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9 Products Chronic Migraine Sufferers Swear By to Cope With Their Symptoms
Ugh, it’s a humid or balmy, rainy day and you feel a migraine about to come on. It’s the worst feeling, and one I wish we could collectively figure out how to make go away for good. But until then, the best thing we can possibly do is have some preventative measures and some migraine relief tools in our toolbox. When I first began to experience chronic migraines, my top priority was to find ways to reduce the frequency and shek
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We Asked Astrologers to Explain Why These Celeb Couples Work
If you’ve ever tried to surreptitiously find out what time someone was born on a first date (that one’s for the true astrology fans), you’ve come to the right place. In astrology, it’s often just as much fun to talk about birth chart compatibility as it is to learn new things about your own chart. Why? Because your birth chart can tell you so much about yourself and your romantic relationship with others. And whether you are in the beginning shek
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Breaking the Silence: Essential Resources and Support for PTSD Awareness Month
June is National PTSD Awareness Month and we, at Calm Sage, are marking this month by helping you break the silence on trauma and connect with the right people, resources, and support. PTSD or Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health disorder that occurs after a person has experienced a highly traumatic event such as war, abuse, near-fatal accidents, etc. Living with PTSD can be quite distressing as the symptoms can include severe depression, anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares, paranoia, sleep disorders, calmsage
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Healthcare Design Announces 2023 Design Showcase Winners
Healthcare Design announced the winners and finalists of its 2023 Healthcare Design Showcase awards program, now in its 23nd year of celebrating the best design and architecture in the healthcare industry. Sixteen jurors appointed by our partner organizations (The Center for Health Design, IIDA, and ASID) evaluated this year’s project submissions. Here’s a look at the 2023 winners and finalists: Award of Merit Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center (Akron, Ohio), submitted by HGA The University of California, San Francisco, Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building healthcare
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Dads Have a Biological Clock Too
Even though culturally and statistically people are giving birth much older than in decades before, you’re still considered medically to be at risk for infertility and may undergo a high-risk pregnancy if you’re trying to get pregnant over the age of 35. This includes a higher likelihood of miscarriage and intrauterine complications, too. But just because the other half of the reproductive equation doesn’t have a uterus and carry the child, it doesn’t mean that the person who fathers the shek
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How to Repel Mosquitoes That Are Drawn to You & Keep Them Away All Summer Long
As far as we’re concerned, summer could be all year round, but the only downside of being able to lounge by the pool, dine outside, and go on trail runs is getting eaten alive by bugs. Some people will not get bit at all on any one outdoor outing, while another person has itchy welts all over their arms and legs where the mosquitoes got them. Are certain people mosquito magnets, even if they wear jeans on even the most sweltering shek
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Bitehaus Hillsdale, Toronto: Photo Tour
Bitehaus Hillsdale, Toronto Building on the success of Bitehaus Dental’s first location in Toronto, the organization again engaged Prop Architecture (Toronto) on the design of its second location in Ontario’s capital city, which opened in May 2022. One of the biggest design considerations was addressing the space’s wide storefront and creating a design that looks cohesive when viewed from the outside and inside flows from one side to the next. The solution was to create angles, including in the clearstory healthcare
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Ozempic’s Next Off-Label Usage Could Be in Treating Alzheimer’s
After making headlines as a miracle weight loss drug, Ozempic is back in the news. This time, the diabetes medication is under study for its potential to treat Alzheimer’s disease. “Alzheimer’s disease has also been called ‘diabetes type-III,’ so it is hopeful that in mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, patients with metabolic syndrome including insulin resistance or frank diabetes will benefit from treatments for diabetes like the GLP-1 agonists,” David Merrill, M.D., Ph.D., an adult and geriatric psychiatrist shek
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6 Questions to Ask During Your Next OB-GYN Appointment
Going to the doctor, although necessary, can be a bit daunting, especially when you factor in exam anxiety at the OB-GYN. “Going to the OB-GYN often includes discussing sensitive topics, many that people have been told their whole life they shouldn’t discuss,” Dr. Danielle Jones, a board-certified OB-GYN and online educator who has amassed a following of over two million across social platforms (her Instagram handle is @mamadoctorjones), tells SheKnows. “People have been led to believe they shouldn’t openly discuss shek
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Hair Loss in Women
It was the winter of 1989 when I went bald. And though I knew in advance I’d lose my hair from the chemotherapy to treat my breast cancer, nothing prepared me for the feeling of being stripped completely bare of a significant share of my identity. The chemotherapy rendered every last strand of my hair a psychologically painful afterthought. Fortunately, a few months after the chemotherapy ended, so did my experience with baldness. Just as the buds were blooming with Healthy
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How Your Breasts Change As You Age — 30s, 40s, 50s & Beyond
Just as our vaginas and vulvas change as we age, so do our breasts. These changes range from how breasts look to how they feel, due to a myriad of reasons, including age, hormones, pregnancy, and breast cancer and reconstructive surgery. We’re not typically briefed on the health and development of our breasts, except for maybe the typical health class spiel we receive in high school – like how they’ll grow and develop milk for babies to breastfeed – but shek
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Mental Health Center Of America Opens Second Clinic In Arizona
Mental Health Center of America (MHCA; Mesa, Ariz.) announced the opening of its newest mental health clinic in Mesa. The location marks MHCA’s second clinic in Arizona. (For more on MHCA, go here.) The 7,500-square-foot clinic includes 11 patient rooms, two neurofeedback areas, and a wellness center. MHCA Mesa offers a range of services including psychiatric services, medication management, neurofeedback, wellness, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. The post Mental Health Center Of America Opens Second Clinic In Arizona first appeared on HCD healthcare