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In Praise of Sauerkraut

An historic dish with impressive health benefits (and, many would say, an awful smell and appalling taste) … Read more.

 

Health News for Late December 2008

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Hannah's Christmas Miracle

Years ago, an Iraqi Jewish woman, married to an Iraqi Muslim man, spent Christmas in England at the bedside of their critically injured son.

Read her story.

American Geriatric Society Profile: Holly Stanley, MD

A geriatrician discusses why geriatrics isn't always an easy place to be, but it's a stimulating, exciting, and rewarding place to be.

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Teacher or Student?

An RN's work with MSF in a camp for internally displaced persons in Uganda led her to reflect on many things, including, "What is a luxury?"

Read her story.

"If We Don't Speak …"

A nurse practitioner and professor discusses her experiences in the policy arena and the overall silence of nurses in policy decisions.

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Eco-Friendly Hospitals

Is there anything that hospitals can do to be more green and save money?

Find out.

American Geriatric Society Profile: Alfred E. Stillman, MD

A doctor discusses choosing geriatrics as a second specialty, and the benefits of home visits for seniors.

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Hospitals, Health, & Architecture

You work in a healthcare facility, but do you know what it takes to design one?

Find out.

Presidential Mortality

Is it safer to sit in the Oval Office as a Democrat or a Republican?

Find out.

American Geriatric Society Profile: Todd Semla, PharmD

A clinical pharmacist talks about how he became interested in geriatric pharmacotherapy, and the field's challenges and rewards.

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Mission: Single-Payer National Health Insurance

Realizing they couldn't take decent care of their patients, two Massachusetts doctors decided something had to be done.

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Healthcare in the United States

Patients with adequate insurance, who live in an appropriate location, can receive the best care in the world – but the rest …

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Healthcare in Canada

Challenges and concerns aside, 87% of Canadians are satisfied with Canada's overall healthcare services.

Learn about Canada's healthcare system.

 

History of Female Contraception

Think it's hard now? Discover the wild and wonderful things women have done in the past to prevent pregnancy.

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Intersexuality: Male, Female, & In-Between

"Is it a boy or girl?" is usually the first question people ask when a baby is born, but sometimes the answer is not so clear-cut.

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Healthcare Symbols

You probably know the most common symbol of the healthcare profession, but how many others do you know?

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Transplant Timeline

The history of transplants, from BCE to the 21st century.

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Midwifery in the United States & Canada

Despite the lengthy history of midwifery, the profession experienced a long drought in North America, and only relatively recently has reemerged.

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Shared Lives

The lives and separations of conjoined twins should be anything but entertaining. In the past, they were put in freak shows, and, today, they still garner sensational front-page stories.

We look beyond the headlines …

 

Want to Volunteer?

Learn what's involved in volunteering and where to find a group to volunteer with.

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The Joke's on You!

Didya hear the one about …

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Learning to Smile

Susan Bryson wants to make identification and treatment for autism happen faster and sooner.

Here's how she's doing it.

 

Get Slim Quick!

Think you'd take anything to lose those last five pounds?

Read this and think again.

 

Soldiers & Disease

In the history of war, what do you think has been the biggest killer of soldiers?

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What Would You Do?

Anne Davis is a nurse ethicist who changed the way nurses think about their role.

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Secrets of Seals

Seals are cute and cuddly, but they also harbor a physiological secret. Could they help humans?

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They're Possessed?

From the Ancient Greeks to modern-day China to 21st-century North America, mental illness is present eveywhere. But the experience of the afflicted is different in each of these cultures.

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Old Wives' Tales

Will spring water prevent bedsores? Will that apple keep the doctor away? Does a dandelion know how long you'll live?

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Organ Trafficking

Sometimes the truth about organ trafficking is only a little less scary than the grisly tales out of urban folklore.

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Death on a Grand Scale

From the plague of Athens 430 BCE to AIDS 2003 CE, mass deaths are, unfortunately, nothing new.

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Haunted Hospitals, Part 1

Welcome! Today's visit is to the Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky.

Enter at your own risk.

Dear Cindy – Questions About Nursing School

I have a haunting and troubling question which, maybe, you can answer: Why are our nursing programs so difficult to get into, and the cost so high, if we have a shortage of nurses? And … Read more.

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Effective Presentations

You're standing before a crowd and everyone's attention is focused on you – now what do you do? Find out!

 

Management Styles

How many management styles are there, and which is best?

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Understanding Your Payroll Deductions (Canada)

New grads and new workers in Canada, be aware: from EI to income tax, your paycheques won't be as high as you expect.

Find out why.

Glossary of Professional Degrees, Credentials, & Designations

Wondering what the letters behind someone's name mean? Cynthia M. Piccolo, BA, MA, PhD, BEd tells you.

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Understanding Your Payroll Deductions (US)

New grads in the US, be aware: from FICA to Federal Tax, your paychecks won't be as high as you expect.

Find out why.

Nursing Specialty Certifications

Love your work? Why not get certified and add some extra letters after your name!

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Communication Styles

Are you a Relater, a Socializer, a Thinker, or a Director?

Find out.

This Time, I Choose Nursing

What is behind the increase in second-degree nurses, and can you really train an RN in one year?

Find out.

Body Language Across Cultures

In the world of internationally mobile workers, a head shake may not mean what you think it means.

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Soft Skills

They may sound fluffy, but your soft skills can make the difference between getting that job or not.

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Are You Burned Out?

Are you the best employee, always giving 110%? Well, surprise – you're the most likely candidate for burnout.

Know the signs.

 

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