A man using a wheelchair crosses a street under a snowfall in New York’s Times Square during a winter storm in January 2017. (Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AFP/Getty Images/TNS) On a Sunday afternoon in May 2021, Patsy Ellison left her Knoxville, Tenn., apartment in her motorized wheelchair… Read More »Wheelchair Users Want New Road Money Spent On Safety
News New Census data reinforces the college’s longstanding call for more general practice support, the RACGP’s Vice President says. Mental health concerns, arthritis and asthma are the three most common long-term conditions in Australia. More than 2.2 million Australians reported having a mental health condition… Read More »More than 8m Australians have a long-term health condition: Census
Thanks in no small part to the famous women who’ve gone gray (and made it a cultural phenomenon, no less), hair care for women over 50 has never been more top of mind. Between advancing science and the beauty industry recognizing it needs to cater… Read More »Hair Care for Women Over 50: A Guide from Beauty Industry Experts
The sweltering summer heat is upon us. We often think of the basics for our kids, like sunscreen and a water bottle. But when the temperatures rise, knowing how to spot the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke is critical to their health and… Read More »Heat exhaustion and heat stroke in children: Symptoms and prevention
Assume that you manage/own a company and you can’t find enough employees to operate your business. Your only option is to terminate your existing, loyal employees and to close your business. Unfortunately, this has been the case in Nevada County too often over the past… Read More »Phil Carville: Company fitness | TheUnion.com
From Olanrewaju Lawal, Birnin Kebbi kebbi State government says the education policies adopted by the Governor Abubakar Bagudu administration, which gave birth to the law establishing Ministry of Higher Education, has resulted in improvements in tertiary institutions in the state, with 100 per cent accreditation… Read More »Our education policies led to 100% accreditation of KSUSTA, college of nursing courses – Bagudu – The Sun Nigeria
This article is the second in a series highlighting Manufacturing Stakes, disability inclusion, and helping the printing industry explore a viable business option. At the end, you will find a list of resources available for support and education. If you missed part one, click here.… Read More »Raising the Stakes Part Two
Wraps made from human placenta could reduce the risk of men being left impotent after prostate cancer surgery. The wraps, which come from placental tissue normally discarded when a woman has given birth, are folded around the delicate nerves that control a man’s erections. This… Read More »Nerve wrap targets the post-op impotence that can jeopardize sex lives
It is no secret that one must always do a patch test before using any skin ingredient and if you have a skin problem such as severe acne or dry skin or sensitive skin, then consult a dermatologist as early as possible but it is… Read More »Beauty tips: Here’s how to know skincare essential according to your skin type | Fashion Trends
Students and faculty at Stanford are criticizing the university’s medical school for a letter released in response to the United States Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a move that will result in restrictions on the procedure in many states across the country.… Read More »Stanford Medicine’s Roe v. Wade statement draws criticism