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This Next-Level Clitoral Vibrator Feels Just Like Oral Sex & It Might Be the Last One You Ever Buy
It’s no secret that we at SheKnows love a good vibrator (or, more realistically: 100+ good vibrators). So I’m thrilled to introduce you, dear reader, to my new bestie in the clitoral vibe world: Stella. When I first heard our sisters over at STYLECASTER teamed up with one of our favorite sex toy retailers (Ella Paradis) to create the vibrator of their dreams, I immediately knew it was something I wanted in my collection (preferably ASAP). In a market where shek
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Doctors Trained in Abortion Care Say They Are More Comfortable Treating Patients Experiencing Miscarriages
As we approach a deeply uncertain time for reproductive rights and justice in the United States, the larger conversations around what robust and accessible abortion access and care means for our healthcare system continues. And new research published in Obstetrics & Gynecology further backs up the reproductive rights movement’s argument that abortion is a valuable and necessary part of healthcare. Full stop. According to a study of “self-assessed competence” in caring for patients experiencing a miscarriage among obstetric and gynecology shek
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Self-Care You Can Practice Right Now Without Spending a Penny
These days the term self-care seems to be applied to anything that can bear a price tag and theoretically make you feel good. From gold leaf facials to boutique celebrity fitness classes, modern self-care has strayed far from its origins. The term, coined in 1950, has deep medical roots. Its original purpose was to help institutionalized patients gain some physical independence by completing simple tasks that created a sense of self-worth. These practices included basic grooming and light exercise. The shek
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How to Deal with Holiday Loneliness
Every year, there comes a time when we are all propelled full force into the holiday spirit. This year, however, we are coming out of several years worth of hybrid isolation and many of us are facing the complicated duality of excitement and fear: managing feelings of social awkwardness with excitement and holiday cheer. While there certainly is a lighter spirit, higher energy levels, and a global change in routine that gives us hope for the future, we cannot ignore talk
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Pikeville Medical Center Opens New Children’s Hospital In Kentucky
Pikeville Medical Center opened the doors on the Drs. R.V. and Jyothi Mettu Children’s Hospital in Pikeville, Ky. The 13,400-square-foot project includes inpatient and outpatient pediatric service areas, with the 8,130-square-foot inpatient department housing 10 private patient rooms, two of which are isolation rooms. The 5,290-square-foot pediatric outpatient department includes separate sick and well waiting rooms and 13 exam rooms. The post Pikeville Medical Center Opens New Children’s Hospital In Kentucky first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Holly Johnson: « Going vegan was like switching a light on for me »
Holly Johnson, host of the Simply Vegan podcast joins I am. I have to discuss her route to veganism, the festive treats she highly recommends and to share some advice about living a vegan lifestyle Simply Vegan’s Holly Johnson transitioned to a vegan lifestyle a little over four years ago and she’s passionate about all things plant-based and planet-friendly. As the host of her popular podcast discussing all things veganism, she’s had access to some of the greatest minds in happi
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Cómo los proveedores de atención médica y los pacientes pueden limitar la propagación de la resistencia a los antimicrobianos
Korin Reid sabía sobre la resistencia a los antibióticos desde que era pequeña. Desde los siete años, recuerda haber leído sobre eso en uno de los libros de sus padres, así que cuando contrajo su primera infección resistente a los antibióticos (una infección bacteriana que algunos antibióticos no pueden tratar), « estaba un poco molesta », dijo Korin, científica de datos y directora ejecutiva de Ellison Laboratories. « He tenido mucho cuidado de no tomar antibióticos cuando no los necesito ». Korin es una Healthy
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Why Addressing Racism Against Black Women in Health Care Is Key to Ending the US HIV Epidemic
By Nabila El-Bassel, Columbia University Forty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Black women continue to bear the highest burden of HIV among women. Although Black women represent only 13% of the female population, they accounted for over half of HIV diagnoses among all females in the U.S. in 2018, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. White women, who are 62% of the female population, accounted for 21% of HIV diagnoses. Black women are also Healthy
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Ask the Expert: What Causes Painful Periods?
If you don’t like to say the words “painful periods,” you can just say “dysmenorrhea”— it will sound better, perhaps, but you’ll still be uncomfortable. So let’s talk about what’s causing the pain and how you can make it better. Let’s first discuss the difference between primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea. Primary dysmenorrhea is sort of your garden variety menstrual cramps, caused by chemicals that the uterus makes that lead to cramping. Secondary dysmenorrhea is caused by abnormalities of the Healthy
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How Singing Can Raise Your Spirits During the Holiday Season
When her 78-year-old mother was dying of cancer 30 years ago, Susan Knight asked her if she had any regrets. There was only one: I was a mute in a household of songbirds came the reply.It was at that moment that Knight, a celebrated choral director and chancellor of Newfoundlands Memorial University, learned that, when her mother was six years old, a nun had pronounced her tone-deaf and instructed her to stand in the back row of the choir and best
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Lutheran Health Network Opens $118M Hospital In Indiana
Lutheran Health Network (Fort Wayne, Ind.), part of Community Health Systems (CHS; Franklin, Tenn.), held a ribbon-cutting for its new $118 million hospital in Fort Wayne, according to an article in WANE. The 194,000-square-foot Lutheran Downtown Hospital replaces St. Joseph Hospital in Fort Wayne. The new hospital houses 60 beds. The post Lutheran Health Network Opens $118M Hospital In Indiana first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Does Therapy Feel Like An Office Meeting? Here’s What To Talk About In A Therapy Session!
Have you ever been stuck during one of your therapy sessions? Sometimes there is so much in your heart but when it’s time to spill that all out, you are out of words. And sometimes you just don’t know what to talk about in a therapy season. How ironic is that? You go to therapy to get rid of the stress that you have because of various reasons, but therapy itself begins to give you stress. What to talk about calmsage