Wound Dressings 101: The Right Dressing for Each Type of Wound
We wouldn’t look so hot without our protective covering called skin. We really wouldn’t feel so great, either. One of the main functions of the skin is to...
Mesothelioma: The Fight Continues
September 26 marks Mesothelioma Awareness Day, but Heather Von St. James has another upcoming date to look forward to. The first week of February turns…
Beneath the Dressings: Healing with Kathy Gruver
The process of wound healing is a long one that varies from person to circumstance. Thanks to medical advances, a variety of wound dressings are available on...
7 Guilty Pleasure Snacks You can Feel Good About Eating
The end of a long day is the perfect time for a pick-me-up. It is tempting to indulge in your favorite guilty pleasures, but maybe it is time to lose the guilt...
Dr. Renee Thompson on Nurse Bullying
Dr. Renee Thompson is a keynote speaker, author and professional development/anti-bullying thought leader. Renee spends the majority of her time helping...
Taming Social Media
It is no news that social media is taking over. With apps galore, we are wandering the world, while there is an entirely separate digital world lighting up our...
Cancer Harbors: Questions Answered and Care Taken
Ideally, you don’t get sick, but let’s say that you do. Ideally, you go to the doctor or check in to a hospital. You stay for a while. You leave and...
7 Ways Employers Encourage Workplace Wellness
A great workplace goes above and beyond in caring for its employees, and nowhere is that more evident than with companies who encourage wellness. However...
The Key to Better Living: An Interview with Michael Mantell
Michael R. Mantell earned his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania and his M.S. at Hahnemann Medical College, where he wrote his thesis on the psychological...
Podiatry and Foot Health: A New Age of Care
Dr. Jeffrey Oster explains the evolution of podiatry over the years, the best ways to maintain foot health to avoid pain, and how often to go in for checkups.
