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By Janet E. Perrigo During the week of Oct. 11 through 17, American nursing case managers were honored by the American Case Management Association. Although the celebrations were somewhat limited by COVID-19 restrictions, Zoom meetings and digital connections were implemented to recognize outstanding professionals in this field. Local hospital supervisors nominated those who had demonstrated, … Read more
By Bill Farley If you’ve ever considered hypnosis to deal with an issue in your life, you’re not alone. Most hypnotherapists agree that their discipline is frequently a last resort a client will turn to after having exhausted all other options. Too many prospective clients view hypnosis – literally “nervous sleep” – as a trick … Read more
Grommet. That’s a funny-sounding word that could mean peace and peace of mind for parents of very young children. It’s not a fascinating new toy based on the Muppets or the Minions. And it’s not some new sound-cancelling headphone that will override the heart-rending cries of a child in pain. It’s a really tiny, rubbery … Read more
By Katie Thompson Convalescent plasma therapy is not a new medical treatment. However its significance has grown recently as a valuable tool for patients currently fighting the coronavirus. Plasma therapy has a variety of purposes and is regularly utilized to help patients fight infection through the transfer of antibodies from the donor to the patient. … Read more
By Alyssa DiSalvo Squinted eyes while watching television, a tablet or book a bit too close to the face and complaints of headaches – parents are quick to observe unusual behavior in their kids. When these signs begin, Mom and Dad might find themselves with an unexpected diagnosis: pediatric myopia, known in simpler terms as … Read more
By Jennifer Harrison With a pandemic on the rise, there is a concern that people are embracing fear and ignoring early signs of a heart attack or stroke. “We want the community to know that every second counts when experiencing heart attack or stroke symptoms, and hospitals are still the safest place to be,” said … Read more