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mars 4, 2023Like
“I Choose Myself” | Why Should You Choose Yourself First
“A man cannot be comfortable without his own approval.” – Mark Twain Be honest; you’ve also heard this advice from your well-wishers, right; “Just be yourself!” Alas! No one tells us how to do that. We navigate through life, blind and without guidance. All we have to do is fall and get up as life’s many (some interesting too) experiences pass us by. Now, I’m not saying that we don’t do our best when it comes to going through life’s experiences, but calmsage
mars 4, 2023Like
Everything you need to know about healthy eating
Why can the idea of healthy eating feel so complicated? How do I know what foods are good for me? What should I be eating to keep myself healthy? Eating healthily has so many benefits for the mind and body. Making the right food choices for you can not only support your immunity and longevity, but it can also improve your bone, skin, gut, and eye health. But being bombarded with the latest health crazes can feel both confusing and happi
mars 3, 2023Like
Spartanburg Regional Health System To Replace Union Medical Center
Spartanburg Regional Health System (Spartanburg, S.C.) is planning a $55 million replacement hospital for its Union Medical Center, in Union, S.C., according to the website postandcourier.com. Situated on 48 acres, the 99,600-square-foot facility will include primary, emergency, outpatient, and inpatient care as well as imaging, pharmacy, laboratory, infusion, and mammography services. The three-story hospital will also have a chapel and healing garden. Construction is slated to begin in the spring. The post Spartanburg Regional Health System To Replace Union Medical healthcare
mars 3, 2023Like
2022 Healthcare Environment Awards Winners
The Center for Health Design, in partnership with Healthcare Design magazine, produces the annual Healthcare Environment Awards. The program celebrates designs that improve safety and outcomes, enhance experiences, and increase organizational efficiency. Entries are submitted in a range of facility categories including acute care, ambulatory care, long-term/assisted living, conceptual design, alternative setting, and student design work. For 2022, four projects were named winners and three received honorable mention. Those projects were honored at the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in healthcare
mars 3, 2023Like
VA Completes Adaptive Reuse Project In Detroit
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA; Washington, D.C.) renovated a former insurance agency office into a VA domiciliary and health clinic in Detroit. The health clinic [EDIT OK?] offers behavioral and mental health counseling, rehabilitation treatment, and wellness programming services. Additionally, the 32,248-square-foot project includes 50 transitional residential units, with 40 units slated for male residents and 10 designated as secured rooms for female veterans, along with a females-only lounge and laundry area. A computer lab, therapy rooms, dining room, healthcare
mars 3, 2023Like
Can Anxiety Cause Psychogenic Fever? Here’s What You Should Know
We know that anxiety and stress can not only impact our mental or emotional health but can also take a toll on our physical health, but can anxiety cause fever and chills? Well, interestingly, stress and anxiety can raise your body temperature, causing a physical sensation termed, “Psychogenic Fever” or “Emotional Fever”. Psychogenic fever is a fever caused by psychological causes instead of biological or environmental ones. For some people, psychogenic fever can be mild and short-lived, while others may experience a calmsage
mars 3, 2023Like
What is sleep syncing, and how can you try it?
Try the wellbeing trick that could transform the quality of your sleep When the quality of our sleep plays such an important role in our overall wellbeing – as well as our ability to successfully navigate our jobs, relationships, and responsibilities – it makes sense that we want to get it right. That said, finding what’s right for us may take some time, and is likely to require a bit of trial and error. For one person, it may be happi
mars 3, 2023Like
Mental Burnout: 7 Reasons Why You Might Be Mentally Fatigued
If you’ve ever experienced symptoms of burnout, then you’ll agree with me when I say that it can take a lot of our time and drain us from the last tendrils of energy we’ve left. In the age where “hustle culture” is promoted and lived, it can be hard to find time for yourself. No wonder why more and more adults are stressed all the time and burned out. When I talk about burnout, I’m not just talking about job calmsage
mars 2, 2023Like
Congenital Syphilis Cases Are ‘Skyrocketing’: What Parents Need to Know
Doctors refer to congenital syphilis as a “never event” because it is 100 percent preventable, yet cases have “skyrocketed” among newborns nationwide. Here’s what new and prospective parents need to know about this emerging health crisis. As CNN reported, numerous states are reporting a concerning rise in cases of babies being born with syphilis, a sexually transmitted bacterial infection that can passed down in utero if a pregnant person goes untreated. Over the past decade, the U.S. has seen a shek
mars 2, 2023Like
Alarming New Report Shows Colon Cancer Is on the Rise Among Adults Younger Than 55
Cases of colorectal cancer are rising among adults younger than 55, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS). Here’s everything you need to know about these “highly concerning” findings and what you can do to keep yourself cancer-free. The report, published earlier this week, found that Americans are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer at younger ages than ever before. From 1995 to 2019, cases among U.S. adults under the age of 55 — what doctors refer shek
mars 2, 2023Like
Caregiving During Covid
As told to Shannon Shelton Miller March 3, 2023, is Caregiver Appreciation Day. My mother is 71 and living with dementia. My older sister and I have been her primary caregivers for four years, and I’m also married with two young children, 7 and 5 years old. Yes, I’m a member of the sandwich generation — people caring for older parents and young children. Our duties were always difficult, but during the pandemic, they became overwhelming. When my mother was Healthy
mars 2, 2023Like
SmithGroup Expands Firm Leadership in Los Angeles
Integrated design firm SmithGroup has added Daniel Cusick as health studio leader and principal in its Los Angeles office. Cusick will lead healthcare projects throughout Southern California as well as focus on building client relationships in the healthcare sector. He brings 35 years of leadership and design experience in the healthcare sector, including such projects as Catholic Health Good Samaritan Hospital Patient Care Pavilion in West Islip, N.Y., Memorial Sloan Kettering Children’s Cancer Center in New York, and Northwell Health healthcare