[ad_1] Stanford Medicine once again won the American Medical Association’s Joy in Medicine Award and is the only organization to have twice achieved Gold status. “While we still have a way to go to create the environment we aspire to, the fact that Stanford Medicine is the only organization to achieve the highest level of … Read more
[ad_1] Another day, another germ to fear. Scientists in Japan say they have shown that a previously unknown virus transmitted by ticks has been making people sick in the country since at least 2014. The Yezo virus, as it was named by its discoverers, is believed to be causing a drop in white blood cells. … Read more
[ad_1] INDIANAPOLIS (Inside INdiana Business) – The fall harvest is a stressful time for many farmers as they face the uncertainty of weather conditions, equipment failures and market fluctuations. Indiana State Department of Agriculture Received $ 500,000 Grant from United States Department of Agriculture to Help Indiana Farmers Facing Stress and Mental Health Issues . … Read more
[ad_1] A growing number of medical facilities across the country are directing coveted organ donations to patients who have been vaccinated against COVID-19, pushing unvaccinated people down or even off transplant waiting lists. The idea behind this decision is simple: with transmission of the pandemic coronavirus still high in the United States, unvaccinated transplant candidates … Read more
[ad_1] by DUNCAN CRARY[email protected] TROIE – One of the city’s most popular brunches reopened last weekend with new specials and old favorites after a two-week hiatus. Carmen’s Bistro, offering Cuban-Spanish-American cuisine, is located at 198 1st St., in a quiet neighborhood three blocks south of downtown and the Russell Sage College campus. “September 15 to … Read more
[ad_1] Daniele Bianchi, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, has a message for climatologists around the world: Be careful with fish droppings. Fish and their droppings play an extremely important and vastly underestimated role in ocean chemistry and the carbon cycle that shapes Earth’s climate, according to a new study led by … Read more
[ad_1] Take a moment to feel the breath in your lungs and the small movements of your face. Blinks slowly, with heavy eyelids. Focus on the hum of noise in your surroundings and let your thoughts float. Settle down in peace. Guided meditation is one of many practices that help relieve anxiety and strengthen emotional … Read more
[ad_1] An unvaccinated woman is the first pregnant woman in San Diego to die of COVID-19, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced today. The woman died earlier this week after being hospitalized, as did her unborn child. Her age and other details about her death and pregnancy are not being reported to protect … Read more
[ad_1] by: Wes Mills, Inside INdiana Business Posted: Oct 8, 2021 / 5:41 PM EST / Update: Oct 8, 2021 / 5:41 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (Inside INdiana Business) – A study by researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine received $ 42 million in a series of awards to further explore concussion in athletes. The … Read more
[ad_1] The warnings from the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are clear. Ivermectin – a drug typically used to treat parasitic infections – should not be used as a treatment for COVID-19 outside of a clinical setting. However, there is a legal and safe way to access ivermectin … Read more