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juin 6, 2022Like
Allina Health Partners On New Outpatient Clinic In Minnesota
Nonprofit healthcare system Allina Health (Minneapolis), MNGI Digestive Health (Minneapolis), and national healthcare real estate firm Davis (Minneapolis) are planning a multispecialty clinic and surgery center in Lakeville, Minn. The 100,500-square-foot Lakeville Health building will include a multispecialty medical center with more than 20 Allina Health specialties, including orthopedics, oncology, women’s health, and cardiology, and a new ambulatory surgery center with four operating rooms. MNGI Digestive Health will operate a new clinic and endoscopy center as part of the center. healthcare
juin 6, 2022Like
How Healthcare Design Can Impact Climate Change
On April 22—Earth Day—the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and its Office of Climate Change and Health Equity, in partnership with the White House, called on the healthcare sector, including hospitals, health systems, suppliers, pharmaceutical companies, and other industry stakeholders, to commit to addressing the climate crisis. They asked organizations to pledge to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by half by 2030 and reach zero emissions by 2050. Additionally, organizations are asked to publicly report on their progress, healthcare
juin 6, 2022Like
‘Duck Syndrome’: The Signs, Symptoms, Impact On Mental Health, And How-To Help
We all face challenges in our daily lives, but how often do we really admit that we are facing challenges? Can you agree with me when I say that many if not all of us, present a facade to others of having our life together when inside we are an absolute wreck? If yes, then you might be experiencing “Duck Syndrome”. Duck syndrome is when you deliberately filter out your challenging experiences to present a happy life. Whether you do calmsage
juin 6, 2022Like
Understanding The Struggles Of LGBTQ+ Parenthood
The LGBTQ+ community as it is faces a lot of prejudice, judgment, injustice, etc about almost everything that we do in all walks of life. Be it schools, hospitals or other public spaces, the LGBTQ+ community has to go an extra mile just to get the things which are easily accessible. LGBT/queer parenting is one among many stuggles the community has to go through. Did you know, till 1973, homosexual behavior was considered to be a mental disorder? It was calmsage
juin 6, 2022Like
4 effective strategies to help children with ADHD complete their homework
Homework can feel like an impossible struggle for kids with ADHD, but it doesn’t have to be that way… As a child who grew up with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), I know what it’s like to skip homework day after day. I was fortunate to have parents who were very laid back – but, had they been pushy parents, I assure you, I still wouldn’t have got much done. There’s this feeling, I like to call it the ‘I happi
juin 5, 2022Like
Explained: Eating Disorders In LGBTQ+ Community
Pride month is here and I have recently discovered that our LGBTQIA+ community, is the only community that experiences most mental health issues like depression, suicidal thoughts, ADHD, body dissatisfaction, and more. And, you will be quite shocked to know that eating disorders are one of them. Despite so many webinars, awareness, and other resources, why are eating disorders common among LGBTQ+ people? While, it’s a fact to be considered that eating disorders can be affected by people of all calmsage
juin 5, 2022Like
15 Ways To Give Someone Space Without Losing Them + Why You Should Give Space
“I need space” It is quite common to hear this phrase from your partner, sibling, or friend but have you ever wondered why and how to give someone space without losing them? I ask this because a few years ago, I asked a friend to give me some space and they failed to understand what or how to give space. The aftermath? Well, I lost one good friend. That incident has always prompted me to think about the need to calmsage
juin 5, 2022Like
Talking trash: an ultimate guide to composting for beginners looking to help the planet
Cultivating your own compost not only benefits your garden with a homegrown, nutrient-rich mix, but ensures you’re recycling as much of your household waste as possible You want a good balance of materials to ensure your compost breaks down effectively – roughly 25–50% soft green waste, and the rest from brown items. Here, we’ll dig into the specifics to help you craft the perfect compost pile. Do include: • Black and white newspaper or plain paper. • Green items, such happi
juin 4, 2022Like
Is Autism Overdiagnosed? This Is What Studies Suggest
What we know (or knew) about Autism has changed. In the last few years, the autism diagnosis rate has increased. If you only knew of autism a decade ago, now someone you know (or yourself) is diagnosed with autism or autism spectrum disorder. Why? Why has the rate of autism diagnosis risen in the last few years? What changed? A research study done by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the University of Washington has found that this increase calmsage
juin 4, 2022Like
Will Young on life’s challenges, self-mastery, and the importance of intention
Where there’s a Will… there’s a way to embrace wellbeing, and singer, songwriter, actor, podcast host, and author Will Young seems to be on the right path, as he discusses self-mastery, the importance of intention, misconceptions about fame, and the love of a good dog « That’s my dog snoring in the background, I’m so sorry!” Will Young explains, smiling from the other side of the screen. His handsome rescue, Domino, the source of the melodic snore, is oblivious to the happi
juin 3, 2022Like
Melatonin Overdoses In Kids Have Seriously Increased in the Last Decade
In recent years, melatonin has become a medicine cabinet staple supplement for people struggling with getting adequate sleep. But the rise of using melatonin for kids in the last few years is also leading to a worrisome increase in kids melatonin overdose reports to the poison control centers, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Per the study, published on Friday by the CDC, the amount of overdoses in children per year increased shek
juin 3, 2022Like
This Is Your Brain on No Sleep
The day after not sleeping well, you may feel a little foggy, a bit hungrier than normal, slower to react, irritable and perhaps even a bit down in the dumps. Or you may feel perfectly fine — even finer if you’re fueling up with caffeine. Whether you notice yourself feeling off or you feel nothing unusual at all, what’s happening in your sleep-deprived brain is the same, and it’s not good. Without the flush of sleep, our brains get clogged Healthy