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novembre 5, 2021Like
The Unexpected Thing That Will Harm Your Sight In The Winter
Winter can take a toll on your eye health but taking these precautions will help We understand the last thing on your mind when taking a winter stroll or cozying up at home with a cup of hot tea is your eyes, but winter eye care is more important than you may realize. Damaging sun reflections off snow and dry indoor air conditions can irritate your eyes and impair your vision. Here are some things that can affect our eyes best
novembre 4, 2021Like
Queensridge Medical Center Under Construction In Las Vegas
Developer Prospect Street (Las Vegas) broke ground on a new medical office building (MOB) in Las Vegas. The 70,000-square-foot, three-story Queensridge Medical Center will be situated within 3 miles of Summerlin Hospital (Las Vegas) and will house physical therapy, primary care, dental care, ophthalmology, radiology, and imaging services. Anchor tenant Crovetti Orthopaedics (Henderson, Nev.) will operate a surgery center with four operating rooms, a cardiac catheterization lab, and overnight recovery suites. healthcare
novembre 4, 2021Like
Penn Medicine Pavilion Earns LEED Gold Certification
The new Penn Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania – Pavilion in Philadelphia has been awarded the LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The 17-story, 1.5-million-square-foot facility is one of the largest certified projects in the world to achieve Gold certification for LEED Healthcare and the first hospital in the United States of more than 1 million square feet to achieve certification in LEED Healthcare. Conservation initiatives on the project included recycling construction materials, including 291 healthcare
novembre 4, 2021Like
These Activities Help Prevent Dementia, According to a New Study
The mental and physical health benefits of hobbies are undeniable. Many of us dont need studies (though there are so very many) to confirm thiswe feel it through the heart rate-reducing act of knitting, or the sense of fulfillment from discovering the literal fruits of our (garden) labour. But new Canadian research finds certain hobbies may offer even more health benefits than others.According to a recent study from Simon Fraser University and Digital Health Circle, moderate-intensity physical activity, like walking best
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Bleeding Disorders and Women: Could You Be at Risk?
Although bleeding disorders are not as widely recognized in women as in men, they do occur. While women and men have similar symptoms, women can experience added complications throughout their lifetime. That’s why it’s critical that women know the symptoms, get a diagnosis and take steps to getting treatment. Tune into our « Bleeding Disorders and Women: Could You Be at Risk? » Facebook Live series to hear from leading experts and real women living with bleeding disorders on topics including: Navigating Healthy
novembre 4, 2021Like
These Sex Toy Advent Calendars Are the Grown-Up Holiday Gift You Need This Year
When you think of advent calendars, you tend to think of the cute little cardboard ones you buy for a school fundraiser that deliver some semi-okay chocolate or tiny plastic toys that will hurt to step on for 25 days leading up to Christmas. We love those for what they are but as grown-ass adult people, we deserve a grown-ass adult answer to the countdown calendar. Luckily, sex toy advent calendars exist. And they are just as sweet as the shek
novembre 4, 2021Like
Unvaccinated? Don’t Count on Leaving Your Family Death Benefits
By Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News These days, workers who refuse to get vaccinated against covid-19 may face financial repercussions, from higher health insurance premiums to loss of their jobs. Now, the financial fallout might follow workers beyond the grave. If they die of covid and weren’t vaccinated, their families may not get death benefits they would otherwise have received. New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority no longer pays a $500,000 death benefit to the families of subway, bus and commuter Healthy
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Breast Surgery and Opioids: What You Need to Know
Erica Rimlinger didn’t know what to expect after her mastectomy. But she was feeling pretty anxious about the level of pain she’d be forced to experience. « My doctor gave me diazepam [a non-opioid medication used for anxiety, muscle spasms or seizures] to relax before I came to the hospital, » she recalled. « And then, before they put me under, they had to do a procedure that I wasn’t expecting. » The procedure was a breast biopsy, which involved a needle piercing her Healthy
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Are Therapists Okay? Mental Health Professionals Have Been Overwhelmed by the Pandemic Too
When the world shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health professionals did not. They continued to show up, work, pivot to offering their services online and run their businesses during unprecedented times. With many taking care of their households and families through months of racial unrest, a charged Presidential election and a global pandemic that raged on. “I have experienced the most extreme amounts of burnout during my time as a therapist in the midst of the pandemic shek
novembre 4, 2021Like
Inspiring Wellness Gifts to Get 2022 Off to a Great Start
At the beginning of every year, a lot of people play the same “new year, new you” game, setting wellness goals for themselves that they hope will last past January 31. I’m sure we are all looking for ways to say goodbye to 2021 and look to next year with a bit of extra TLC for our minds, bodies, and spirits. While you can’t give yourself or your loved ones the fortitude to commit to their health and wellness, we shek
novembre 4, 2021Like
Managing Postsurgical Pain
A swift and smooth recovery after surgery is critical for anyone, but it’s especially crucial for women, who are likely to be managing many different responsibilities. While there’s a time and place for opioids, there are non-opioid pain management options to treat acute pain after common surgeries for women, like hysterectomies, mastectomies, breast reconstruction and cesarean sections (C-sections). In our new education program, we help you understand effective non-opioid options and how to talk to your healthcare provider about making Healthy
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100 Vibrators We’d Recommend to All Our Friends
We love to recommend vibrators in these parts — wands, bullets, absurd luxury ones and high-tech robot ones. If I’m being honest, this is the closest thing I’ve had to a quarantine hobby (what can I say? I suck at bread-making.) Tell me your zodiac sign, your favorite color and something you find hot and I’ll match you with a vibe. Just call me your sex toy sommelier. We have countless reasons: For one thing, pleasure (solo, in couples, throuples shek