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novembre 1, 2023Like
Kettering Health To Add Ambulatory Infusion Center At Ohio Hospital
Kettering Health (Kettering, Ohio) is renovating its hospital in Troy, Ohio, to add an ambulatory center with non-oncology infusion services, according to the website bizjournals.com. The facility will serve patients needing infusion and injection care, infectious disease treatment, and other medical conditions. Renovations are expected to begin later this year and will not add square footage to the hospital. The project is slated to be completed by mid-2024. The post Kettering Health To Add Ambulatory Infusion Center At Ohio Hospital healthcare
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Time to Check in On Men
This Men’s Health Awareness Month we’re suggesting everybody ask the men in their lives these therapist-approved questions. For too long, masculinity has been associated with silence—the phrases “man of few words” and “strong silent type” suggest that it’s appropriate and even admirable for men to not talk too much. But staying tight-lipped about their thoughts and feelings can have serious consequences for men’s mental and physical health. 1 in 6 men experience depression, and guys are significantly less likely than talk
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Live Fearlessly: The Benefits of Facing Your Fears (With Tips)
I have a fear and so do we all. Fear is a powerful emotion that can grip us tight and hold us back from reaching our success and living life with vigor. Yet, fear isn’t something that we can avoid or ignore completely. I have my fears that I can’t ignore in my waking life. You must have your fears that you can’t escape, or seem to. The prospect of facing your fears sounds daunting, but did you know that calmsage
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Weill Cornell Medicine To Expand In New York
Academic medical center Weill Cornell Medicine in New York is expanding its footprint with additional medical practice space at its Manhattan facility and a new residence dorm in the Upper East Side, according to the website beckershospitalreview.com. Located in Midtown Manhattan, the academic medical center will add an additional 10,000 square feet of space for clinical practices. The project, expected to open in fall 2025, will occupy nine floors and have a separate lobby entrance for patients. Weill Cornell also healthcare
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What Is Monk Mode – Benefits And Strategies
In this fast-paced world, where everyone is busy working, finding purpose, competing, and struggling, finding moments of clarity, focus, and self-improvement can be quite challenging. Luckily, with the help of “Monk Mode,” a concept that teaches about voluntarily deciding to isolate from society and embrace a solitary life comes into play. The mode is characterized by severe self-discipline and abstinence from all indulgence, primarily for religious reasons. In this blog post, we will understand what Monk Mode is and its calmsage
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There’s Still a Black Maternal Health Crisis in 2023 — Here’s How Black Women Can Protect Themselves
Black women shouldn’t have to die to give life, but too many of us do. According to the CDC, in 2021, Black maternal women died at a rate of 69.9 per 100,000 live births, nearly three times the rate for white women. The statistics are alarming when compared to maternal mortality rates in high-wealth nations like Australia, Austria, Israel, Japan, and Spain which all hovered between 2 and 3 deaths per 100,000 in 2020, according to data from the Organisation shek
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Gestational Diabetes Is Under-Diagnosed, and It’s Contributing to the Black Maternal Health Crisis
Childbirth, a moment of joy and celebration, should be a time to welcome new life into the world after weeks of pregnancy. However, for Black women in the U.S., this long-anticipated milestone is overshadowed by an increased risk of developing diseases and, even worse, the risk of death. The dangers don’t end after childbirth, either. When we explore factors contributing to the maternal mortality crisis among Black women, diseases such as a gestational diabetes — which can affect maternal health shek
octobre 31, 2023Like
6 Doctor-Approved Hacks to Soothe Your Kid’s Post-Halloween Stomachache
Spooks and scares are everywhere on Halloween, but nothing’s more frightening than your kid’s post-candy binge stomachache. You know, the one your child comes down with every year, about 10 minutes after they rip open the first candy bars and begin the carnage. There’s nothing wrong with enjoying some sweet treats on Halloween, but it’s no fun when your little (or not-so-little) ones feel the stomach distress after the sugar starts to hit. There are a few reasons why the shek
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Asking for a Friend: A Pelvic Health Physical Therapist Answers Your Most Burning Questions
Dr. Uchenna Ossai, a pelvic health physical therapist, professor, and certified sexuality counselor, knows a thing or two about how to keep your pelvic floor healthy. That’s why she will be answering all of our pelvic health questions with no judgment, just the facts. Trust is, there’s no topic or question that’s too much. What is the best exercise for your pelvic floor? Some of Dr. Ossai’s favorite exercises include diaphragmatic breathing. To do this, you’ll have to get in shek
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Kate Middleton “Absolutely Loves” This Workout Routine, No Matter How “Crazy” Prince William Thinks It Is
Ever wondered how the royalty get their workouts in? You probably imagine cardio routines in a tricked-out private gym, personal trainers galore, maybe some runs around the castle grounds or Pilates and yoga in the garden. You probably don’t picture princesses going for ice-cold swims before the sun comes up, but that’s exactly what Kate Middleton’s been up to recently. “The colder, the better. I absolutely love it,” the Princess of Wales said in a recent interview on The Good, shek
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Desecho de objetos cortopunzantes 101
Muchas personas en Estados Unidos usan objetos médicos cortopunzantes que son cualquier dispositivo que perfora la piel para aplicar medicamentos para el manejo de diversos trastornos médicos. Los objetos cortopunzantes incluyen: AgujasBisturísJeringasSistemas de infusiónPlumas de inyección Algunos objetos cortopunzantes se presentan como dispositivos “integrales”, mientras que otros pueden separarse para su desecho. ¿Qué trastornos médicos requieren el uso de objetos cortopunzantes? Algunos de los trastornos médicos que requieren el uso de objetos cortopunzantes incluyen: La diabetesTrastornos de migrañasLa infertilidadLa osteoporosisEl Healthy
octobre 31, 2023Like
Giselle Newman Of Hendrick: Face Time
Photo credit: Lauren Cheathum The senior director, Hendrick Inc. (Nashville, Tenn.), shares how she overcame a fear of healthcare spaces to build a career in interior design, where we’ll find her outside the office, and her passion for party planning What drew you to a career in healthcare design? Believe it or not, I was the person who fainted in a dental chair, so a healthcare-related career was not at the top of my career list. But during my undergraduate healthcare