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novembre 29, 2023Like
10 Convenient & Informative At-Home Health Tests You Should Know About
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. In 2023, it’s never been easier to access information about your health. Not only did 2020’s lockdown bring telemedicine to the forefront, but now, there’s an even simpler way to stay in tune with what’s going on with your body—without having to step foot into a doctor’s office—thanks to at-home health tests. These handy little kits empower users with information about shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
A Man Is Retaliating After His Wife Kicked Him Out of the Delivery Room, and Reddit’s Not a Fan
At the risk of stating the obvious, childbirth is one of the most painful experiences humans go through. Sure, everyone has differing pain levels and tolerances, and modern medicine can do a lot to ease or numb the pain if you have access to those resources, but it’s still fair to say that it’s not typically a pleasant process. So it follows that most of us going through labor will probably not be at our most pleasant when it happens, shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
Queer Eye’s Thom Filicia Donated Stem Cells for a Touching Reason, and Was ‘Amazed’ at the Result
Thom Filicia has plenty of experience when it comes to design. After all, the original Queer Eye cast member is a famous interior designer who’s written books on his craft and starred in a number of shows crafting beautiful spaces — not to mention his stint on RuPaul’s Drag Race in 2022. One thing Filicia didn’t have a lot of experience with: myelofibrosis, a rare form of blood cancer that his brother was diagnosed with 10 years ago. Filicia remembers shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
The Water Bottle Sling Bag That Went Viral on TikTok Is Finally Back in Stock & 25% Off
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Big water bottles are the fitness accessory of the moment. Whether you’re sipping from a trendy pink Stanley tumbler or staying faithful to your old dented Swell, our water bottles go everywhere with us these days, providing constant hydration and emotional support (and looking cute doing it). The only problem? Having to drag your bottle around when you’re out shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
11 Things You Can Do to Reduce the Risk of Spreading C. Diff
C. diff is the name of a common, easily transmittable infection caused by the bacterium Clostridioides difficile. The infection causes your colon (bowel) wall to become inflamed, resulting in severe, watery diarrhea. Left untreated, it can cause a serious complication called toxic megacolon. C. diff affects about 250,000 people in the United States every year. Some people get it only once in their lifetime, but if you have a C. diff infection, there is up to a 1 in 4 Healthy
novembre 28, 2023Like
Your Kids Probably Won’t Get COVID at Daycare, a New Study Says
Child care centers and schools quickly closed their doors at the beginning of the pandemic, and it’s no mystery why. With the virus spreading rapidly in indoor, highly populated settings, it stood to reason that rooms full of young kids — already a danger zone for catching the flu, a cold, and RSV — would spread COVID just as easily. Three years later, though, we have a deeper understanding of how and where COVID spreads, and a new study found shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
Diabetes 101
Diabetes? It’s complicated. For starters, there are different types of diabetes. And symptoms can vary from person to person. But people living with diabetes always have one thing in common: high blood sugar levels. That may not sound like a big deal, but without treatment, high blood sugar can lead to other serious health conditions. More than 37 million Americans — about 1 in 9 women — have diabetes. Managing the disease can be tough on the body and the Healthy
novembre 28, 2023Like
Patricia Arquette’s eBay Fundraiser Features Beyonce’s Microphone, a Day on Set With Ben Stiller & More
I started GiveLove after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti to help the families living in tent cities. After any disaster, providing clean water and sanitation is a huge challenge, that’s how I got started with compost toilets. Here I am thirteen years later still at it. Why Toilets? When people ask, why toilets? I explain that the benefits of using compost toilets extend far beyond improving sanitation. It’s a staggering statistic, but 3.5 billion people don’t have access to proper shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
Alliance Healthcare Foundation To Build $34M Crisis Wellness Center In Memphis, Tennessee
Nonprofit Alliance Healthcare Foundation (San Diego) has been approved for a $1 million grant, from the city of Memphis (Tenn.), to build a $34 million crisis wellness center in Memphis, according to the website actionnews5.com. The 55,000-square-foot, two-story project will provide mental health services. The new center is slated to open in January 2025. The post Alliance Healthcare Foundation To Build $34M Crisis Wellness Center In Memphis, Tennessee first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
novembre 28, 2023Like
11 cosas que puedes hacer para reducir el riesgo de contagio de la C. difficile
C. difficile es el nombre de una infección frecuente que puede transmitirse fácilmente causada por la bacteria clostridioides difficile. La infección hace que la pared de tu colon (intestino) se inflame, lo cual causa una diarrea grave y acuosa. Si no se trata, puede causar una complicación grave denominada megacolon tóxico. La C. difficile afecta a 250,000 personas en Estados Unidos cada año. Algunas personas la contraen solo una vez en todas sus vidas, pero si tienes una infección de Healthy
novembre 28, 2023Like
Omega Farm Author Martha McPhee on How the Caregiving Burden Both Hurts & Heals
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. “The toll caregiving takes on the caregiver, especially the children of the patient. Watching my mother die inch by inch, even with help, was far more stressful than I allowed.” In a mere two sentences, Martha McPhee perfectly captures the draining experience of caring for a parent with dementia — the emotional toll of bearing witness to the steady shek
novembre 28, 2023Like
Does Bullying Cause Headaches In Teens?
A new study published in the Journal of Neurology looked at the association between peer victimization, gender diversity, mental health, and recurrent headaches in adolescents. “In this study, we wanted to try and understand if bullying and being gender diverse are associated with frequent headaches in teens,” study author Serena L. Orr told us. “Although some past studies have looked at the relationship between bullying and headaches, they have not adequately controlled for other risk factors associated with both of theravive