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Boosting Staff with Peer Support: How Healthcare Workers Can Help Each Other

November 26, 2024

Helping healthcare staff cope with job stress isn’t just a nice idea; it’s essential. After tough patient incidents, these professionals often become “second victims, ” needing support beyond clinical help. Here’s how creating a peer support program can benefit your team and make your service strong

politics

Trump's Public Health Picks: What's at Stake?

November 25, 2024

Health has gotten a lot better in the U. S. Over the last 50 years, life expectancy has increased by nearly 10 years. We're seeing fewer deaths from heart disease and cancer. Even the latest health threats, like opioids and COVID-19, are on track to cause fewer deaths. But change is coming. Presiden

celebrities

Sean Combs' Twin Girls Celebrate Senior Night amid Dad's Court Drama

November 25, 2024

Sean "Diddy" Combs' twin daughters, Jessie and D’Lila, celebrated their high school senior night with a football game, all decked out in cheerleading uniforms. The teens posed with cute "senior" sashes and pom-poms, sharing a photo on Instagram with the caption "Senior Night💖. " This fun event came

politics

Voting Hearts in Rural America Light Up with Trump’s Cabinet Choices

November 24, 2024

Trump supporters in the rural regions are cheering the selection of Trump's new cabinet members. They see these picks as a sign that Trump is finally taking the steps they've been hoping for. Meanwhile, Democrats aren't too happy. They worry this could lead to cuts in important programs. But for Tru

science

How Seepage Affects Tunnel Supports

November 24, 2024

Have you ever wondered what happens when water seeps through tunnels under extreme conditions? This process, known as seepage, can cause big problems for the supports holding up tunnels. In simple terms, seepage can make the rock around tunnels deform a lot and behave in complex ways. Sometimes, thi

education

Educators Gather to Tackle Early Childhood Challenges

November 24, 2024

In South Carolina, a group known as The Beloved Early Education and Care Collective, or The BEE, recently brought together early childhood educators to discuss the challenges they face. One of the main topics was the impact of pay, policies, and resources on behavioral issues in classrooms. Kiana St

health

Former Top Doc Warns of Health Threats Surge

November 24, 2024

Dr. Jerome Adams, former U. S. surgeon general, took to social media to alert the incoming administration about a rise in infectious diseases. Adams, who worked with President Trump, expressed concern over the increase in whooping cough, measles, and bird flu cases. He emphasized the need for a stro

health

Hippocampal Health: A Fresh Look at First Episode Psychosis

November 24, 2024

Scientists have long known that problems in the hippocampus, a key part of the brain, are connected to psychosis. It's been noticed that people with psychosis tend to have smaller hippocampal volumes. Some think this shrinkage could be caused by too much glutamate, a chemical that helps brain cells

sports

Wind and Sunshine: Perfect Finale for the 2024 RSM Classic

November 24, 2024

The 2024 RSM Classic, wrapping up the PGA Tour's season, is set to see its final round on Sunday. Vince Whaley and Maverick McNealy are tied for the lead, poised to take the trophy. Will the weather cooperate for this grand finish? AccuWeather forecasts sunny skies with temperatures ranging from 7 t

health

Why Do People Seek Help After a Suicide Attempt?

November 24, 2024

Ever wondered what makes someone who attempted suicide decide to seek help? Researchers are diving into this question, focusing on factors like how much people know about suicide, how they feel about it, and the support they get from others. They're using a method called structural equation modeling