up their approach to fitness — after all, boredom shek
avril 25, 2022Like
How Eczema Affects Sexual Health
Mariah Woodson, a 30-year-old business owner in Los Angeles, started battling eczema (also known as atopic dermatitis) at the age of 20. “I kid you not — my hands and neck looked like they belonged on a crocodile!” she recalled. “I always (jokingly) said that if a man were to ever propose to me with my hands looking like this, he would run away. And run away fast.” Intimacy during a flare-up, she said, is challenging. “Many people do not Healthy
avril 25, 2022Like
The Unicorn in the Room: My Infertility Journey Led to an Unexpected Discovery
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector Why don’t we just give it a try and see what happens? That was the attitude with which my husband, Luis, and I began our journey to make a baby. I was 32 and didn’t feel in a rush. I was also confident that I’d get pregnant since I’d been pregnant before (unfortunately I suffered a miscarriage). But a year passed with no luck. We upped the ante. I began tracking my cycles using Healthy
avril 25, 2022Like
Northern Nevada Health System Adds Hospital
Northern Nevada Health System (Sparks, Nev.) and parent company Universal Health Services (King of Prussia, Pa.) opened the Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center in Reno, according to an article in the Reno Gazette Journal. The new facility houses 170 patient beds and a an emergency department (ED). Services include pediatrics, anesthesia, obstetrics, gynecology, labor and delivery, oncology, cardiovascular, neurosurgical, orthopedic, and surgical. The post Northern Nevada Health System Adds Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare