Amid the chaos of the past pandemic year, there have been many valuable lessons for CIOs and health IT leaders willing to learn them. Many were discovered while managing unusual sets of circumstances, or from the plain and simple need to shift strategies on a dime. This is the latest in Healthcare IT News’ series… Read More »
The most recent large-scale study from the World Health Organization shows remdesivir does not produce promised results. As I’ve covered in the past, there are numerous scientists who question the official story about the COVID-19 pandemic and the baseless fearmongering driving changes to worldwide behavior. Recently I shared a video interview in which British journalist… Read More »
‘Don’t Ever Lose This Rock’ Six years ago, on a humid evening at an open-air bar in Vietnam, a tipsy acquaintance gave me a rock. She stole it from a potted plant, saying, “Don’t ever lose this rock.” Her goofy gesture made me blush. When I returned to the United States, we lost touch. I… Read More »
Even before Jennifer Lopez compelled Google to have an “image” section, courtesy her very famous Versace dress, she was making headlines for her bold and edgy fashion choices. J Lo is not made for conventional fashion and she has a natural inclination to stand apart from the rest. Her attempts though ravishing aren’t everyone’s cup… Read More »
This narrows the space for air to move in and out of the lungs. Your healthcare provider will give you detailed instructions prior to the test. For the days following a flare-up, be sure to: Avoid your asthma triggers Monitor your symptoms or check you airways using a peak flow meter Airway Remodeling Poor asthma… Read More »
Of all the macronutrients, carbohydrates are the most popular. I know you agree with this assertion. But what can you citeat least three reasons behind this? Well, you may not be in a position to mention the three, but I am quite confident you can mention one reason – their contribution to our overall well-being.… Read More »