Research has found that strict lockdowns to reduce the spread of COVID-19 might be responsible for delaying normal cardiorespiratory development in children. The study, the first to examine the topic, is published in the European Journal of Pediatrics. It was carried out by Dr. Lee Smith of Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and a team of academics from Spain, led by […]
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Decluttering can feel amazing, especially when it’s paired with an energetic clearing as well. If you’re used to reaching for the sage after an argument or tense moment or just for spiritual maintenance, there are a few other ways to clear your space that don’t require burning the classic plants like palo santo or sage — especially since both of […]
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Following an unprecedented winter weather crisis in Texas in February that left millions of homes and businesses without power, the ASPCA and Wings of Rescue transported over 170 pets to the Northeast, providing much needed relief to animal shelters impacted by the storms. “Animal shelters were impacted by the storms, many losing power and access to water,” says Karen Walsh, […]
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Scientists from the University of Birmingham and the Public Health England, UK, have recently investigated the dynamics of immune responses in elderly people who have received two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine at a standard or extended interval. The study findings reveal that an extended interval vaccination can enhance the humoral immune response by 3.5-fold. The […]
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MRNA VS. CONVENTIONAL VACCINES Meet our new Chief Patient Officer, Dr. Dara Richardson-Heron Working Together to Empower Women Reducing Health Disparities in Latino Communities Pfizer Women’s Resource Group Universal vs. Single Payer Healthcare Learn about some symptoms of AFib with the No Time to Wait campaign, which aims in part to raise awareness about symptoms of the condition and the […]
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Fox News Flash top headlines for May 19 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The United Arab Emirates announced Tuesday it will offer a third shot to recipients of the Chinese state-backed Sinopharm coronavirus vaccine six months after their initial two-dose regimen. The move appears to make the […]
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Women in their early 40s with mild hypertension, elevated blood pressure, may be twice as likely as those with normal blood pressure to have a heart attack or unstable angina in their 50s, a new study suggests. While men are more likely than women to have hypertension in their early 40s, damage to arteries appears to begin at lower blood […]
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Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt has launched a study to determine the impact of a predictive model for identifying pediatric patients at risk for developing blood clots or venous thromboembolisms (VTEs). The study uses advanced predictive analytics to inform medical teams of patients at risk for blood clots before they happen. “Hospital-associated blood clots are an increasing cause […]
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FILE PHOTO: International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach attends the Executive Board virtual meeting at the Olympic house in Lausanne, Switzerland, May 12, 2021. Greg Martin/IOC/Handout via REUTERSTOKYO (Reuters) – International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach pledged that he would ease the burden on local medical systems during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games during opening remarks at an […]
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The way many of us are feeling right now can be summed up in one of two words: ‘meh’ or ‘languishing’. They basically refer to the same thing: feeling aimless, stuck, unenthusiastic, and uninspired. Languishing isn’t a new term – sociologist Corey Keyes published a paper on it back in 2002 – has become a bit of a buzzword in […]
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