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août 11, 2022Like
Sentara Breaks Ground On Albemarle Medical Center
Sentara Healthcare (Norfolk, Va.) has broken ground on the new Sentara Albemarle Medical Center in Elizabeth City, N.C., which will replace the current 60-year-old facility. The 88-bed hospital, scheduled to open in 2024, is being built on the 135-acre Sentara Albemarle Regional Health campus. It will be adjacent to a 60,000-square-foot medical office building (MOB), which is slated to open in early 2023. The hospital will include a new linear accelerator and a new digital hub to improve connectivity to healthcare
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Could constipation be contributing to weight gain?
Throughout our lives, our weight fluctuates. For those wanting to lose weight, seeing that number on the scales up from the week before can be disheartening, but it’s important to remember that that number measures more than just muscle and fat. So, what else could be contributing to our weight? Our weight oscillates month by month, day by day, and even hour by hour, and changes in fat are rarely the cause. In fact, our weight is also a measure happi
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Turning 30? Here’s what you need to know…
Reaching milestones in our life can prompt us to think about where we are, where we thought we might be and what the future holds. As Life Coach Emma Wilson explains, turning thirty can be a moment for reflection and ensuring we’re living our lives as WE truly want to Firstly, I want you to know that age is a number and there’s no magic (or tragic) event that will automatically occur the moment the clock takes you from 29 happi
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I Thought Someone Like Me Could Never Get an STI
As told to Kimberly Rex I had my first symptoms on a Sunday in July 2011. I was 28. After a weekend away with the guy I was seeing, I knew something wasn’t right. My genitals were painfully inflamed and blisters seemed to be forming. I immediately thought it could be herpes but never believed I could get a sexually transmitted infection (STI). Like many people, I had a preconceived notion of what kind of person got herpes and what Healthy
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Kahler Slater Hires New Associate
Architecture firm Kahler Slater (Milwaukee) has added Cam Twohey as associate principal and senior project architect in the firm’s healthcare market practice at its Chicago office. She has more than 25 years of design experience and has led a variety of projects including hospitals, ambulatory care centers, and medical office buildings. Prior to joining Kahler Slater, Twohey held roles at HOK (Columbus, Ohio) and HDR (Omaha, Neb.). The post Kahler Slater Hires New Associate first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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5 Love Language to Improve Relationship With Your Partner
Do you regularly try to keep up with your partner and try to always love, support, and appreciate them? Do they feel loved after expressing your affection to them regularly? No, right! They often start feeling that they are not loved or supported even after putting in so much effort! Have you ever wondered what’s going wrong? It may be the way you’re communicating with your partner or maybe you have misunderstood the way they want to receive the love. calmsage
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Can You Have Social Anxiety And Be An Extrovert?
Social anxiety is a type of anxiety disorder that is characterized by feeling extremely anxious in social situations. Anyone, be it an extrovert, introvert, or an ambient can develop a social anxiety disorder. So to answer the question, “Can Extroverts have social anxiety?” technically I’ll say it’s a yes but is it practically possible? You’ll have to read till the end to find out. Who is an extrovert? An extrovert is someone who enjoys being around people. They have very calmsage
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5 body language hacks to boost your communication
Keep your communications clear by considering your body language and how you can demonstrate active listening Showing attentiveness to a conversation lets people feel heard, and can open up the door for more meaningful interactions, showing the person you’re engaging with that you’re receptive to what they’re saying. There are some behaviours you’ll probably be doing naturally, but when we gain awareness of the signals of active listening, we can make a conscious effort to instil them in our communications. happi
août 10, 2022Like
Bronx Support And Connection Center Opens In New York
Short-term treatment and stabilization program Bronx Support and Connection Center (SCC) has opened in New York. The facility, a project of The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (New York) and the Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health (New York), provides clinical and social services, such access to food, showers, laundry, and limited overnight stays. Samaritan Daytop Village (Briarwood, N.Y.), a nonprofit health and human services provider, is handling the clinical services. SCC serves as an alternative healthcare
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Good Sex With Emily Jamea: Sex After Celibacy
Emily Jamea, Ph.D., is a sex therapist, author and podcast host. You can find her here each month to share her latest thoughts about sex. Are you considering getting back in the saddle — or the bed, rather — after it’s been while? Like, a long while? Has it been so long in fact, that you feel like it’s the first time again? Are you worried about what to do, what to say, and how to feel? Your resident sex Healthy
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Face Time: Angela Crum At CallisonRTKL
What drew you to a career in healthcare interior design? I accepted a position with CRTKL’s mixed-use/residential studio prior to graduating but was asked to transition to its busy healthcare studio. I thought it would be a good learning experience for a couple of years, but it has turned into a career that I’m very passionate about. The ability to create solutions with our clients that improve the efficiency and well-being of healthcare professionals as well as the lives of healthcare
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6 tools to help you tap into your emotions
How can we truly feel our feelings? Here we look at some techniques to help us identify our emotions so we can process them in a healthy way Do you ever feel full of feelings… but you aren’t quite sure what they are? Perhaps you’re feeling more tearful than usual and the simplest thing sets you off. Or maybe there’s anger simmering, but you don’t know why. Feeling our feelings should be simple, right? In theory, yes, but sometimes our happi