Lifestyle
Don’t Believe These Teeth Whitening Myths
Myths about teeth whitening abound. While some are simply inaccurate, some do more harm than good. Here are 9 teeth whitening myths you should not believe.
When Things Are Tough, Birding Might Save You
A 5-minute pause to watch a finch courting his mate or listen to the soothing call of a lesser goldfinch might not save the world but it might just save you!
Dos and Don’ts When Stretching after an Injury
Stretching after an injury can be beneficial to recovery but it is paramount to know the dos and don't related to stretching so you don't make things worse.
Why Positive News is Good For Your Health
News consumption affects our bodies as well as our minds. It's beneficial to keep taking doses of positive news on a regular basis.
Outside Activities Children Actually Want to Do!
Getting your children to play outside isn’t just for fun, it’s good for their growing bodies and minds. Here are some simple, fun activities they will love.
Women's Health
Why Infertility Treatment Should be a Covered Benefit
Infertility is a disease and deserves to be covered by health insurance like other medical conditions. There are compelling business and social reasons to support this case.
How Do I Know if I Have Skin Cancer?
If you find a growth on your skin, how do you know if it's cancer? You won’t know for sure but a dermatologist will--most skin cancers are curable if found early.
The Problem with the Way Women Speak
The way women speak is criticized as being too high-pitched, girly, whiny, or worse, but here's why women's voices are just fine the way they are.
What World Heart Day Means to Me (and You)
On World Heart Day, a cardiologist writes that medical care for women's heart health is inadequate and must be improved.
Stop Wasting Your Money on These Skincare Products
A dermatologist examines the products that you should feel free to ditch if you are worried about being overexposed to chemical ingredients in your skincare routine.
Getting your children to play outside isn’t just for fun, it’s good for their growing bodies and minds. Here are some simple, fun activities they will love.
The way women speak is criticized as being too high-pitched, girly, whiny, or worse, but here’s why women’s voices are just fine the way they are.
These five security practices help organizations address imminent risks to data privacy, keep pace with continually evolving threats & protect patients’ personal information.
Some experts have identified cryptocurrency, and the processes involved in obtaining it, as an emerging behavioral addiction.
The color red was most likely the first color (besides black and white) to be registered in our ancient ancestors brains.
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If you find a growth on your skin, how do you know if it's cancer? You won’t know for sure but a dermatologist will--most skin cancers are curable if found early.
Why Positive News is Good For Your Health
News consumption affects our bodies as well as our minds. It's beneficial to keep taking doses of positive news on a regular basis.
Time to Fail: What Healthcare Can Learn from Airplanes
The makers of Learjet collect data & program what is learned about critical system failures in order to improve flight safety. Healthcare should do the same.
The Competitive Advantage of Strategic Planning
Medical practices that consistently apply a disciplined approach to strategic planning are better prepared to evolve as local markets change and industry undergoes reform.
Poverty, Political Exploitation and the Spread of Tuberculosis
The history of the spread of Tuberculosis is inextricably linked to colonial and racist ventures, such as gold mining in South Africa.
Avoid These 6 Common Medical Student Loan Mistakes
Whether you’re a medical student or new physician, make sure you’re not making one of these six student loan mistakes that could hurt your finances and keep you in debt for longer than you need to be.