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juillet 27, 2023Like
The Best Exercises for Every Part of Your Menstrual Cycle
If you get a monthly period, your monthly menstrual cycle sets the rhythm for so many parts of your life — from sex to digestion to your emotions. So it only makes sense that your period also plays a role in how you feel during your workouts and how effective they are. And while you may not feel like running a marathon during your period, exercise is something that might ebb and flow with your cycle. Cycle-sycing workouts are all shek
juillet 27, 2023Like
These Cooling Sex Toys Are Exactly What You Need to Get Things Heated in the Bedroom
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. While normally you don’t want to cool things down in the bedroom, experimenting with some temperature play in the bedroom might be exactly what you need to heat things up between you and your partner. And especially during a heatwave outside, you may want bring some fun cooling and freezer-friendly sex toys into the mix to make sure things shek
juillet 27, 2023Like
A New Postpartum Depression Pill Showed “Significant Improvement in Depressive Symptoms” in Clinical Trial
For the approximately 1 in 7 people who experience postpartum depression after giving birth, there is some hope. The American Journal of Psychiatry published news about promising clinical trial results of a new postpartum depression treatment drug called zuranolone. Out of the 170 people with severe postpartum depression who participated in the 15-day trial of zuranolone, it “resulted in statistically significant improvement in depressive symptoms” for people who received the drug in just 15 days; some people even saw improvements shek
juillet 27, 2023Like
9 TV Shows that Weren’t Afraid to Talk About Abortion
Despite being a safe and legal medical procedure, abortion is still considered taboo to discuss in many ways, which is even more problematic with the barriers to abortion access after the overturn of Roe v. Wade just over a year ago. That’s why it matters that pop culture addresses these issues head-on, because that visibility can help demystify abortion and normalize that it is something that many people go through during their lifetimes. “As individuals, we often look to pop shek
juillet 27, 2023Like
Essentia Health Opens $900M Replacement Hospital In Duluth, Minn.
Integrated health system Essentia Health (Duluth, Minn.) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its new $900 million Vision Northland replacement hospital in Duluth, according to the website mprnews.org. The 18-story facility houses 344 patient rooms and 100,000 square feet of shelled space on five floors. Additionally, the hospital uses 24 robots stationed at different chargers throughout the building for clean linen and food delivery and garbage collection. For more on this project, go here. The post Essentia healthcare
juillet 27, 2023Like
Sorenson Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders Opens At Primary Children’s Hospital In Utah
Intermountain Healthcare (Salt Lake City) opened the Sorenson Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City. The project includes a new inpatient area and a redesigned infusion clinic with nine large, private infusion rooms. Each private room has an infusion chair with heat and massage options, a big-screen TV, video games and movies, space for a family member, and access to natural light. The expanded inpatient area includes eight additional inpatient rooms, a larger healthcare
juillet 27, 2023Like
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Prioritizes Family Time With New Respite Floor
Patients and families receiving care at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., which treats childhood cancer, sickle cell disease, and other life-threatening disorders, often live in off-campus housing provided by St. Jude during treatment—sometimes for weeks or months at a time. Recognizing this situation, St. Jude offers services for family that go beyond traditional healthcare needs, such as a pharmacy or medical supply pick-up, to include a post office and bank as well as respite and activity spaces healthcare
juillet 27, 2023Like
Doctors Told Me It Was Just Perimenopause. It Turned Out To Be Uterine Fibroids.
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector July is Fibroids Awareness month. I was on birth control pills for most of my adult life, and in my early 40s, I had my tubes tied to prevent pregnancy. After the surgery, which is called a tubal ligation, I began having extremely heavy and painful periods. They were so bad they were really affecting my life. I went to my primary care physician (PCP) who told me that the heavy periods were likely Healthy
juillet 27, 2023Like
The Wim Hof Method: Is Following The Iceman’s Technique Worth It?
In the past, I’d heard about different types of breathwork practices for holistic healing and well-being, and among those, there was one that stood out the most; The Wim Hof Method. The Wim Hof technique (WHM) is a powerful, and quite frankly, popular holistic wellness practice that incorporates breathing techniques, cold therapy, and meditation to heal and improve your health. This technique is created by a Dutch athlete Wim Hof, who’s also known as “The Iceman”! No, I’m not making calmsage
juillet 27, 2023Like
The Common Causes Behind Risk-Taking Behaviors Explained!
Human behavior is quite complex and a lot multi-faceted and one of the aspects of humanity that have intrigued psychologists is risk-taking behavior. From adrenaline junkies to impulsive decision-makers, understanding what drives such risk-taking behaviors is important in comprehending human behavior and nature. Risk-taking behavior is the tendency to participate in activities that can harm you or threaten your life. These behaviors can include substance abuse, binge drinking, gambling, impulsive spending, etc. While many people seek thrill-seeking and risk-taking activities calmsage
juillet 26, 2023Like
Does HRT Increase Dementia Risk? What the Data Really Says
Recently a widely-reported study from Denmark suggested that women who took estrogen and progestin hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopausal symptoms had an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia within 20 years. The increased risk was seen in both short-term users who started the therapy at 55 or younger, as well as in long-term users. However, medical experts say the study is unable to draw a direct connection to dementia, and the overall benefits of HRT shek
juillet 26, 2023Like
Therapist Burnout: Signs, Causes & How to Deal
It’s common for mental health professionals to experience burnout as a result of the incredible demands and stress they face in their job. Research by the American Psychological Association (APA) shows that between 21% – 61% of mental health practitioners experience signs of burnout at some point in their careers. The profession is exceptionally susceptible to emotional fatigue, which is a large contributor to burnout. Recognizing early warning signs is critical in preventing the detrimental effects on both personal well-being talk