Wednesday, May 18, 2022 Due to shortage of infant formula, here’s some help Following Abbott Nutrition’s voluntary recall of certain powdered infant formula, there is a shortage of infant formula. If you or someone you know can’t find formula for your baby, please see the resources below. Manufacturer support lines Community Resources […]
Tom Warden, chief strategy officer at Landor & Fitch, believes that branding can drive future business success if used correctly. He argues that if companies are willing to compromise to strengthen the brand, they will have a better chance of standing out from the competition in the long run. A brand, as we know, is […]
What is Ketosis? In ketosis, the body no longer depends on sugars to provide the energy it expects to run. Instead, it uses the fat assembled in the cells, which clearly allows for rapid weight gain for executives. Since the human body prefers to consume fats and not crabs as its main gas, ketosis also […]
The last two years of school have seemed harder than ever. There’s been social distancing, staying home with your family, and digital learning on top of your studies. So many challenges! Let’s take a trip back in time and find out what life was like for children in the 1800s. What kind of challenges did […]
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (PRWEB) May 03, 2022 Journal of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (JAAEA) is an open access journal of the AAEA in partnership with Wiley. JAAEA publishes peer-reviewed, high-quality readership research expected by AJAE and AEPP, expanded to cover a wide range of topics in agricultural and applied economics. JAAEA is author-friendly, […]
Today I would like to return to a discussion that concerns all individuals and groups within Bitcoin as well as those outside it. Especially those on the outside, in fact. I have a story to tell: one of health, longevity, fitness, self-efficacy and self-esteem. A story of looking in the proverbial and physical mirror, recognizing […]
Celebrating for the first time in India the transformative power of rebranding and brand development, the Transform Awards India highlighted an array of work of the highest quality. Transform magazine can officially announce the winners of the Transform Awards India 2022, where the best in corporate, product and global brand design and strategy were revealed. […]
April 22, 2022 We have appointed Professor Justin Durham as Chief Scientific Advisor. Professor Durham is currently Director of the School of Dental Sciences at Newcastle University and holds a personal chair in orofacial pain. He has extensive research experience ranging from early-stage bioscience research to translational studies and applied health research. In addition […]
PORTSMOUTH, Virg. – PORTSMOUTH, Va. (April 4, 2022) – Navy Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) Chief Petty Officers Association (CPOA) members gathered at the Fisher House on Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads-Portsmouth Annex to volunteer their time to perform beautification activities around the building on March 31. The chiefs, or goats – a nickname earned in […]
Critics of bitcoin often cite its costs – notably in the form of electricity used in proof-of-work mining and its perceived impact on the environment – as reasons why it will never be a sustainable alternative to fiat currency. traditional. These detractors often believe that Bitcoin is fundamentally unscalable, or more likely, stems from the […]
Pet food, like most other industries, continues to maneuver through issues such as labor shortages and supply chain disruptions. Focusing on the major opportunities and challenges facing the industry, Pet Food Forum 2022 will feature experts on these topics, including a leadership keynote by Coach Ken Carter. Scheduled for May 2-4 at the Kansas City […]
Javier Brosch – stock.adobe.com Since the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the world just two years ago, no topic has captured more public interest than health care. As health care has suddenly become front and center in every decision, whether it’s venturing to the grocery store or hugging loved ones, this hyper-awareness has translated from humans to […]
The global biohealth research community is working hard to generate knowledge about COVID-19 and SARS-CoV-2. In practice, this effort results in a massive and very rapid production of scientific publications, which makes it difficult to consult and analyze all the information. This is why experts and decision-making bodies must be equipped with information systems enabling […]
After what some called the most conservative legislative session in state history, people across the country parodied Texas’ latest legislation. Even the number of laws passed last year has become the butt of many jokes: 666, the number of the beast. Naturally, satirical news site onion also criticized controversial state policies, from Texas lawmakers’ gun […]
A demonstrator, holding a Ukrainian flag, takes part in a demonstration called by 70 associations supporting Ukraine on the forecourt of Paris town hall on March 17. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP/Getty Images The drive to get information about Ukraine past the Kremlin propaganda wall is prompting innovative, old-fashioned strategies. At the beginning of last year, Tobias […]
LANDSTUHL, Germany – Army Col. William Brown, chief of the Center for Nursing and Clinical Investigation at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Landstuhl, Germany, recently received Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Competency Designator 9A in recognition of her contributions to Army medicine as a nurse. Practitioner. Designator 9A is presented to select individuals who have demonstrated outstanding […]
FORT POLK, Louisiana – “Now is the time for social work” is the theme for Social Work Awareness Month 2022. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, social work is the fastest growing profession in the country with more than 720,000 social workers in the United States. At the Joint Readiness Training Center […]
PORTSMOUTH, Virg. – PORTSMOUTH, Va. (February 9, 2022) – Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) hosted an Advanced Surgical Skills for Trauma Exposure (ASSET+) course, Feb. 1-2. ASSET+ is an improved modification of the original ASSET course, and it is a cadaver-based anatomical examination of surgical exposures in the neck, torso, and extremities to enable rapid […]
PORTSMOUTH, Virg. – Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) recently earned Strong’s Certified Perioperative Nurse (CNOR®) designation from the Competency & Credentialing Institute (CCI). This recognition is awarded to facilities that have more than 50% of eligible certified perioperative nurses holding the CNOR credential. The process of earning this credential requires a minimum of two years […]
Gatton Alumni Chloe Lindsey (Grayson Co HS, ’18) recently published her article titled “Pharmacists Play Role in Preventing DUIDs” in the Pharmacy hours and “Internet Pharmacies”, published in The Kentucky Pharmacist. Lindsey wrote the articles while studying with Dr. Joseph L. Fink III in a course on independent problems in pharmacy. The articles highlighted the […]
Recognizing best practices in global business, product and brand development work, the first ever Transform Awards India shortlist features strong nominees in each of the 21 categories. Some of the most fiercely contested categories include “Best Use of Packaging” (six nominees), “Best Brand Evolution” (also six nominees) and “Best Strategic or Creative Development of a […]
Fort Rucker Army Base, AL – Beginning Monday, March 7, Lyster Army Health Clinic will begin distributing home COVID test kits to TRICARE recipients. Test kits will be available for pickup at the Lyster Army Health Clinic AOD office at the front of the clinic from 3:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and […]
Are you a teeth grinder or a mouth breaker? You may not even realize you’re doing it, especially while you’re sleeping. But your jaw can creak and grind with up to 250 pounds of force. Ouch! Chronic, involuntary teeth grinding — technically called bruxism — can lead to all sorts of health issues. You could […]
Investors sometimes think they should focus almost exclusively on what’s going on with a company to inform their investment decisions and not pay much attention to the macro environment. This approach can sometimes work, but can be detrimental when the macro environment is in flux, where entire economies or industries can be affected by the […]
Watch this episode on YouTube Listen to this episode: I felt really lucky to have had a conversation with Texas Slim about the food supply, Bitcoin, and the Beef Initiative. It’s almost as if I’m aware of a revolution that’s quietly growing in our communities: a food revolution. As people’s eyes are opened to the […]
SELF Medical Review Committee Annabelle Santos Volgman, MD, is the co-founder and medical director of the Rush Heart Center for Women, the first cardiac program in Chicago devoted exclusively to women which opened in 2003. She is Madeleine and James M. McMullan-Carl E. Eybel, MD, Excellence Professor of Clinical Cardiology at Rush, and a nationally […]
The effort to change America’s psychosis with race relations and the passive-aggressive grip that unfettered capitalism has on its core operating system is intertwined. How many times have you seen your local post office or town hall flag flying at half mast? This week in New York, two police officers were killed in the line […]
SELF Medical Review Committee Kevin S. Shah, MD, FACC, FHFSA, is a Quad Board Certified Cardiologist with expertise in advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology. He currently practices as an academic cardiologist specializing in heart failure and transplantation and director of a cardiovascular intensive care unit, dividing his time between clinical care, research and education. […]
Fort Rucker Army Base, AL – Remember to bring your yellow card and present it when using all clinic services, including pharmacy pickup. For the convenience of our beneficiaries, the latest version of the Lyster Yellow card is now a “Family Friendly” card which lists all family members on the back of the card […]
Although academic journal articles are known to be published in greater numbers each year, the number of scholarly book and monograph publications is vastly understudied. In a study published in PLOS A, a team of researchers found that articles from social science journals are on the rise. However, scholarly works relating to the social sciences […]
Aspetar’s athlete screening research pilot program has medically screened more than 18,000 athletes worldwide. Doha: Ranked as one of the top medical institutions in the field of sports medicine research, Aspetar has demonstrated its commitment to helping athletes reach their full potential by publishing hundreds of peer-reviewed articles. Its staff members have published more than […]
PORTSMOUTH, Virginia – Ensign Mary Jane Tran, a Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) charge nurse assigned to the mother-baby unit, was surprised to receive the DAISY award at a ceremony on January 31. Captain Shelley Perkins, Commanding Officer of NMCP, presented DAISY thank you gifts which included a certificate, an “Ask Me the DAISY Award” […]
review of Sickening: How Big Pharma Broke American Health Care. By John Abramson. Sailor’s books. The United States spends far more money on health care than other wealthy nations, and it has fallen to 68th in the world for “healthy life expectancy.” According to Harvard Medical School faculty member Dr. John Abramson, author of America […]
Ljupco Smokovski Ohen it comes to aging, humans and animals have a lot in common, with nutrition and exercise becoming more important as mobility changes. The good news is that pets’ lifespans have improved thanks to advanced veterinary care and better eating habits, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. “With pets living longer and […]
gGiven the unprecedented disruptions the pet industry supply chain has experienced over the past two years due to the ongoing pandemic, it’s no surprise that many pet retailers have sought out supplier partners who can keep their shelves constantly stocked with safe, high-quality products. some products. Unfortunately, these partners have often been rare, even among […]
Supplement to the January edition of Journal of Family Medicine is a unique series of practice reviews and summaries introducing the field of lifestyle medicine and the framework for its implementation to family physicians. The American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) – with generous support from the Ardmore Institute of Health – sponsored the 22-article […]
Nearly 50 residents were present to vote on the 15 articles. Some board members, Gordon Hubbard and John Goerlach, were unable to attend the meeting as they were both on vacation at the time. LANESBOROUGH, Mass. – Voters approved the 15 articles of mandate at a special town meeting held on Saturday. City officials and […]
SELF Medical Review Committee Dr. Katie Berlacher is a board-certified cardiologist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, specializing in general adult cardiac care with a particular focus on female cardiology. She was appointed to the University of Pittsburgh medical school in 2012 after focusing her training on women’s health and medical education, earning her […]
1. “DESR: Why Impaired Emotional Self-Regulation Is at the Heart of ADHD (and Widely Neglected)” Coined by Dr. Russell Barkley, the term impaired emotional self-regulation (DESR) refers to difficulties with emotional self-regulation, including emotional impulsivity (EI), that have long been observed with ADHD – by patients, clinicians and Researchers. Despite its known association with ADHD, […]
Global design agency, 1HQ, worked with a Singapore-based fresh and packaged fruit delivery company, Dole Sunshine Company, to create the visual identity for supplement brand ‘The Secret Nature of Fruit’ (TSNoF) . The brand is aimed at proactive health seekers, a collective of urban Gen Z and Millennials, often with high or disposable income, who […]
Many Filipinos are interested in growing crops, ornamental plants or livestock for business or pleasure, and this has only increased during the pandemic as more and more people turn to growing their own food, selling their crops or gardening as personal care to cope with the global crisis. . Stephania erecta plant (Photo by Amy […]
Tasmanian devil. (Pixabay / IANS) Researchers studying one of Australia’s most elusive native animals, the Tasmanian devils, have found they have a feeding habit that “breaks the laws” of scavengers. Professor Tracey Rogers of the School of Biological, Terrestrial and Environmental Sciences at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) said that unlike all other […]
Our selection of the most popular content of the year is already a classic and a great way to remember important advances and new developments in our knowledge about the gut microbiota. In the case of 2021, we have witnessed some interesting debates that reinforce the impact of the gut microbiome on overall health. Over […]
1. Avon in North America changes its name: The Avon Company Formerly known as New Avon, the North American company hopes to shift attention away from the company’s recent history and towards the brand’s 135-year history of success in the region. “Our name has changed to more clearly represent our vision and provide a more […]
From tips and tactics to the latest news, top gear lists and more, Gun Dog is your premier source for keeping up to date on all things upland bird hunting and sporting dogs. The following five are your top favorite Gun Dog items of 2021. 10 Great Shotguns For Sports Fields Sure, you can smash […]
Monkey Business Images Since the infamous pet food recall in 2007 and the recent “scandal” that erupted in pet food – you know, the FDA’s pseudo-exposure of grain-free diets – parents of Pets have been hyper aware of the ingredients infused into their pets’ food. This distrust of ingredients is now associated with pet owners’ […]
Paul wedlake Photography Dr Elsey (drelseys.com) cleanprotein is formulated by veterinarians with high protein levels and low oxalate content to meet the nutritional needs of active, overweight and diabetic cats. Inspired by the protein levels found in a cat’s natural prey, over 90% of the protein found in Clean Protein is animal-based with high-quality meat […]
Primal Pet Food (primalpetfoods.com) Whole Foods Fresh Toppers use functional ingredients targeted at digestive, immune, and joint health. Suitable for cats and dogs, the Power Greens Fresh Topper combines leafy greens like organic kale and parsley for a source of antioxidants. Organic dried mushrooms promote brain health, fight infection and reduce inflammation, while the mattress […]
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Here are the 10 most clicked stories over the past year: 1. Worker dies in accident at Alabama Koch Foods plant Authorities are investigating the death of a worker at a Koch Foods poultry plant in Montgomery, Alabama. 2. Why broilers need darkness every day Commercial broilers may not spend enough time in the dark. […]
The most popular type 1 diabetes articles published in 2021 included new screening research and an updated coverage policy. 2021’s most read articles on type 1 diabetes (T1D) covered a wide range of topics, from islet transplantation to eligibility for CMS coverage. Other popular articles included research on optimal ages for T1D screening, effects of […]
Everyone had high hopes for 2021. And while it was by no means the golden After Times year we dreamed of (we’re all far more familiar with the Greek alphabet than we would like), there was still a solid sequence of human interaction and relaxed cultural activities, with the reopening of restaurants, hotels, craft drink […]
I was excited to hear what the rest of the Lifestyle team took away from 2021 and will take with them over the coming year. That’s what they had to say. A dry month is fine, but even better, reduced drinking takes a lifetime. Credit:Illustration by Dionne Gain Reduce alcohol It seems fitting that one […]
Chronic liver disease is on the increase, and the burden is expected to increase in the future, both in the United States and globally. These are the most read articles on liver disease in 2021. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a largely asymptomatic silent disease and its incidence is increasing. About 37% of American […]
Once relegated to monitoring large hospital equipment, RFID is starting to become more common in life science packaging. Here Melissa Griffen describes how Fresenius sought to add RFID for traceability on the vials to meet customer wishes. The key to the success of the project has been the use of GS1 standards. Griffen also discusses […]
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This year’s most read articles on pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) covered a range of topics including nutrition, therapy changes, and patient education to improve treatment adherence. Improving patient outcomes is something they all had in common. The topics that garnered the most attention on our Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) compendium page this year covered investigations […]
1. CRN: “This is not the last word on NAC” Published in May as Amazon moved forward to remove NAC-containing dietary supplements from its website, this article, which attracted more than 80,000 page views, covered CRN’s response to the current situation. Fast forward seven months and there has still been no resolution to the […]
In this Progressive dairy products podcast, listen to Walt Cooley and Peggy Coffeen as they recap the year, talk about lore, and preview the changes ahead for Progressive dairy products in the new year. Listen until the end to find out what special gift Walt has for you. This podcast is brought to you by […]
Chiropractic Economics December 16, 2021 The Top 5 articles on technology and data included the topics of data-driven marketing, getting marketing and websites HIPAA compliant, big data challenges… Using technology for marketing initiatives and optimizing and protecting patient data were two of the top technology issues for chiropractors this year. Reaching patients digitally became even […]
USA Triathlon Certified Coaches have shared their expert advice throughout 2021 in Multisport Zone, the weekly newsletter for annual USA Triathlon members. Read on for the top 10 most read training articles of the year. 10 tips for getting back to the pool With the reopening of swimming pools across the country in 2021, we […]
Over the past year, the natural products industry has seen dramatic changes in the way consumers live, eat, think and function. Want to know which articles have been the most viewed on newhope.com this year amid all these changes? Below are the stories that stood out. 1. The finalists of the NEXTY Awards 2021 The […]
Chiropractic economics December 8, 2021 Nutrition has remained at the forefront in the first full year of the global COVID-19 pandemic as patients rushed for supplements to improve their immunity, with doctors adjusting to provide increased advice on diet , supplements and strengthening of individual immunity. The Top 5 Most Popular Nutrition Articles on the […]
Chiropractic economics December 7, 2021 Top 5 laser and electrotherapy articles included laser for acute shoulder injuries, laser body sculpting and cellulite removal as a new source of income, photobiomics and more. Chiropractic laser and electrotherapy combine adjustments with laser treatment to provide patients with additional relief from uncomfortable symptoms due to chronic pain. Cold […]
Today, BMJ launches a special collection of articles on China’s response to covid-19 – what it was, how it worked, why traditional public health measures have played such a vital role, and how other countries can benefit lessons from this experience to protect their populations, especially in future pandemics. China was the first country reported […]
Chiropractic economics December 1, 2021 The Chiropractic Schools and Educational Articles That Caught the Most Readers in 2021 Chiropractic schools have struggled with distance learning versus in-person learning, COVID testing, and social distancing, and in some cases just struggle to keep the lights on during semesters in 2021. In some schools, students claimed part of […]
Bitcoin is poised to exponentially transform the world as we know it today. It is said that 100 years of technological and social advancement will occur in the next ten years! It’s not your father’s internet. Buckle up! For those who do not yet fully understand the profound implications of Bitcoin, my baby boomer peers […]
November 24, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Robert Berkowitz, MD contributes to topics such as Heart failure and cardiology transplantation. Heart failure is one of the leading killers in the United States, killing an estimated 380,000 people each year. But while the disease can be serious and life-limiting, it doesn’t always get worse and […]
November 18, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Jason Sayanlar, MD contributes to topics such as Cardiac / Heart Health. If you haven’t wondered if the foods you eat are really nourishing you, take the time to review your eating habits to make sure you’re meeting your nutritional goals. “It’s unreasonable to expect you to […]
Last week I included in my recap a link to a Reddit thread that seems to have garnered some attention. According to Google’s John Mueller, a site with only 30 articles is not enough to be authoritative and fully indexed by Google. Now people are asking if the minimum for being authoritative is to have […]
The Protein Myths Too Many Believe To Be True As protein is the preferred macronutrient for most bodybuilders, it gets a lot of attention from people who challenge the fit lifestyle. There is a lot of talk about our beloved protein, which might leave some people confused as to whether they should include it in […]
What does it mean when we say Bitcoin provides financial access? It is a phrase too often separated from meaning, relegated to press releases, advertisements, speeches in stadiums, in front of people whose lives go on, indifferent to any gadget, whatever it is, whatever it is. application, regardless of the financial product “launched” or “published.” […]
November 3, 2021 Fall is a wonderful time to enjoy the outdoors, however certain illnesses and injuries are common during this season. We contacted an internal medicine specialist, Cathie Ann Mancuso, MD, to share some ideas on how to stay healthy this fall. Common fall injuries and illnesses Yes, it’s flu season again! The flu […]
SELF Medical Examination Committee Coral Olazagasti, MD is an Assistant Professor at the Sylvester Cancer Center at the University of Miami in Miami, Florida. Dr. Olazagasti received her medical degree from the Universidad Central del Caribe de Bayamon, Puerto Rico. She then moved to New York to pursue a residency in internal medicine at Mount […]
Need to keep up to date with the latest food industry news? Our most-read articles for October feature the winners of the FDA’s Low-Cost vs. No-Cost Technology Traceability Challenge, along with an overview of emerging consumer trends. The FDA has announced the 12 winners of its Low-Cost or No-Cost Technology Traceability Challenge, which is part […]
Tell us about Kormotech and its Optimeal brand of premium pet food. What is the history of the company and the brand? Family-owned, Kormotech is a scientific supplier of premium wet and dry foods for pets founded in 2003. Our branded and private label diets are developed by leading European nutritionists, vet-approved and designed to […]
Purvi Parikh, MD, FACAAI, FACP is an allergist and immunologist with Allergy and Asthma Associates in Murray Hill. She is currently an Assistant Faculty Professor in the Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics at New York University School of Medicine. Dr Parikh has published articles on allergy, asthma and immunodeficiency syndromes in various peer-reviewed journals and […]
If you’ve always wanted a pet, or even if you already have a dog or cat but have room for more, now is the perfect time to adopt a pet. While there are many great reasons to adopt a four-legged friend – from the joy they bring to the love and care you can give […]
The General Index provides words and phrases from millions of scientific research articles – a massive resource for researchers for free. What there is to know: On October 7, Public Resource, a nonprofit organization, released the General Index, a repository of 355 billion words and phrases related to scientific articles in which those words appear. […]
October 27, 2021 Screening for breast cancer with mammography is one of the most effective ways to find breast cancer in a person before they show symptoms. “Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women in America,” says Gail Starr, MD, diagnostic radiologist at Hackensack University Medical Center. “Early diagnosis of […]
October 26, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story David Porter, MD contributes to topics such as Orthopedic surgery. With the return of youth sports, there is a return of common athletic injuries, bumps and bruises to more serious problems that may require treatment by a qualified athletic physician. For advice on how to keep young […]
Cynthia E. Armand, MD, is Assistant Professor of Neurology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine / Montefiore Medical Center and Director of Fellowships at the Montefiore Headache Center. She received her BA in Neuroscience and Behavior from Wesleyan University and an MD from the University of Connecticut. She completed her neurology residency at Albert […]
With the arrival of a new labeling system that allows shoppers to measure the environmental impact of what they eat, Sara Jones, director of partner and customer services at Free The Birds, explains how the new system could affect the design of packaging for FMCG products. The packaging design, according to Jones, shouldn’t be treated […]
22 October 2021 Your chances of developing a cancerous tumor in the brain or spinal cord are less than 1%, depending on the American Cancer Association. But it doesn’t always calm your fears when you have a headache. So what should you be looking for? Danish Shabbar, MD FAANS, Chair of Neurosurgery at University of […]
I met a lady last week who told me that she still read this column about running but that she herself is not a runner. Curious, I asked him why. “I am preparing for it,” she said. “I know running would be good for me, but I just can’t seem to get started. I hope […]
Tnothing like a pandemic to shake up the wellness industry. With healthy products and services selling like never before due to the pandemic, it’s only natural for consumers to want to pass these benefits on to their pets. But with a market as large as health and wellness, it can be difficult to know which […]
October 18, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Christine Greiss, DO contributes to topics such as Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Whether you are a professional or recreational athlete, it can be difficult to look aside as you heal from a concussion. However, taking time out from your sport is essential to your recovery – and […]
October 15, 2021 Obesity has many consequences, including conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, and heart disease. But did you know that being obese can also shorten your life expectancy? According to a 2014 study by Intramural research program– a subsidiary of the National Institutes of Health – extreme obesity can reduce […]
The liver fluke fasciola hepatica is an important parasite of cattle and sheep. In cattle, it can cause production losses even at subclinical infection levels and reduce the profitability of slaughter animals and dairy cows. The presence of even 10 liver fluke has been shown to increase the slaughter date up to 10 days, which […]
October 13, 2021 Hemorrhoids are at the top of the list of health problems that people avoid talking about, even to doctors. They are uncomfortable, unsightly, bleed, and make it difficult to go to the bathroom. They are also very common. In fact, about half of people have had a hemorrhoid attack before they reach […]
12 October 2021 A year and a half after the start of the pandemic, doctors, researchers and government agencies have shared volumes of information on COVID-19 with the public. With all of this great information, it’s always easy to get confused by what you may hear from friends or false statements you see on social […]
Dr Diane C. Madfes is a Certified Dermatologist specializing in Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery, using cutting edge technology and cutting edge machinery. Dr. Madfes specialties include facial rejuvenation, the use of fillers (like grease and fillers), Botulinum injections to smooth facial wrinkles, non-ablative Fraxel laser resurfacing, Thermage, sclerotherapy, chemical peels and general skin care. She […]
October 7, 2021 Have you been looking for creative ways to lose weight? Some people have read online that taking apple cider vinegar can help with weight loss, and they can commit to taking a photo of the sour substance every day, sometimes at bedtime. But experts advise against this practice for several reasons. “Apple […]
Brand design agency Lewis Moberly worked with Skin Sapiens, a natural skin care brand, to expand the brand portfolio and design six new products. This decision is part of a broader mandate for Skin Sapiens to increase its presence in major retailers as well as greater international distribution. Skin Sapiens founder James Jardella tasked Lewis […]
Joint care for dogs isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but there are some simple steps you can take from day one to encourage a healthy lifestyle that prevents joint problems from developing later on. Here are some of the most important … Fuel your puppy’s growth Over the course of a year, the average Golden Retriever […]
October 1, 2021 Sports and physical activity have many benefits, ranging from improving physical and mental health and reducing stress to weight management. But they could also put you at risk of injury if you’re not careful. Most common sports injuries “The most common cause of sports injuries is poor training,” says Joseph Bellapianta, MD, […]
September 29, 2021 Bladder problems can disrupt our daily life and as we get older they are more likely to occur. “As we age, our bladder changes,” says Southern Ocean Medical Center urologist Charles P. Fernicola, MD “The elastic bladder problem becomes less stretchy, so it can’t hold as much urine as it used to. […]
September 23, 2021 For over a year, we have all been immersed in vaccines because of the pandemic. In the case of COVID-19, the vaccine triggers an immune response against the virus which helps protect us and can stop the progression of the virus after reaching what is called herd immunity (i.e. sufficiently people immunized […]
WASHINGTON DC – Today, U.S. Congressman Brian Babin (TX-36) released the following statement after co-sponsoring the articles of impeachment of Representative Bob Gibbs (OH-07): “Since January 20, 2021, Joe Biden has only plunged our nation into a state of retrograde and heightened vulnerability while thwarting the rule of law at every moment,” said Babin. “He […]
September 14, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Craig Van Dien, MD contributes to topics such as Physical rehabilitation. If you’ve ever suffered from back pain, you’re not alone: ​​According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, 75 to 85% of Americans have back pain at some point in their lives. But knowing what’s causing […]
September 13, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Mark Perlmutter, MD contributes to topics such as Cancer Care, Men’s Health. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) – when bacteria enter your urine and travel to your bladder – cause 8.1 million visits to healthcare providers each year, according to Urology Care Foundation. In fact, UTIs are so […]
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September 10, 2021 You’ve probably heard that what we put in our bodies – junk food, cigarette smoke and alcohol, for example – have a direct impact on our health. But what about what we put to our bodies? “Lipstick, foundation and other beauty products can contain preservatives which have hormonal properties and can act […]
September 9, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Habib Khan, MD contributes to topics such as Vascular surgery, . Some people with varicose veins or varicose veins may want a simple solution to make the lines or swellings on their legs disappear or disappear. Doctors offer a variety of effective treatments, but some people may […]
September 3, 2021 Clinical contributors to this story Bindu Balani, MD contributes to topics such as Infectious disease, . Using ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug, to treat or prevent COVID-19 is swallowing bleach and drying your face, it doesn’t work and can cause serious harm. Expert in infectious diseases, Bindu Balani, MD, shares the ins and […]
PetAlive (nativeremedies.com/petalive) over 50 herbal supplements and homeopathic medicines treat common illnesses that pets may experience during their lifetime. All remedies are specially formulated to support the holistic health and wellness of a pet with quality, safety and effectiveness. Some examples include PetCalm for anxious pets, Immunity & Liver Support which helps boost immune system […]
Eating nutritious food is hopefully a daily goal. It is definitely a goal that has huge benefits for your health and general well-being. Nutrition is also an important factor in losing weight or maintaining a healthy weight, a behavior that helps prevent a host of illnesses. March is Nutrition Month, so we’ve made it easy […]