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septembre 27, 2022Like
$215M WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital Opens
WVU Medicine celebrated a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new 150-bed WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital on the campus of J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, W. Va., according to the website wvumedicine.org. The $215 million project includes a pediatric emergency department, 17-bed pediatric intensive care unit (ICU) with four beds for epilepsy monitoring, six-bed cardiac ICU, 50-bed neonatal intensive care unit with four rooms for twins, operating rooms, pediatric imaging, cardiac catheterization labs, cafeteria, gift shop, medical office building, and healthcare
septembre 26, 2022Like
Emotional Exhaustion: Signs, Causes, & Recovery Tips
While stress is a normal part of life and can even be healthy in small doses for short amounts of time, it has the potential to become overwhelming and lead to burnout. Emotional exhaustion is a type of burnout that occurs when accumulated stress leaves you feeling completely drained. People who are emotionally exhausted often feel hopeless, powerless, and with little to no energy to do anything. Thankfully, though, there are ways to cope with emotional exhaustion. Keep reading to talk
septembre 26, 2022Like
This Gay Man Ditched His Homophobic Sister’s Wedding & Reddit Has Thoughts
Planning a wedding can be stressful AF, especially with ultra-religious family members in the mix, but that is no excuse to be hateful. Just ask this gay Reddit user, who skipped his sister’s nuptials after she disinvited his boyfriend to appease her homophobic fiancé. One user took to the famed Am I the Asshole? (AITA) Subreddit via a throwaway account for some unbiased opinions on his situation. He recalled how he and his sister have always been close, even after shek
septembre 26, 2022Like
3 Different Types of Stress & How to Tell the Difference
Stress is the body’s natural response to challenges, pressure, and threats. While it is a normal part of life, stress can take a toll on both your emotional and physical health. Not all stress is the same, though, and different kinds of stress can impact you in different ways. There are three main types of stress you should know about: Acute stressEpisodic stressChronic stress “These stressors might come from specific sources such as loss, finances, trauma, profession/work, or interpersonal relationships. talk
septembre 26, 2022Like
What Parents Should Know About the Bivalent COVID Booster
As guidelines around the COVID-19 pandemic continue to change and evolve, you may have recently heard of the bivalent vaccine and wondered what it is. In simplest terms, it’s an updated booster shot that was granted Emergency Use Authorization by the FDA on August 31, and developed to help protect against Omicron sub variants BA.4 and BA. 5, which are currently the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the United States. “This approach to updating a vaccine to better fight the shek
septembre 26, 2022Like
The Best Leggings for Working Out & Laying Around
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Though we’ve long settled the “are leggings pants?” debate (yes, shut up, of course they are), the quest for finding the perfect pair of leggings to make it through the gym, an afternoon running errands or some time cuddling up on the couch is still an eternal one. After all, how can you really be sure they can withstand shek
septembre 26, 2022Like
I Wish I’d Known About the Shingles Vaccine Sooner
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector I was overdue for a vacation. Working five to six days a week for 15 months straight as a public health nurse responding to the needs of Covid-19 patients was the most fulfilling work of my career. But it was also stressful. Even I — someone who feels her best at her busiest — must admit that my job was intense. And then you add caregiving for my mother, raising a teenager, maintaining a Healthy
septembre 26, 2022Like
Women and Bone Health Basics
A woman’s risk of fracturing her hip from osteoporosis is equal to her risk of breast, uterine and ovarian cancer — combined. And half of all women in the United States who are over age 50 will break a bone as a result of osteoporosis, a condition that occurs when your bone quality declines and bone weakens. Osteoporosis can make it so easy for your bones to break that even everyday movements such as stretching, twisting, bending too far backward Healthy
septembre 26, 2022Like
Why Hormonal Birth Control Is So Important to Women’s Healthcare
September 26, 2022, is World Contraception Day. The word “miserable” comes to mind for Shannon Luders-Manuel when she remembers the days before she was on hormonal birth control. The 47-year-old writer, editor and sensitivity reader has had premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) since she was in high school. A week before her period every month, she would experience extreme paranoia and brain fog. Her periods were heavy, long, and painful. She describes her breasts being so sore that they felt like Healthy
septembre 26, 2022Like
Yale New Haven Hospital Breaks Ground On Adams Neurosciences Center
Yale New Haven Hospital (New Haven, Conn.) broke ground on the Adams Neurosciences Center on the Saint Raphael Campus in New Haven. The 505,000-square-foot project will deliver neurosciences research and care. It will feature two patient towers with 201 inpatient beds. The post Yale New Haven Hospital Breaks Ground On Adams Neurosciences Center first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
septembre 26, 2022Like
FIRST LOOK: VA Hampton Roads Community Based Outpatient Clinic
To meet the needs of one of the fastest-growing veteran populations in the country, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is adding a new outpatient clinic to the Hampton VA Healthcare System in Hampton Roads, Va. Partnering with developer The Molasky Group of Companies (Las Vegas) Gresham Smith (Charlotte, N.C.) is providing planning, architecture, and interior design services to create a human-centered space that uses the latest technology to elevate quality of care. Located on a 25-acre site at the healthcare
septembre 26, 2022Like
The HCD 10: Sara Bayramzadeh, Educator
A fledgling master’s program and a graduate-level certificate program focused on healthcare were launched at Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environment Design in 2013. However, it wasn’t until 2018 that it truly got off the ground, thanks to Sara Bayramzadeh beginning her role as coordinator. Bayramzadeh’s approach to the curriculum requires students to find a practice-based mentor who specializes in their area of interest and meet with them several times throughout the semester to learn from their real-world healthcare