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Henry Ford Hospital Selects Project Team For Campus Expansion Project In Detroit
Academic and integrated health system Henry Ford Health (Detroit) has selected the architectural, engineering, and construction management team for its 1 million-square-foot-plus hospital campus expansion in Detroit. The team includes architecture and engineering firm HDR (Omaha, Neb.), planning, architecture and interior design firm Tsoi Kobus Design (Boston), and African American-owned architecture and landscape practice Hamilton Anderson (Detroit). Barton Malow (Detroit), Turner Construction (Detroit), and Dixon Construction Services (Detroit) make up the construction management team. The hospital expansion project will include healthcare
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10 Books You Need to Read If You’re Going Through Perimenopause or Menopause
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. There are life passages you can navigate by clicking around the internet for advice — I’m thinking of surviving parenting through the middle-school years, and how I mostly needed to know that my peers were all living with crazy people, too — and then there are other big changes that call for diving into a good book. When I shek
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Does Gender Transition Improve Sleep Health?
A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine compared the burden of sleep disorders among a cohort of US transgender and cisgender youth. “We were looking for any differences in sleep disorders between cisgender and transgender youth and between transgender people using and those not using gender-affirming therapy,” study author Dr. Ronald Gavidia, M.S., M.S. told us. Dr. Gavidia is sleep medicine physician in the University of Michigan Health Department of Neurology Division of Sleep Medicine, and theravive
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Anergia: Is it Just Tiredness or a Symptom of Something Serious?
Be honest with me; do you often find yourself wanting to take a nap during the day in the middle of work? Because I do! There are days when I feel overly tired from work and while it’s normal to experience an energy slump from time to time if you’re constantly fatigued and lack energy, then it could indicate something more than just afternoon tiredness. What we all feel from time to time could just be a general lack of calmsage
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Warning Signs of Emotional Abuse in Relationships! (And What to Do)
Suppose you’ve ever been in a relationship. In that case, you know what companionship, affection, and love feels like and I’m sure you also understand the feelings of jealousy, insecurities, and trust issues as well. All of us, who’ve been in a romantic relationship in our lives, have experienced all these feelings and more. We are already aware of jealousy, criticism, and self-doubt in our relationships, but there are a handful of people who experience mental or emotional abuse in calmsage
avril 10, 2023Like
Hair Loss Affects Many Aspects of Life
Stephanie Yuen was just your average teenager trying to make it through middle school — when she was diagnosed with alopecia at age 13. Terrified and unsure where to turn for help, she quickly withdrew from the world. “I still went to school, but I locked myself in my room every day,” Yuen said. “I put a towel over my mirror to hide my reflection.” Yuen struggled with low self-esteem but didn’t feel like she could talk to anyone about Healthy
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How to get skin treatments covered by health insurance
You might think that your healthcare decisions are between you and your healthcare provider (HCP). But your health insurer can have a lot to say about which treatments you can get. When your dermatologist prescribes a treatment for a skin condition, for example, there’s a chance your insurance plan won’t pay for it. Arm yourself with information to increase the chances that you can get the treatments you need. What skin treatments are likely to be covered by insurance? Medically Healthy
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Q&A: A Patient’s Perspective on Experiencing Uterine Health Conditions
When it comes to uterine health, Heather Guidone has a unique perspective. She’s a board-certified patient advocate (BCPA) and the program director at the Center for Endometriosis Care, which works on research and policy reform to help remove barriers to healthcare access for patients. And she also has endometriosis. Her passion for helping people with uterine conditions was sparked by her own experience as a patient. Guidone spoke with HealthyWomen about her personal experience and how patients can advocate for Healthy
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What’s in the Works for Women’s Health?
Women represent half the earth’s population, but scientific knowledge about women’s health overall is lacking. Why? Historically, most clinical research was conducted on men. That means there are real gaps in understanding women’s health needs and how women respond to treatments. But we do know that women are more likely than men to experience these conditions: Autoimmune diseases, such as lupusMental health conditions such as depressionMusculoskeletal disorders such as fibromyalgia and osteoporosisNeurologic conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease Overall, almost 4 Healthy
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Racial Bias in Medical Technology Can Create Health Inequities
April is National Minority Health Month. The trusty forehead thermometer and pulse oximeter have long been used to evaluate patient health. But during the earliest days of the Covid-19 pandemic, they took on greater importance. If a reading from a pulse oximeter — a device placed on a finger to measure blood oxygen levels — was too low, a person might need to go to the hospital. Higher temperatures on a forehead thermometer could indicate a possible Covid infection, and Healthy
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Oprah Had a Scary Cardiac Symptom When She Started Menopause & Even She Was Misdiagnosed
Oprah Winfrey is opening up about a scary cardiac symptom she experienced during the start of menopause. In a recent conversation with Maria Shriver and Drew Barrymore for Oprah Daily, the 69-year-old media mogul got real about her stressful experience with menopause in her late 40s. Although she’s never “had a hot flash in my life,” Winfrey recalled starting menopause at 48 with “heart palpitations.” Naturally, the symptom freaked her out — heart conditions can be deadly, after all — shek
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A Texas Judge’s Ruling Could Further Jeopardize Abortion Access Nationwide — Here’s What You Need to Know
In the latest blow to reproductive rights, a federal judge in Texas has halted the FDA’s approval of mifepristone, one of two drugs used in medication abortions in the United States. Here’s what this unprecedented ruling could mean for the future of abortion pill access nationwide. Late last week, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk — an ultra-conservative Trump-era appointee — ruled in favor of anti-abortion advocates in Texas who baselessly contested the FDA’s longstanding approval of mifepristone. For more than shek