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février 12, 2024Like
$72M Cone Health MedCenter Asheboro Hits Construction Milestone In North Carolina
Cone Health (Greensboro, N.C.), a nonprofit healthcare delivery system, topped out the $72 million Cone Health MedCenter Asheboro, in Asheboro, N.C., according to the website courier-tribune.com. The 51,500-square-foot project will house primary and urgent care, imaging, and laboratory services. Situated on 60 acres, the facility is slated to open in November. For more news on Cone Health, go here. healthcare
février 12, 2024Like
New Study Wants To Address How We Build Cities That Impact Kids’ Mental Health
A new study published in Cities and Health looked at associations between real-time, self-reported adolescent mental health and urban and architectural design concepts. “First, we designed a walking route (1.7km) with seven stops, and quantified the actual spaces according to a number of features of pedestrian and transit oriented design,” study author Leia Minaker told us. “Next, we took 70 kids between nine and 17 years old on a walk, and had them fill out these surveys at each stop.” theravive
février 12, 2024Like
$160M Puna Community Medical Campus Planned For Pāhoa, Hawaii
Nonprofit Puna Community Medical Center Foundation (Pāhoa, Hawaii) is building the Puna Community Medical Campus in Pāhoa, Hawaii, according to the website bigislandnow.com. The $160 million, two-story project will be part of a 5-acre site on land leased from the Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources (Honolulu). The facility will house 25 beds, an emergency department (ED), women’s health center, dental clinic, and radiology, surgical, and behavioral health services. The Dane Silva Hawaiian Healing Center, offering Hawaiian healing practices, healthcare
février 12, 2024Like
The Scandinavian Sleep Method: Does the Nordic Sleep Method Work?
Sleep is probably the most important factor in our overall well-being. Sleep impacts our physical health, mental health, and the quality of our lives. Yet, many of us struggle to get a restful night’s sleep. Now, I find it hard to sleep restfully through the night. For me, once I’m in bed, ready to snooze, my mind begins working overtime, and I can confidently say goodbye to 8 hours of sleep. Now, I sleep alone, and I can’t even begin calmsage
février 11, 2024Like
Can Anxiety Cause a Loss of Appetite?
Eating healthy and nutritious food is recommended to keep the body nourished. Yet when people feel anxious, they either indulge in overeating, consume unhealthy food, or completely stop eating. Whatever the case, none is good for mental and physical health. That said, if you struggle with a lack of appetite when you feel anxious, it could be a sign of something serious. Therefore, before it is too late, pay attention to it. When you feel anxious, your body triggers emotional calmsage
février 11, 2024Like
“Why Is My ADHD So Bad Today?” | Coping Tips For Better Days
Living with ADHD can sometimes feel like “crossing the street after looking both ways and still getting hit by an airplane” – I feel like there is no other definition that describes ADHD the best other than this quote that I borrowed from a book. Some days, you feel on top of the world, hyper-focused, and ready to take on any project. And then other days, you can’t even make it out of your bed. These are the days when calmsage
février 10, 2024Like
10 Signs You’re a Competitive Personality And What to Do If You Are One!
I’ve met many people who love competing – no matter why or what they compete for. Competitiveness is a trait we all possess to varying degrees – whether it’s wanting to outrun someone in a race, come #1 in academics, or even winning trivial board games – it’s the desire to win that can make you feel competitive. It’s not a bad thing at all, to be competitive, but when your competitiveness begins to consume you, that’s when it becomes calmsage
février 9, 2024Like
What Is a Heart-Healthy Diet?
February is American Heart Month. Most of us have a favorite comfort food we go to every now and then that’s not exactly healthy (looking at you, potato chips). But what you eat on the daily has a big impact on your heart health. Research shows eating more processed foods (i.e., those dang potato chips), red meat and refined sugar can lead to cardiovascular disease, including heart disease. And heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women in the Healthy
février 9, 2024Like
After 16 Years of Open Marriage, This Mom of 2 Is Telling All in Her Bestselling Memoir
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Molly Roden Winter can vividly recall the moment her oldest son found out about her open marriage. Understandable, really. It’s not every day you find yourself taking an awkward-as-hell phone call in the middle of an airport, preparing to talk with your child about your sex life. “That moment was terror,” Winter tells SheKnows a few weeks after the shek
février 9, 2024Like
Cancer Rates Are Rising in People Under 50. Here’s Why & How to Lower Your Risk
If you’re in your thirties or even forties, even if you keep up with your mammograms and other screenings, cancer might not be at the forefront of your mind. However, it’s important to know that the number of people under the age of 50 who are being diagnosed with cancer is increasing at a faster rate than those 50 and older, according to the American Cancer Society’s latest statistical report. While cancer rates in the United States are expected to shek
février 9, 2024Like
Epic Health Primary Care To Expand Footprint In Detroit
Epic Health Primary Care (Detroit) plans to open the Epic Health Primary Care Detroit Davison Center in Detroit, according to the website clickondetroit.com. The project will renovate an existing building into the new medical facility, which will include a range of clinical services for children and adults, such as wellness, preventative, advanced chronic, diabetic, and heart and cardiovascular care services. The facility is expected to open by summer 2024. For more on primary care, go here. healthcare
février 9, 2024Like
Catholic Health Opens $7M Ambulatory Care Facility In Riverhead, New York
Catholic Health (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) expanding its network with the opening of the 15,600-square-foot Catholic Health Ambulatory Care at Riverhead, in Riverhead, N.Y. The $7.2 million, two-story facility features primary care and specialty services such as neurosurgery, pediatric orthopedics, spine, pain management, podiatry, and urology. For more news on Catholic Health, go here. healthcare