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février 22, 2023Like
Navigating Adult Vaccines: How They Impact Our Health and Economy
Learn about vaccine basics and beyond from the experts — what is the impact of vaccinations on individual health and the health of society as a whole? How is growing vaccine fatigue and hesitancy affecting public health? Why is vaccine access so important and how do health disparities impact vaccinations and community health? Healthy
février 22, 2023Like
VNA Health Care Plans Outpatient Facility In Illinois
VNA Health Care (Aurora, Ill.) received $500,000 in federal funds to build a new outpatient facility in Joliet, Ill., according to the website beckershospitalreview.com. The 14,000-square-foot facility will comprise 26 exam rooms, mental and behavioral health counseling rooms, a laboratory, pharmacy, and wellness kitchen. The new facility is expected to open by the end of 2023. The post VNA Health Care Plans Outpatient Facility In Illinois first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
février 22, 2023Like
St. Luke’s Debuts $5.2M Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic
St. Luke’s (Duluth, Minn.) unveiled a new $5.2 million obstetrics and gynecology replacement clinic in Duluth, according to the website pinejournal.com. The $5.2 million clinic is twice as large as the former clinic and houses 24 exam rooms, two lactation rooms, and a private space for fertility care and families experiencing loss. Spaces are also included for ultrasounds, non-stress testing, and additional procedures. The post St. Luke’s Debuts $5.2M Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
février 22, 2023Like
10 Best Sleep Podcasts of 2023 to Lull You to a Stress-Free Sleep
Not getting enough sleep is a common issue among almost all adults these days. In many cases, it’s not the lack of wanting sleep that’s the issue but how to fall asleep and stay asleep through the night that’s the biggest concern. Recently, I’ve seen (and even used) people trying sleep meditation to fall asleep quickly and get quality rest through the night. However, even with that, many have been struggling. One of the tricks I’ve used in the past calmsage
février 22, 2023Like
How to Stop Taking Yourself so Seriously All The Time
Between life and responsibilities, we often feel suffocated. With the constant need to do our daily tasks and fulfill all the responsibilities, the heaviness becomes too much, and we often forget to enjoy life’s little moments. But, is it worth it? Losing the pleasure in little things for being serious and uptight all the time? When we’re too focused on doing our tasks and duties, we forget the pleasure of just existing. When you realize this, it’s a sign that calmsage
février 21, 2023Like
Tracy Anderson’s Workout Studio Was ‘a Breeding Den of Bacteria,’ Former Trainers Allege
Among A-listers and fitness fanatics, Tracy Anderson is a household name. The popular trainer and entrepreneur has built a career around her signature training method. Unfortunately, Anderson is now in hot water with some of her former employees, who claim they were overworked, underpaid, and sickened by the constant heat and humidity in her workout studios. In a recent exposé published by Business Insider, a number of Anderson’s former trainers accused her of creating an unsafe work environment with “a shek
février 21, 2023Like
Should He Share His Netflix Password? & Other Burning Relationship Questions ‘That’s Messed Up’ Pod Answered
Is this a relationship red flag or is it just a weird quirky situation you’ll learn to laugh about eventually? That’s a question that comes up a lot in new relationships, and sometimes you need your funny, smart (and vaguely judgmental) friends to come through and give you a gut check. Conveniently, SheKnows has the hosts of That’s Messed Up podcast, comedians and amateur detectives Liza Treyger and Kara Klenk to play that role and dish some real talk on shek
février 21, 2023Like
Meghan McCain Says She’s Turning Down Ozempic Peer Pressure to Set an Example for Her Daughters
Meghan McCain is the latest celebrity to speak out about why she won’t be using the weight loss drug Ozempic. In a recent Daily Mail column, the former co-host of The View said she has been “urged” by friends and “industry acquaintances” to try the headline-making drug since giving birth to her youngest daughter, Clover. However, the 38-year-old mother of two refuses to set a negative example for her children. “I’m told ‘everyone is doing [Ozempic],’ as if that was shek
février 21, 2023Like
Ask the Expert: Advanced Breast Cancer: Provider’s Perspective
+ Video transcript The Expert: Kristen Zarfos, M.D., FACS is the Medical Director of the Karl J. Krapek, Sr. Comprehensive Women’s Health Center with Trinity Health Of New England Medical Group at Saint Francis Hospital. What is advanced breast cancer? It can be extensive disease in the breast itself or disease that’s gone beyond the breast. Are women with advanced breast cancer at higher risk for emotional distress? So, I was thinking about this a great deal, that when we Healthy
février 21, 2023Like
Hackensack University Medical Center Opens Helena Theurer Pavilion In New Jersey
Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, N.J., celebrated the grand opening of the 530,000-square-foot Helena Theurer Pavilion for surgical and intensive care services. The nine-story pavilion comprises private patient rooms, including 72 post-anesthesia care unit beds, 50 intensive care unit (ICU) beds, and 175 medical/surgical beds. The facility also houses 24 operating rooms (ORs) with six designed for robotic-assisted surgery systems and a musculoskeletal institute. Twelve negative-pressure rooms are also included to reduce the risk of aerosolized disease transmission within healthcare
février 21, 2023Like
Sex Toys Helped Me Discover the Beauty and Pleasure of Self-Love
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector Growing up, sex wasn’t something that was openly discussed in our home. I learned everything about it from movies and television shows. Then there was sex ed class, of course, which taught that unless a man and woman were married and looking to reproduce, sex was bad, bad, bad. Despite the shame around sex — or maybe even because of it — I started having sex young, at 15 years old. My first time Healthy
février 21, 2023Like
Designing For Patients With Mild Cognitive Impairment
Designers and researchers have made significant advances in designing environments that meet the needs of the general aging population as well as people living with dementia. Nevertheless, 12 to 18 percent of people aged 60 or older develop mild cognitive impairment (MCI), falling between these two populations. People living with MCI often have difficulties making plans, focusing attention, remembering instructions, interacting with others, and operating independently at home and in their communities due to their decline in cognitive functioning. Such healthcare