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septembre 8, 2022Like
South Shore University Hospital Pavilion
Rated one of the nation’s 50 best hospitals for heart surgery, Northwell’s South Shore University Hospital (SSUH, Bayshore, N.Y.) has invested in expanding both services and quality of care to Suffolk County residents. SSUH’s commitment to continue its growth as Northwell Health’s flagship hospital in Suffolk County includes a new patient pavilion. EwingCole designed the new six story inpatient bed-tower addition to advance patient care while maintaining the character of the surrounding Long Island community. The design team worked with healthcare
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7 mental health and wellbeing Instagram accounts to follow
These Instagrammers are shining a light on mental health and positive wellbeing, tackling the stigma and getting people talking Right now, the world feels like a pretty scary place to be. With the tap of a button, we can see what’s going on anywhere in the world, and that real-time access can cause many of us to unknowingly ‘doomscroll’. Despite our best efforts, we can’t always seem to escape the negativity of the world. But not all is lost. There happi
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Can Caffeine Help Calm ADHD Symptoms? Here’s What Research Says
Many of us, including myself, love a nice, hot cup of caffeine in the morning – whether it be a cup of coffee or a cup of tea. Even during an afternoon slump, many of us find ourselves indulging in a piece of chocolate to refresh our minds. But, can these caffeinated foods and beverages help more than lifting our taste buds? Caffeine is one of the most popular drugs consumed in the world. Caffeine acts as a stimulant that boosts calmsage
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How Parents Can Support Kids’ Mental Health as They Return to the Classroom
As fall approaches, the U.S. youth mental health crisis, while acknowledged by the government, has yet to show signs of significant abatement. For the third year in a row, the COVID pandemic will play a large role in the 2022-2023 back-to-school season. Plus, it’s become impossible for anyone, including children, to escape the onslaught of relentlessly depressing headlines, whether it’s climate change or widespread gun violence – which, of course, includes school shootings. A huge factor that has contributed to shek
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Are You Emotionally Mature? Here’s How Emotional Maturity Looks Like!
Some people are adept at managing their emotions better than others. They are better able to navigate through the wide emotional spectrum where others often end up feeling overwhelmed with emotions. And that’s the difference between emotional maturity and immaturity. Of course, other factors also play a role when it comes to managing emotions – from personality to self-control and from temperament to attachment styles – everything plays some or the other role. However, there is one aspect that specifies how calmsage
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Could kink-shame be affecting your relationship?
It’s official: Brits are having less sex. Is technology and stress really to blame, or is our lack of self-acceptance at the core of our problems? It’s not something we really talk about, but let’s be honest: sex is great, isn’t it? It’s good for your heart, acts as a stress buster, and keeps tension at bay – what’s not to love? Yet according to findings published in the British Medical Journal, nearly a third of us haven’t had sex happi
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Could applying kink-principles to ‘vanilla’ relationships make you happier?
The 50 Shades phenomenon has been and gone. But are there underlying principles used within the fetish community that could benefit our romantic relationships? Sex. It’s not something we talk about, is it? As a nation, we tend to leave what happens between the sheets well and truly behind closed doors. But why is that, when studies have shown the physical and psychological benefits sex and loving relationships can have on our wellbeing? According to research, arousal can have the happi
septembre 7, 2022Like
Bronson Behavioral Health Hospital Celebrates Michigan Project Milestone
Bronson Healthcare (Kalamazoo, Mich.) and behavioral health care firm Acadia Healthcare (Franklin, Tenn.) celebrated the topping out ceremony for Bronson Battle Creek Hospital, a new inpatient behavioral health hospital in Battle Creek, Mich. The 96-bed hospital will offer behavioral health care services for adult patients including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder. The new hospital is scheduled to open in spring 2023. Services and staff from behavioral health care hospital Fieldstone Center will move to the new facility healthcare
septembre 7, 2022Like
UW Health Opens Pleasant T. Rowland Transplant Clinic At University Hospital In Wisconsin
UW Health (Madison, Wis.), the integrated health system of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, unveiled a new transplant clinic at University Hospital in Madison. Situated adjacent to the hospital entrance, the 10,000-square-foot Pleasant T. Rowland Transplant Clinic offers services for adults who are donating an organ or receiving a transplant. It includes an interactive living donor wall, a glass and electronic art exhibit that honors and celebrates the names and stories of donors. The clinic was funded by a $10 million healthcare
septembre 7, 2022Like
Will Omicron-Specific Booster Shots Be More Effective at Combating Covid-19? 5 Questions Answered
By Prakash Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina and Mitzi Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina On Sept. 1, 2022, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorsed the use of updated COVID-19 booster shots that are specifically tailored to combat the two most prevalent omicron subvariants, BA.4 and BA.5. The decision comes just a day after the Food and Drug Administration’s emergency use authorization of the shots. The CDC’s backing will enable a full roll-out of the reformulated vaccines to begin Healthy
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Like Millions of Women, I Live With Chronic Pain — and I’ve Had to Learn to Advocate for Myself
For more than 15 years, I’ve struggled to get treatment for multiple types of chronic pain. This journey has taught me how it feels to have my pain dismissed or ignored by the healthcare system and the hard lesson that I must be my own advocate with my medical team. Even though I grew up surrounded by healthcare professionals and have a high level of health literacy — which not everyone is lucky enough to have — I’ve still had Healthy
septembre 7, 2022Like
Like Millions of Women, I Live With Chronic Pain — and I’ve Had to Learn to Advocate for Myself
For more than 15 years, I’ve struggled to get treatment for multiple types of chronic pain. This journey has taught me how it feels to have my pain dismissed or ignored by the healthcare system and the hard lesson that I must be my own advocate with my medical team. Even though I grew up surrounded by healthcare professionals and have a high level of health literacy — which not everyone is lucky enough to have — I’ve still had Healthy