How Writing The Truth About Motherhood Was The Ultimate Self-Care
Today’s Warrior Mom guest post comes from Sammie Prescott. By Sammie Prescott Before motherhood, I always thought self-care was about physical care, not mental. I…
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I tested the Shokz OpenDots Air alongside their flagship stablemates and was surprised by how well they measured up
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Q&A: Why Providers Must Still Work To Reduce Care Fragmentation
HEALTHTECH: How have patients’ and clinicians’ expectations changed in the past six years when it comes to care access? What can attract a patient to…
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Video Games Linked to Better Cognitive Ability
PLAYING video games is associated with small but consistent improvements in cognitive ability, a large meta-analysis of 133 studies concludes, with gains spanning memory, attention,…
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How Parents Can Plan Big Family Expenses Without Stress
Parents and caregivers of children with autism often manage family expenses while also carrying the daily weight of appointments, school needs, sensory support, and health…
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An artificial heart may save your life. But it can also change you in surprising ways
This week, doctors announced that an Australian man with severe heart failure had left hospital with an artificial heart that had kept him alive until…
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Midwifery Today Media Reviews – Issue 149 The heart and science of birth
Freebirth Stories, by Mavis Kirkham and Nadine Edwards. 2023. (Sheffield, UK: Birth Practice and Politics Forum, 443 pages, £14.99, Kindle and paperback.) During the pandemic,…
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iPhone 17 vs Samsung Galaxy S26: Which flagship wins?
The iPhone 17 and Samsung Galaxy S26 are two very similar standard flagships, making the decision of which to buy all the more challenging. Do…
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CVS CEO says Aetna has a handle on medical costs in advance of Q2 earnings
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. CVS’ insurance division Aetna has a finally…
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Postpartum breast cancers may be biologically more aggressive, new study finds
Changes in AI mammogram scores may help predict breast cancer years before diagnosis, research involving more than 54,000 women suggests. Scores rose steadily among women…
