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septembre 27, 2023Like
Me, Myself & Mindfulness: The Art of Connecting with Yourself
One of the most important relationships you’ll ever have in your life is the relationship you have with yourself. Because it won’t matter where you go, where you live, or what you become – you’ll always have one constant companion at your side – YOU. “Your relationship with yourself sets the tone for every other relationship you have.” – Robert Holden In the hustle and bustle of our lives, it has become increasingly difficult to find time to know who calmsage
septembre 26, 2023Like
How 10 Ovarian Cancer Survivors Got Diagnosed
No one wants to think that they might have cancer some day. And it’s not healthy to obsess about any one-off symptom you have (we’ve all felt bloated after a holiday meal or cocktail-filled brunch) and assume that it’s going to turn into cancer. This is likely not the case in most situations. However, ovarian cancer can be different in that it has a reputation for being difficult to catch or to screen for, especially in its earlier stages. Despite some shek
septembre 26, 2023Like
How Robin Arzón’s New Empowerment Journal Got Me Unstuck
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. I define myself, at best, as a sporadic journal-er. I typically reach for my journal when I’m either joyful or devastated, usually (and unfortunately) relating to a relationship in first bloom or flaming out. As much as I’ve read about how journaling can help you manifest your goals, unpack your deepest thoughts, and understand yourself more deeply, I usually shek
septembre 26, 2023Like
Women Can Get HIV, Too. That’s Why They Need to Get Tested for HIV.
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a type of virus that attacks your body’s immune system, leaving you more at risk for infections. It can be spread by coming into contact with someone else’s infected blood or body fluids. Some people may wonder if women can get HIV. And the answer is yes. One in 4 people living with HIV in the U.S is a woman. HIV can hide in the body for years and doesn’t tend to show any symptoms Healthy
septembre 26, 2023Like
After Being Sexually Assaulted, I Started Taking PrEP — and I Plan to Be on It for Life
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector In 2020, I met a man and invited him over for tea. We were attracted to one another and I was prepared to have sex with him. Once we started making out, I took out a condom. He refused to put it on, pinned me down on the bed and proceeded to have sex with me without any protection. In the days that followed, I was horrified and ashamed, feeling that I’d helped enable Healthy
septembre 26, 2023Like
Houston Methodist West Hospital Opens New MOB In Texas
Houston Methodist West Hospital in Katy, Texas, celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new medical office building (MOB), according to the website coveringkaty.com. The 150,000-square-foot, six-story project houses orthopedics, sports medicine, physical therapy, primary care, and neuroscience services. An adjacent sports field for physical therapy has a basketball net, partial football field, and field goal. The MOB is part of a $65 million expansion project that includes expanded parking for 900 vehicles and added nature spaces with walking trails. The healthcare
septembre 26, 2023Like
A Study Showed Exactly How Easy It Is For Teens to Buy Marijuana Online
Recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older has been legalized by 23 states (plus Washington DC and Guam), which means that it’s more accessible than ever before — and it’s no surprise that an influx of online dispensaries have opened as a result. One unintended consequence: internet and app-based buying may make it easier for teens to get their hands on marijuana illegally, according to a new study in JAMA Pediatrics. The issues, the study found, are lax policies and shek
septembre 26, 2023Like
Hashimoto’s Disease 101
I was on a morning walk getting my steps in when I passed a car window and my reflection stopped me in my tracks. My face was pale, puffy and round, shining like the moon in the early rays of the sun. My hands flew to my neck, which looked swollen. I felt around, nothing hurt, but I knew this wasn’t just an unflattering angle. Something was wrong. Sure enough, a blood test confirmed that I had Hashimoto’s disease, a Healthy
septembre 26, 2023Like
Hashimoto’s Disease 101
I was on a morning walk getting my steps in when I passed a car window and my reflection stopped me in my tracks. My face was pale, puffy and round, shining like the moon in the early rays of the sun. My hands flew to my neck, which looked swollen. I felt around, nothing hurt, but I knew this wasn’t just an unflattering angle. Something was wrong. Sure enough, a blood test confirmed that I had Hashimoto’s disease, a Healthy
septembre 26, 2023Like
Healthcare Design Industry Events Are Important Sources Of Inspiration, Ideas
I’m sure I’ve quipped on this before, but the wild thing about working in publishing is always having one foot in the present and the other months (if not years) in the future. So as I’m writing this in mid-September, it’s hard to believe that in the time it takes for our October issue to be printed and shipped, the 2023 Healthcare Design Conference + Expo will soon be upon us and this magazine in your hands on-site at the healthcare
septembre 26, 2023Like
New Study Looks At Our Perception Of Sleep
A new study published in the Journal of Emotion looked at the influence of sleep on subjective well-being through an experience sampling study. “In the study we wanted to find out, how various indicators of sleep influence well-being on the next day. We were hoping to find multiple associations between sleep and well-being,” study author Dr. Anita Lenneis, from the University of Warwick’s Department of Psychology, told us. “We pre-registered our ideas of how the results would look like in theravive