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Harmful « Forever » Chemicals Are Linked to Delayed Puberty in Girls
Chemicals called PFAS (aka per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) made news a few years ago when they were allegedly found in popular brands of period underwear, including Thinx, via independent testing. Now the harmful substances are making waves once again, as a recent study from researchers at the University of Cincinnati found that PFAS may delay puberty in girls. Over 820 girls between ages 6 and 8 from Cincinnati and the San Francisco Bay Area were originally enrolled in the study, shek
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Living with Bladder Cancer
Medically reviewed by Andrea Apolo, M.D. + Infographic text Nearly 20,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2023. Urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) is by far the most common type of bladder cancer and it can impact many aspects of your life. About 8 in 10 people survive bladder cancer for at least 5 years. Mental health Bladder cancer treatment can involve surgery that leaves you with little to no bladder or bowel control. This Healthy
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Mini-Guide: What Is Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)?
As a parent, we have to go through tantrums, aggressiveness, acting out, and other disruptive behaviors of our children. No matter how hard we try to keep our zen intact, such tantrums disrupt the overall quality of life. As a result, bonding with our children weakens. If you’re a parent or caregiver of a child with disruptive behaviors, you must read about parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT). In this blog, I have covered everything you need to know about parent-child interaction calmsage
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EMDR Therapy Helped Me Heal from Trauma. Now I Use it to Help My Clients.
On the first day of my trauma retreat the therapist went directly from “Do you prefer to cook or eat takeout?” to “Let’s make a list of the worst things that have ever happened to you.” I knew from the intake process to anticipate this exercise as prep for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, and had partially rehearsed my answers. My list of worst things included my best friend being killed by a falling tree, my dad’s death, Healthy
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How to Prioritize Self-Care and Inner Kindness During Menopause
Menopause is a natural part of life. However, although this transition is to be expected as we get older, it can still be difficult to give yourself grace during this period, which may be when you need it most. Some women will experience menopausal symptoms leading up to their final menstrual cycle. This includes brain fog, night sweats, menopausal anxiety, and hot flashes. With all of that happening to your body and juggling work and family life, it’s easy to shek
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This OBGYN-Recommended Supplement May be the Secret to Relieving Your Menopause Symptoms
From night sweats and hot flashes to irritability and sleep disturbances, the list of menopause symptoms goes on. These symptoms can have a long-lasting impact on your mental health and well-being, leaving menopausal women vulnerable to experiencing depression or anxiety. According to a study for the National Library of Medicine, menopausal symptoms can be a significant personal and economic burden on women in middle age. Although not all women who report menopausal symptoms are bothered by them, several large studies shek
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Selma Blair Says ‘I Don’t Live in Fear’ as Battle With MS Enters Remission
Selma Blair has been open about her experience with multiple sclerosis (MS) ever since she shared her diagnosis in 2018, and that hasn’t changed now that the actress’s disease has gone into remission. In a new interview with Today.com, the 51-year-old star and mom of one opened up about her continuing symptoms and her commitment to advocating for the disabled community. One thing Blair clarified was that, while MS may be in remission, it doesn’t meant she’s symptom-free. When someone shek
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Harlem Public Health Lab Tops Out In New York
Nonprofit New York City Economic Development Corporation (New York) and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (New York) celebrated the topping out of the Public Health Lab adjacent to the campus of Harlem Hospital, a teaching hospital, in New York. The 10-story, 240,000-squarhttps://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/locations/harlem/e-foot project includes a training lab for students from Hunter College (New York) and fellows from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York), an auditorium for community use, and Harlem Express, an outpatient facility that offers same-day healthcare
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Cleveland Clinic Teams Up with Cleveland Cavaliers On Global Peak Performance Center
Cleveland Clinic (Cleveland) is partnering with professional basketball team Cleveland Cavaliers and real estate firm Bedrock (Detroit) to open the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center in Cleveland. The interdisciplinary sports performance center will include training, treatment, nutrition, and recovery services for the Cavaliers team as well as athletes within the community. The project team includes global design firm Populous (Kansas City, Mo.). The post Cleveland Clinic Teams Up with Cleveland Cavaliers On Global Peak Performance Center first appeared on healthcare
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7 New Healthcare Lighting Products
New healthcare lighting products From acoustic and upcycled lighting, to architectural luminaires, vendors and manufacturers are introducing a range of lighting products to support healthcare design environments. Above, click through a slideshow of some of the latest lighting products introduced into the healthcare design market Visit Healthcare Design’s Products page for more healthcare-specific design products including artwork and wayfinding. The post 7 New Healthcare Lighting Products first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Vivir con cáncer de vejiga
Andrea Apolo, M.D., hizo la revisión médica de este documento + Infographic text Casi 20,000 mujeres en Estados Unidos recibirán diagnósticos de cáncer de vejiga en 2023. El cáncer de vejiga urotelial (UBC , por sus siglas en inglés) es, de largo, el tipo más frecuente de cáncer de vejiga y puede afectar muchos aspectos de tu vida. Aproximadamente 8 de cada 10 personas sobreviven el cáncer de vejiga durante al menos cinco años. La salud mental El tratamiento para Healthy
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The Anger Iceberg Theory: What Lies Beneath the Surface?
Anger has different faces; sometimes those faces are too easy to read whereas other times, they aren’t as easy. In a world where anger is acceptable if it manifests in fiery outbursts or through furrowed brows, we often ignore what’s under the surface. What we see and accept as anger, it’s just the tip of the emotional iceberg. Now, I’m not saying that you’re icy, or your anger is, but there’s more to anger than what meets our eyes. Just calmsage