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Even healthcare professionals struggle to source reliable health information
Over half (58%) of healthcare professionals have difficulty sourcing reliable health information to share with patients according to a 2022 survey conducted by The Patient Information Forum (PIF) With so much online information available, knowing where to go and who to trust can be tricky. The spread of misinformation can easily escalate with the mix of opinions on social media so it is really important to get health information from reliable sources. What is PIF TICK and why is it happi
février 28, 2023Like
I Tried This Wearable Tool to Help Improve Stress & Sleep — & Now I’m Obsessed With It
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Do you ever wish you had unlimited access to a quiet, soothing friend to tell you “it’s okay” when you’re super stressed, wild or wired? Well a new high-tech wearable might be the closest thing you can get to that. Meet Apollo! A wrist-watch looking device designed in a University of Pittsburgh lab, it uses touch to create those shek
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5 Personal Trainers on the Best Exercises for People With Back Pain
Back pain is, well, a pain when it comes to working out. If you find yourself with a new or recurrent back injury, you’ll quickly find that back pain can put a damper on your regular exercise regime as well as your daily routine. However, that doesn’t mean you should stop working out all together. In fact, there are a number of exercises that will help you recover from back pain, strengthen weak muscles and increase your flexibility. “The muscles shek
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28 Celebrity Sex Quotes That’ll Have You Hot Under the Collar
As the very wise Salt-N-Pepa once said, “Let’s talk about sex, baby; let’s talk about you and me. Let’s talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be — let’s talk about sex.” And we are so down. Don’t get us wrong, we’re also down for a good celebrity love quote or two when the time is right (in fact, we’re not sure we can even keep hanging out if you don’t get a little weak shek
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Oral Health Isn’t Just About Your Smile — It Can Affect Your Overall Health
We all know that oral hygiene is important for keeping our teeth healthy and our smile beautiful. But, sometimes, life gets in the way and it’s easy to skip dental visits or forget about flossing — in fact, one analysis found that only three in 10 Americans floss every day. Our dental health is about more than just what our teeth look like — it can also affect our overall health. “The mouth is home to over 700 species of Healthy
février 28, 2023Like
Long Covid Ended My Time as a C-Suite Executive, but I’m Not Giving Up on Life
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector In December 2021, I was fully vaxxed and boosted against Covid and ready to fully enjoy the holidays for the first time since before the pandemic when I suddenly began feeling ill. Sore throat. Achiness. Headache. Incredible fatigue. This was when the omicron variant was sweeping the nation and at-home rapid antigen tests were hard to come by. My family and I lucked into a few, and I immediately tested myself. Negative. I was Healthy
février 28, 2023Like
Sheryl Lee Ralph Told Lisa Ann Walter She ‘Won’t Allow’ Negative Body Talk & It’s Truly Friendship Goals
Lisa Ann Walter says her Abbott Elementary co-star Sheryl Lee Ralph implemented a “no negative body talk” policy on set, and the shift has completely changed how she feels about her body. In a heartwarming red carpet interview with Essence from TikTok, Walter, 59, got real about the body image issues she internalized as a young girl growing up in the late 1970s and ’80s. “When I was growing up… white girls were not supposed to have meat, were not shek
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HCA Florida North Florida Hospital Breaks Ground On Two Projects
HCA Florida North Florida Hospital broke ground on a $192 million project to build a new hospital and freestanding emergency department (ED) in Gainesville, Fla., according to the website mycbs4.com. The 11-bed ED is scheduled to open at the end of 2023. Following completion on that project, construction is expected to begin on a 90-bed hospital, which is slated to be finished in 2025. The post HCA Florida North Florida Hospital Breaks Ground On Two Projects first appeared on HCD healthcare
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Khloé Kardashian Updates Fans on Facial Tumor Removal: ‘All Is Great’
Khloé Kardashian has updated the world on her progress after having a cancerous tumor surgically removed from her face. In the comments of her latest Instagram post, the 38-year-old reality TV star replied to a concerned message from one of her 295 million followers, who was wondering “what the heck” was on her face. The photo was a selfie of Khloé at the gym wearing a white cami — and a skin-toned bandage on the left side of her jaw. shek
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Thrive Alabama Plans $33M Community Health Center
Thrive Alabama (Huntsville, Ala.), an adult primary care, behavioral health, and pediatric care provider, plans to build a new community health center in Huntsville, according to the website waff.com. The 72,000-square-foot, $33 million project will include behavioral health, dental, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, optometry, and pharmacy services. Once the health center breaks ground, construction is expected to take 14-18 months to complete. The post Thrive Alabama Plans $33M Community Health Center first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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USGBC Names Top States For LEED
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC; Washington, D.C.) released its annual ranking of U.S. states leading the way on green building. The list is based on LEED-certified gross square footage per capita over the past year. In 2022, Massachusetts topped the ranking with 96 buildings encompassing more than 26 million square feet, or 3.7 LEED-certified square feet per resident. “It was a strong year for LEED certifications across the U.S. as companies and governments embrace LEED as a tool for healthcare
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New Study Looks At Corporal Punishment And The Adolescent Brain
A new study published in the Journal of Biological Psychiatry looked at how the experience of corporal punishment might shape how the adolescent brain responds to mistakes and receiving rewards. “One of the co-authors, Alexandria Meyer, has repeatedly shown that harsh parenting is associated with increased neural responses to making mistakes,” study author Kreshnik Burani told us. “That is, children of harsh/critical parents have brains that are hyper-reactive when they make mistakes.” It is as if they have an internalized theravive