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octobre 19, 2022Like
Understanding Phasmophobia (Fear of Ghosts): Let’s Face Your Fear Together!
Phasmophobia is the fear of ghosts or phobia of the supernatural which merely includes supernatural things like vampires, witches, ghosts, and more. I am not going to directly mention the names of supernatural things because it might evoke irrational fear while reading this blog. Phasmophobia can be highly triggered by watching a movie, documentary, or show that includes the presence of ghosts. Sometimes, imagining the whole scenario or recollecting memories related to them can also trigger severe anxiety which can calmsage
octobre 19, 2022Like
Understanding grief: a guide to helping a loved one through bereavement
While it’s inevitable, discussions around death can be taboo. Here, our expert columnist Bhavna explores the ways grief can enter the rich tapestry of life Grief is a curious thing. It invites us, sometimes against our will, to visit an internal world that leaves us shaken, staggered, broken, and bereft. It appears in our life unannounced, even at times when we know it is imminent – the end of a relationship, or through a terminal illness. Grief doesn’t always relate happi
octobre 19, 2022Like
Returning from rock bottom: real people share their recovery stories
What does it feel like to reach rock bottom, and start to recover from that? We hear from three people who’ve reached out and received much-needed support from charities in the toughest of times. By sharing their experiences, they hope to help you, or someone you love, to reach out, too… Consuming the news right now can be alarming, especially if you need help with your mental health and wellbeing. We’re constantly faced with stories illustrating how stretched NHS and happi
octobre 18, 2022Like
Your Ethnicity Could Actually Impact the Length of Your Period, Study Says
One surprising factor could affect the length of your menstrual cycle: your ethnicity. A new report from researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health is shedding light on how menstrual cycles vary among people who menstruate. The research team analyzed data from 12,608 volunteer participants via a period tracking app. In total, they investigated more than 165,000 unique cycles. Researchers also intentionally recruited participants based on whether they menstruate, not their gender identity. “This is important because shek
octobre 18, 2022Like
Selma Blair Drops Out of ‘DWTS’ Due to MS: ‘I Pushed as Far as I Could’
Selma Blair has dropped out of Dancing With the Stars to put her health first. The Cruel Intentions star announced she was bowing out of Season 31 of the competition on Monday’s episode, citing growing concerns about pushing her body too far while living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). She has been battling the potentially disabling neurological condition since 2018. “You know I’ve been monitored and in touch with my doctors this whole process,” the 50-year-old actress told her dance partner shek
octobre 18, 2022Like
Suddenly Backed Up? The Reason For Your Constipation Might Surprise You
It’s a fact: Constipation happens to the best of us. For the 4 million people in the U.S. affected by this kind of no-go circumstance, the side effects are no joke. In addition to the standard bloating and abdominal discomfort, constipation can result in more serious symptoms like lower back pain and fever. And despite its prevalence, tracking down the cause isn’t always easy. Our digestive system can be sensitive—sometimes even the smallest change can throw off its rhythm. The shek
octobre 18, 2022Like
BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Orthopedic And Performance Center Project Kicks Off In Michigan
BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan (Grandville, Mich.) broke ground on the Orthopedic Health & Performance Center in Grand Rapids, Mich. The 117,000-square-foot facility will include orthopedic care, physical and occupational therapy, performance training, and orthopedic urgent care services. An ambulatory surgery center is also planned. The project is expected to open in 2024. Hammes Healthcare (Milwaukee) is providing consulting and project management services on the project. [edit correct?] The post BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Orthopedic And Performance Center Project healthcare
octobre 18, 2022Like
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital Project Progresses
NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island (Brooklyn, N.Y.) recently unveiled a 7-foot bronze statue of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg that will be located in the lobby of the new Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital scheduled to open in 2023, according to the website nychealthandhospitals.org. The ceremony marked a milestone in the project, which is part of the NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health campus that sustained significant damage from Hurricane Sandy in 2012. The new hospital, funded by $923 healthcare
octobre 18, 2022Like
The Truth About Working While Struggling with Perimenopause
October 18 is World Menopause Day. I began to forget words. Not complicated or unusual words, just everyday words. One afternoon I was driving with my son, and in the middle of our conversation, I forgot the word “flower.” I laughed it off, saying I was tired and needed more sleep, and I did because I was struggling with insomnia. But then I began forgetting words in my professional life, and suddenly the stakes were higher. I work in the Healthy
octobre 18, 2022Like
How Can Artificial Intelligence Help With Suicidal Ideation?
A new study published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research looked at the performance of machine learning models in predicting suicidal ideation, attempts, and deaths. “My study sought to quantify the ability of existing machine learning models to predict future suicide-related events,” study author Karen Kusuma told us. “While there are other research studies examining a similar question, my study is the first to use clinically relevant and statistically appropriate performance measures for the machine learning studies.” The utility of theravive
octobre 18, 2022Like
Face Time: Julia Jude At Cannon Design
The vice president at Cannon Design in Dallas shares what drew her to a career in pediatric design, the need for m] ore inclusive design for all, and her purrfect way to kick off the day. What drew you to a career in healthcare design? Aspiration to help others and create a brighter world. Before joining FKP (prior to its merger with CannonDesign), I worked on numerous other building typologies, and while the projects themselves were challenging and interesting, I was healthcare
octobre 18, 2022Like
Is There A Link Between PTSD and Domestic Violence?
Being in love is an adventurous experience, but when that love turns into something else, something that only hurts but provides no comfort, what then? Even the arms that felt like your safe haven can turn stressful and cause unwanted psychological hurt. I’m talking about how intimate partners or domestic violence can cause post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD. In the past years, researchers have found a link between PTSD and domestic violence. There’s so much we don’t know about how our calmsage