In the heart of downtown Montreal, residents of a city battered by months of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic can now indulge in a little seasonal “light therapy”. A special sound and light display has been set up to try to bring some comfort to Montreal. On Festival Square, Montrealers can marvel at imposing luminous zoetropes, fast-revolving wheels that project […]
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It may come as a bit of a surprise to you to learn that interior design trends can extend to virtually any room of your house — including the bathroom. While a well-designed bathroom is always in style, some people are obsessed with keeping up with the newest interior design trends to keep their homes feeling fresh and chic. For […]
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When you’ve got dry, itchy skin during the winter, nothing beats a good scratch. But what exactly is going on in your body when you scratch an itch that makes it feel so darn satisfying? First, know that winter itch is definitely a thing. As the temperature drops and you crank up the heat, exposure to air that’s too cold […]
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Sabrina Bryan was confident that 2020 was going to be her year. After enjoying time as newlyweds, the former Cheetah Girls singer and her husband Jordan Lundberg discovered they were expecting their first child hours before the midnight countdown on Dec. 31. "I was like, 'Oh my gosh, 2020 is going to be the most incredible year. It's the start […]
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I had just turned 55. I was fit and healthy and happily married. My two fantastic kids were both at university, we’d paid off the mortgage on our house and sold our previous house (with money in the bank to spare), and I’d left my job at eBay and set up my own consultancy. 2019 should have been about fun […]
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When it came to revenue cycle management, St. Joseph’s Health, one of New Jersey’s largest safety net health systems, used to be very fragmented between ambulatory and acute care settings. THE PROBLEM Entering charges was done by hand, rather than through an automated process, with physicians having no visibility into the process. As a result, the care provided and the […]
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Introducing Kingston Levy Vigneron! Chef Marcel Vigneron and his wife Lauren Rae Levy Vigneron are sharing the meaningful name and first photos of their new baby boy — who was born via cesarean section at 1:24 p.m. on Dec. 9, at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles — with PEOPLE. "Kingston was a name we both just loved," Lauren tells […]
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As known from diseases such as arteriosclerosis, cholesterol deposits along blood vessels can be harmful. Similar problems occur in neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis. Here, defects occur in the regeneration of cholesterol-rich myelin sheaths. The normal recycling of cholesterol from defective myelin sheaths by phagocytes is impaired. This leads to the generation of foam cells that virtually “suffocate” from […]
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Public health officials are investigating the cause of several severe allergic reactions that were reported among hundreds of thousands of people vaccinated with the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine last week. As of Friday (Dec. 18), six people who received the jab in the U.S. developed anaphylaxis, or a severe allergic reaction that can be life-threatening if left untreated, according to The […]
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When doctor’s checked the man’s pulse, they couldn’t believe their ears — they heard music playing, loud and clear, as if someone had turned on a radio. The 65-year-old man arrived at the hospital after he experienced a fall and dislocated his hip, according to a report of the case, published Saturday (Dec. 19) in The New England Journal of […]
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