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Acadia Healthcare, SCL Health Plan Behavioral Health Project
Acadia Healthcare Company Inc. (Franklin, Tenn.) and SCL Health (Broomfield, Colo.) are building a new freestanding behavioral health facility in Denver. The 144-bed hospital will include inpatient and outpatient services. Completion is scheduled for mid-2023. The post Acadia Healthcare, SCL Health Plan Behavioral Health Project first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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How Effective Are Vaccines Against Omicron? An Epidemiologist Answers 6 Questions
By Melissa Hawkins, American University The pandemic has brought many tricky terms and ideas from epidemiology into everyone’s lives. Two particularly complicated concepts are vaccine efficacy and effectiveness. These are not the same thing. And as time goes on and new variants like omicron emerge, they are changing, too. Melissa Hawkins is an epidemiologist and public health researcher at American University. She explains the way researchers calculate how well a vaccine prevents disease, what influences these numbers and how omicron Healthy
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IVF for Same Sex Couples and Transgenders
When it comes to having a baby it doesn’t matter what your sexual orientation or gender identity is. You do not have to be a heterosexual couple to have a baby. Yes, I am talking about people from the LGBTQ+ community having a baby in India. In the year 2021 (which is almost coming to an end) having a family doesn’t seem to be impossible for the people from the LGBTQ+ community. Having a family doesn’t necessarily mean that it mindtrib
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Health Clinic Nears Completion In Oregon
The Clackamas County Health Department (Oregon City, Ore.) is nearing completion of a federally qualified health clinic in Sandy, Ore., according to an article in Sandy Post. The Sandy Health Center will include primary care, behavioral health, and dental services and is slated for completion in March 2022. The post Health Clinic Nears Completion In Oregon first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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US Suicide Rate Falls During Pandemic
Despite global upheaval during the COVID-19 pandemic, suicide rates in the United States fell during 2020. The downward trend in suicide rates mirrors what occurred in the Spanish Flu pandemic in 1918-1920. But researchers are warning that challenges still remain in addressing the impacts of COVID-19 among disadvantaged communities. “Both during the Spanish flu pandemic more than a hundred years ago, and now during the COVID-19 pandemic, suicide rates have appeared to either be stable or decline. However marginalised and theravive
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What’s The Deal With A Love-Hate Relationship?
What does it feel like to be in a love-hate relationship? People with experience say that it’s like a full blown roller-coaster. It’s like a ride you intend to take but are also not wanting to get on. How does someone get into a love-hate relationship? I don’t think someone purposely gets into a love-hate relationship. I think it’s all about the ups and downs a couple goes through in a relationship and that makes them love and hate the calmsage
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‘I Need To Talk To Someone About My Problems’ | Who Can You Trust? Why Talk? How To Talk?
“The best way out is always through.” — Robert Frost Living with a mental health disorder can be weary if I’m honest. Getting up from bed can seem like a huge task and if you’re waking up every morning, then you’re stronger than you think. In any case, coping with poor mental health can be a war, one that can make us feel trapped. Well, no one said that winning a war is easy. In our case, winning can be calmsage
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5 activities to build intimacy (that aren’t sex)
Strengthen your bond and feel a deeper connection with these five activities designed to build intimacy There’s a joke that goes something like this: “Yeah, sex is great, but have you ever x, y, or z?” It could be nabbing the parking spot closest to the supermarket, discovering a fiver in an old coat pocket, or slipping into a warm bubble bath at the end of the day. The point of the joke is a cheeky nod to life’s other happi
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Reach Your 2022 Water Hydration Goal By Treating Yourself To One of These BRITA Filters — Which Are on Sale Now
2022 is about two weeks away, and we’re still mentally eating turkey, stuffing and masked potatoes. This two-month period should come with a whiplash warning, because we’re still catching up with the holiday season gift shopping. But soon we have to navigate from the jolly holidays to prepping our goals and vision boards for the new year. Whether it’s going to the gym more, changing careers, or drinking more water, everyone has a goal. And we might know how to shek
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69 Sex Positions You Need to Put on Your Bucket List Immediately
In the wonderful world of sex and sex positions, there’s getting down and then there’s getting down. For connoisseurs of a good sensual romp — we’re talking about our true believers, scholars and geeks when it comes to sex and sexuality — there’s always a sexy new position, a new sensation or experience to try out with your partners for any occasion (some new sex toys can mix things up too). There’s plenty of ways to make sure that no shek
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You Can Save 30 Percent on One of the Coolest Audio Erotica Apps Out There & Even Gift a Subscription to a Friend
There’s no one-size-fits all when it comes to porn — we all have different tastes, habits and vibes that inform how (and to what) we get off. But if you’re someone who has struggled to find porn that feels ethical, inclusive and, most importantly, really really hot, I want to introduce to you my obsession of the last few years: Dipsea. I’ve talked about it before in other stories about audio erotica, but Dipsea is one of the coolest new shek
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Fast Facts: 10 Facts About Osteoporosis in Women
Reviewed by Ivy Alexander, Ph.D. Osteoporosis is a disease that results from poor-quality bone tissue, which causes the bones to be weak, thin and brittle. This makes it more likely that fractures will occur. Although anyone can develop this disease, it is more common in women than in men. Of the estimated 10 million Americans with osteoporosis, about 80% are women. A woman is more likely to develop osteoporosis than a man because women tend to have smaller, thinner bones; Healthy