April 26, 2022 – Deaths from COVID-19 may have caught more attention lately, but heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S. More than 300,000 Americans will die this year of sudden cardiac arrest (also called sudden cardiac death, or SCD), when the heart abruptly stops working. These events happen suddenly and …
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Courtesy of retailer Spring cleaning always comes with the great feeling of having a bright and clean home. Along with that, a fun sentiment: Out with the old and in with the new. And if you’re looking to upgrade your home with some fresh sheets, pillowcases, towels, or more, your timing couldn’t have been better: …
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VICTOR HABBICK VISIONS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYGetty Images Avi Loeb, astronomy’s resident bad boy, suggests the universe may have been created in a laboratory. Our supposed creators, Loeb writes in an op-ed published in Scientific American last year, may have developed the technology needed to construct “baby universes” capable of producing life. He also introduces a new …
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Elon Musk is taking Twitter private in a deal estimated to be worth $44 billion. The Tesla CEO wants Twitter to change in a few controversial ways. Free speech and a public algorithm are two main priorities. Elon Musk isn’t after Twitter for any of the typical reasons you’d expect when someone is spending over …
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There are few things that strike fear in the average gym-goer as quickly and deeply as when they look at the day’s workout program and see round after round of the most dreaded exercise in the trainer’s repertoire: burpees. Before your knees start shaking and you think back through possible excuses to skip out on …
Reports emerged this week of a veteran hospitalized in March after a heart medication prescription went missing from his “active prescription” list. As first reported by the Spokesman-Review’s Orion Donovan-Smith, clinical leadership at Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, characterized the incident as a “sentinel event” upon reviewing the case. The problem appeared …
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A survey conducted by the American Medical Association found that the vast majority of physician respondents say they’re currently using telehealth – and many of those reporting a decrease say they’re providing a mix of virtual and in-person care. The survey, which was conducted online in late 2021, explored the variations in telehealth use …
Behavioral Nutrition is a holistic eating disorder outpatient clinic that treats adolescents and adults using behavioral therapy and nutritional counseling. The clinic has five locations spread out among Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Florida, New Jersey and Texas. THE PROBLEM The provider organization had four main challenges: The clinical team was looking to provide convenient nutritional support …
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“NOT EVERYTHING IS BLACK AND WHITE.” You’ve probably heard someone say this about life at some point. For people who identify as graysexual, the areas of gray hold particular weight when it comes to sexual attraction. Graysexuality—sometimes spelled “greysexuality,” and sometimes known as gray asexuality, gray-ace, grey-ace, or gray-a—is a term people use to describe …
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Russian Doll season 2 picks up the story four years after its time-looping first season. Nadia, who became a time prisoner after being hit by a taxi on the night of her 36th birthday (Season 1), is now on the edge of 40. Her party is some weeks away, at the end of March, when …
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