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Improving health in New Hampshire
had the pleasure of attending the annual meeting of the Endowment for Health on March 4. In attendance were representatives from many important health organizations who work every day to make a healthier New Hampshire. For me, as a somewhat … Continue reading
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Cancer patients, survivors, and health care providers
his week, let’s consider cancer and the role of the medical team to the patient. I do not believe health care providers are out of touch with the patient experience as suggested in “The Power of Patient Blogs: A Window … Continue reading
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Pet therapy and companion pets
he loss of a companion pet of many years is a devastating loss. Dogs are living longer than ever before thanks to animal science and technology. While at 10 to 12 years a dog is considered senior, it’s not unusual … Continue reading
Liking it: Social media networking
y path started one year ago with social media networking sites: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others that have grown along the way. I was fresh out of graduate school; eager for work opportunities I feel passionate about. One tipping point … Continue reading
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Focus, breathe, stretch into health
worked up a sweat in my first yoga class and reunited with my former self, in a sense. This began last week when a friend talked about her chakras. The word made me laugh. I mean, it is a funny … Continue reading
Traumatic brain injury, seriously.
hirty years ago, we bumped our heads, cried, and moved on. Today, parents and health professionals take a bump on the head seriously. The number of brain injuries per year might be higher than you think. According to the CDC, … Continue reading
Chronic illness and social media in 2013
ere we are on the edge of the New Year, 2013. Take a look back, survey the past year. How was it? Consider your health and the health of those you love. Good health is the foundation of our being. … Continue reading
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Fish oil and you
ish oil pills and capsules have long been touted for their health benefits. The first time I’d heard of this miracle elixir was in the veterinarian’s office with my golden retriever, Rosie. Rosie had some dry skin and her coat … Continue reading
Midlife anxiety and you
ot so long ago, mental health issues were taboo. Today we know much more about mental illness, the many disguises it can hold, and treatments to control it. Also, society has learned that midlife anxiety is real and treatment is … Continue reading
Elder care
ll of us will one day be elderly if the fates allow. I cannot stress enough the importance of becoming educated on elder issues and care for the aging. As a licensed nurse assistant with years of experience in long-term … Continue reading