People who are not ready to raise a family or don’t want to have anymore kids should practice birth control. For those who use birth control pills, you should be alarmed by a new study that shows that women who have taken…Read More »
Are you trying to lose that pesky belly fat? I’m sure you’ve heard that sit-ups and crunches are the way to go because these exercises engage the abs. While it’s absolutely true that sit-ups will strengthen your abs and make you stronger…Read More »
Flu (Influenza) article Contributed by: Rachana Arya Influenza or Flu is a global public health problem and India is no exception. It is a major cause of disease and mortality in India. Influenza is a major problem, especially among high-risk patients such…Read More »
From GAIL PEACE We have heard the phrases “doctor tiredness” and “burnout” too often in the past year – and for good reason. Covid-19 has placed an incredible burden on our healthcare providers. As healthcare professionals, however, doctors’ burnout statistics are not…Read More »
A long time ago, in November 1944, Dr. Alfred Blalock, Mr. Vivien Thomas and Dr. Helen Taussig performed a new operation for the time at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in the United States. This operation, later known as the Blalock-Taussig shunt, was…Read More »
Grilling is a very healthy alternative to pan frying. Grilled food has less fat and tastes even better! Flavor aside, the BBQ experience is also enjoyable and proves to be a great bonding activity between your friends and family. But does that…Read More »
Health in 2 point 00 October 12, 2021 Today at Health at 2 Point 00 we’re considering changing our name to Health to 2 Trillion 00. Devoted Health confirmed its valuation of $ 11 billion and raised it to $ 12 billion…Read More »
It’s no secret that there is a direct link between diet and health. Your body not only runs on the fuel you give it, your body is in large part the fuel you give it. But these facts don’t make it any…Read More »
A little over a generation ago, the field of dance medicine barely existed, but today we are fortunate to have access to orthopedists, podiatrists, chiropractors, psychologists, physical and massage therapists, many of whom specialize in treating dancers. Today’s dancers are much better…Read More »
KHN Midwest correspondent Bram Sable-Smith discussed on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Morning Show on Wednesday how the pandemic has exacerbated hospital violence. Click here to see Sable-Smith on “The morning show“ Read Sable-Smith’s “Are You Going to Keep Me Safe?” Hospital employees sound…Read More »