The U.S. is the first nation to announce that it will evacuate its citizens from the Diamond Princess cruise ship where over 200 people have contracted COVID-19
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The Promising Outlook Of Wearable Technology For Diabetes Management
Wearable technology may potentially change the landscape of diabetes management.
ASSET Gives Teachers Tools To Help Kids Cope With Anxiety
In response to a crisis of anxiety in U.S. classrooms, and as well her own history of severe anxiety attacks, Tessa Zimmerman founded ASSET Education. ASSET gives teachers tools to teach students mindfulness, gratitude and positive psychology in order …
Feeling Lonely On Valentine’s Day? You Are Not Alone
The recently released Cigna 2020 Loneliness Index showed that loneliness is getting worse.
Emotional & Physical Pain Are Almost The Same – To Your Brain
Rejection hurts.
Whether you’ve been told ‘no thank you’ for a job opportunity, become estranged from a partner or friend, or even been unfollowed on a social media or dating site, your brain has to process being rejected. And neuroscience suggests tha…
How Medicare Can Help Address US Homelessness
Health issues are both a cause and effect of US homelessness. A new approach to financing healthcare delivery can help address homelessness.
Tourniquet Saved Life Of Baltimore Police Officer Shot Yesterday, Says Dr. Thomas Scalea Physician-In-Chief At Maryland Shock Trauma Center
One of two police officers shot while trying to arrest a former state corrections officer yesterday in Baltimore was saved by the use of a tourniquet, said Dr. Thomas Scalea, Physician-in-Chief at R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center of the University o…
How Algorithmic Empathy Will Improve Health Care
Health care providers have started using artificially intelligent chat bots to guide patients through intake processes and other functions normally performed by staff. A key challenge to their adoption is maintaining patient engagement with these softw…
Marketing To 100-Year-Olds: How Longevity Will Transform Finance, Healthcare And Education
Stanford University is addressing a pressing and fascinating question: What happens to society when everyone starts living to 100?
Hands-Only CPR And AED Save St. Louis Blues Defenseman Jay Bouwmeester After ‘Cardiac Episode’
Teammates, trainers and medical staff helped to save the life of St. Louis Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester Tuesday night after he became unresponsive on the bench after returning from the ice.
