When you’re feeling down, sometimes turning on your favorite song can change your entire mood. While it may seem like a brief distraction, it’s not just in your head. Music can work on a deeper level to improve your mental health. The…Read More »
ONC is pleased to share the findings of recently published research that sheds light on the impact that the adoption of Certified Health Information Technology (Health IT) 2015 Edition has had on hospital interoperability rates. In an article recently published in the…Read More »
Solutions for day to day, Fitness Most athletes sweat between 0.5 to 2.0 L / h depending on humidity, temperature, intensity of exercise, and sweat response to exercise. This means that for the athlete to maintain a fluid balance and avoid dehydration,…Read More »
July 222021 A new standard of care “wherever and whenever” is here: How can healthcare providers adapt? Heidi west By Heidi West, Director of Health, Zoom. Since the beginning of the pandemic, telehealth has become an invaluable part of providing care. And…Read More »
To understand why the evolving technology called red light therapy is considered an effective treatment for wounds, injuries, inflammation, and associated problems, it is important to first understand inflammation and how it affects our bodies. What is inflammation? Most of the time,…Read More »
Le-Vel Thrive is one of the most widely used health and wellness systems in the last decade, but what is it really about? Could improving health be as simple as following a three-step process of regular dietary supplementation? That is a question…Read More »
For Stephanie Force, finding a birth control method she likes and can get without paying out of pocket has been a struggle, despite the Affordable Care Act’s promise of free birth control. for women and adolescent girls in most health plans. The…Read More »
Contributed by: Priyaish Srivastava Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women and is associated with severe pain and a lump in the breast. Although it may not affect young people, the risk increases with age. Warning Signs and…Read More »
Earlier this month, I pulled a mask out of the hat, scarf, and glove bin by the door; tied it up; and drowned. I’d inhaled a mouthful of cat fur, several weeks worth of it, left behind by my gray tabby, Calvin,…Read More »
The good news: After a difficult year and a half, many people are finding their way back to something like “normal” (even if it is a new normal). The bad news: We acquire some not-so-useful habits during our time underground. You are…Read More »
