From car keys to rattles, blankets and even dirt—you name it and a baby or toddler somewhere has probably tried to put it in their mouth. While some mouth-born objects are certainly more innocuous than others, the worry tends to escalate when your child skips drooling on them and pushes something small down the hatch. […]
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Nurse Labor Marketplace ShiftMed Snags $200M as Workforce Shortage Intensifies
Though the nursing shortage has been a problem for years, the issue is getting more and more dire. Nurses across the country are holding strikes and rallies for better staffing levels, and more than half of nurses working in direct patient care say they plan on leaving their current position over the next two years. […]
CPSC Recalls Over 13,000 Kid’s Robes Sold on Amazon
In today’s busy parenting world, Amazon has become a go-to for everything from diapers to dresses. But recently, four brand under the retail giant have made headlines after issuing a recall of over 13,000 kid’s robes. Here’s what you need to know. What kid’s robes are being recalled and why? The Consumer Product Safety Commission […]
Fluid Hair Is Trending—Here’s How to Get It
Fluid hair, also known as liquid hair, has been trending over the past year, with over four million views on TikTok. While the trend may only be a year or so old, fluid hair has always been in. Unless you’re looking for a stiff updo, which has its time and place, you’re probably in the […]
why I decided to have a hysterectomy at the age of 22.
Hello girls. I am 22 years old and exactly one month ago I had a hysterectomy. Why did I decide to have this procedure at a young age? Because since the first menstruation at the age of 15, my life has been endless gynecological problems. At the age of 18 I was diagnosed with very […]
Pain after gyn exam
I went to my gynecologist today just for a normal check up. During the ultrasound, she noticed I had two polyps, so she wanted to investigate it more by adding saline solution to my uterus. However, it was a bit difficult to get the tube into my uterus so she had to use some tools […]
What Removing COVID’s ‘Public Health Emergency’ Status Means For You
The Biden administration announced that the COVID-19 national and public health emergencies will come to a halt on May 11. The emergency declaration, which was enacted by former President Donald Trump in 2020 and renewed every 90 days, helped the government provide tools — like tests, vaccines and treatments — to Americans and funding that […]
Gilead Sciences Drug Wins FDA Approval in Most Common Type of Breast Cancer
The FDA has expanded the approval of a Gilead Sciences drug, a decision that clears the way for the therapy to reach more patients and potentially achieve the blockbuster status the company hoped for when it acquired the therapy in a multi-billion dollar deal. The drug, Trodelvy, was initially approved for treating triple negative breast […]
How to Have a ‘Sick Day’ When You Can’t Actually Call Off Work
Dr. Van Groningen says that you can also alternate taking acetaminophen and ibuprofen to get better, round-the-clock control of a fever or pain that isn’t responding to one alone. “I will often recommend that my patients stagger them roughly four hours apart.” If you don’t want to juggle an alternating schedule, you can also buy […]
5 Easy and Delicious Recipes to Make for Lunch When You’re WFH
Three years ago, a list of work-from-home lunch recipes might have appealed to a small audience of remote employees and freelancers. These days, it applies to a much larger chunk of the workforce. Data released by the U.S. Census Bureau in September 2022 revealed that the number of people working primarily from home tripled between […]
Chickpea-Quinoa Salad With Cucumber, Apple, and Lemon-Herb Vinaigrette
Chelsea Kyle. Prop styling by Amy Elise Wilson for Laird and Good Company. Food styling by Pearl Jones for Ashley Klinger & Co. Makes 3 Servings Ingredients 1cup uncooked quinoa 1 15.5-oz. can chickpeas, rinsed and drained ½ large English cucumber, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced (about 1½ cups of slices) 1 large Honeycrisp apple […]
Air Fryer Chickpea Kale Salad with Raisins and Tahini Dressing
Chelsea Kyle. Prop styling by Amy Elise Wilson for Laird and Good Company. Food styling by Pearl Jones for Ashley Klinger & Co. Makes 2 Servings Ingredients 1 15.5-oz. can chickpeas, rinsed, drained, and dried on paper towels 1tablespoon olive oil Salt and pepper, to taste 6cups chopped kale 1tablespoon olive oil 2tablespoons tahini 1tablespoon […]
Chopped Broccoli, Pesto, and Mozzarella Sandwich
Chelsea Kyle. Prop styling by Amy Elise Wilson for Laird and Good Company. Food styling by Pearl Jones for Ashley Klinger & Co. Makes 1 Serving Ingredients 1cup frozen broccoli florets 2–3tablespoons pesto (you can make your own, or buy the fresh stuff they sell at the deli counter) 1 6-inch piece of baguette (toasted if […]
Skillet Chicken Thigh, Carrots, and Potatoes With Sriracha Aioli
Chelsea Kyle. Prop styling by Amy Elise Wilson for Laird and Good Company. Food styling by Pearl Jones for Ashley Klinger & Co. Makes 1 Serving Ingredients 1 bone-in, skin-on chicken thigh 2 medium carrots, peeled and chopped into ½-inch pieces (about 1 cup) 4 small red bliss potatoes, cut in ½-inch pieces ½tablespoon olive […]
How the nurses’ strike on Tuesday 7 February will affect you
By Zoe Conway Employment correspondent On Tuesday the NHS in England will be recovering from one of the biggest strikes in its history. But there will not be much respite. While ambulance workers are back at work, nurses remain on the picket line. The industrial action by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) affects 73 […]