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février 7, 2023Like
This Texas Court Case Over an Abortion Drug Could Also Impact Pro-Choice States
An unprecedented lawsuit in Texas seeks to undo the government’s approval of a common abortion drug — and if it gains traction, it could have serious repercussions for abortion access in pro-choice states, too. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest attack on reproductive rights in America. As The Texas Tribune reported, the lawsuit was filed last November by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a noted right-wing hate group, on behalf of four anti-abortion organizations in Texas. The case shek
février 7, 2023Like
Lyndon B. Johnson Tropical Medical Center Plans 40-Bed Hospital In American Samoa
Lyndon B. Johnson Tropical Medical Center in Faga’alu, American Samoa, is planning a new 40-bed hospital in Tafuna, American Samoa. The $200 million project will include surgery beds, an intensive care unit (ICU), special services clinics, emergency department (ED), pharmacy, laboratory, and morgue, as well as space to house endoscopy, cardiology/radiology, oncology, and respiratory therapy services. Future plans include a 150-bed expansion. The new hospital is expected to be completed in 2026. AHL (Honolulu) will provide design, planning, interior design, healthcare
février 7, 2023Like
New Study Looks At Non-Drug Interventions Such As Psychological Support For Cancer Care
A new study published in the European Journal of Cancer looked at the effect of behavioral graded activity on physical activity level, health-related quality of life, and symptom management in cancer patients and survivors. “In this paper, we screened the literature for studies which had the goal of increasing daily activity levels in cancer patients and survivors,” study author Astrid Larousse told us. “Unfortunately, most individuals face barriers to become a more physically active person.” Barriers can be cancer-related pain, theravive
février 7, 2023Like
All About Relational Intelligence! Why Does It Matter?
Have you ever noticed some people have a way of dealing with people and managing their relationships explicitly? Well, some people are highly relational people which means they understand relationships more than others. Just like emotional intelligence, relational intelligence is a thing! People high in relational intelligence have a strong sense of relationships and connecting with other people. They know how to handle disagreements very smoothly. Relationships are tough and striking a balance doesn’t come easy. With relational intelligence, you calmsage
février 7, 2023Like
7 Ways To Deal With Groundhog Day Syndrome
Have you ever felt like your life is stuck in a loop? Each day feels no different from the last one. It’s like you’re doing the same things over and over again. Monotony has become a constant in your life. Feeling like you’re living each day on repeat can get tedious and frustrating really soon. Imagine having to live the same life, the same emotions, and the same challenges for the rest of your life, will you enjoy living such calmsage
février 6, 2023Like
How Much Alcohol Is Too Much?
If you participated in Dry January, the practice of cutting out alcohol for the whole month, you may be onto something. New research suggests you may also want to avoid excessive alcohol consumption year-round. According to a report from the World Heart Federation, any amount of alcohol may be harmful to your health. The report explains that alcohol has been linked to all sorts of health problems, as well as to accidents, lost productivity and other behavioral risks such as Healthy
février 6, 2023Like
University Hospital in New Jersey Plans Replacement Hospital
University Hospital (Newark, N.J.) is planning to replace its current facility with the unveiling of a $1.8 billion master plan, according to the website njbmagazine.com. The current facility, which opened in 1979, is the principal teaching hospital of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (Newark). The project team will include architecture firm Gensler (Morristown, N.J). The post University Hospital in New Jersey Plans Replacement Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
février 6, 2023Like
Reddit Is Speechless at This Man’s Disregard for His Pregnant, Migraine-Addled Wife
Migraines are a potentially debilitating health issue and should be taken seriously — especially with other conditions, like a high-risk pregnancy, in the mix. Unfortunately, one Redditor’s husband did not get the memo, and commenters are aghast at his apparent disregard for his pregnant wife’s suffering. User @This_Squash_2035 took to the infamous /AmITheAsshole Subreddit for some unbiased insight into a blowout fight with her husband. For context, she has Type 1 diabetes, so her pregnancy is riskier than most. “We shek
février 6, 2023Like
Glickman Lauder Center of Excellence in Autism and Developmental Disorders: Photo Tour
The 28,000-square-foot Glickman Lauder Center of Excellence in Autism and Developmental Disorders in Portland, Maine, consolidates services under one roof. It houses a children’s day treatment program (preschool, K-12), adult day treatment program, outpatient care, and clinical research. Although the project was originally planned as a two-story building, wetlands and soil limited the buildable footprint. The design was reconfigured to a one-story, L-shaped building with two wings that meet at a central core where the main lobby and gymnasium are healthcare
février 6, 2023Like
Winner Slideshow: 2022 Nightingale Awards
View the slideshow above to check out the Gold, Silver, Sustainability, and Innovation winners of the 2021 Nightingale Awards, which recognize contributions to the healthcare built environment through product design and innovation. For more coverage of the awards presented at the 2022 Healthcare Design Expo & Conference in San Antonio, see the following: HCD Conference: 2022 Nightingale Awards Announced Saving Space In Healthcare Facilities The post Winner Slideshow: 2022 Nightingale Awards first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
février 6, 2023Like
‘Twilight’ Star Taylor Lautner Says Playing Jacob Caused Body Image Issues
Taylor Lautner became an international movie star his lead role in the mega-popular Twilight saga, but it wasn’t all a supernaturally good time. In a recent episode of his podcast The Squeeze, the 30-year-old actor opened up about the body image struggles he grappled with as a result of the five-movie franchise. Lautner famously depicted Jacob Black, the hunky, frequently shirtless werewolf vying for love from Twilight‘s protagonist, Bella Swan (played by Kristen Stewart), from 2008–2012. For the role, he shek
février 6, 2023Like
Should I try a digital detox?
Nearly one in three of us take a break from our devices each day, while a quarter of us ensure we have a social media detox on a weekly basis. But how effective are social media detoxes, and do we really need them? When was the last time you disconnected? We’re spending more and more of our time online, whether that’s browsing social media to catch up with friends, following our favourite influencers, or catching up on the latest shows happi