Voice of America |
New Plan Increases Cardiac Arrest Survival Rate
Voice of America Mark Bradford walks through the park by his home every day, but one morning his heart stopped beating and he collapsed in sudden cardiac arrest. The next thing he remembered was waking up in the heart unit at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical ... |
Reading Eagle |
Healthy Bites: Reducing waste, freezing help your food go further
Reading Eagle March is an exciting time of year in the nutrition world, since it is National Nutrition Month. Written by By Emily Wunder. March is an exciting time of year in the nutrition world, since it is National Nutrition Month. This is a yearly campaign ... Avoid mouth infections with proper nutrition Why you should stop trying to lose weight Consider snacks as part of a child's diet |
USA TODAY |
Tech elites are fasting, taking ice baths to push their bodies to work harder
USA TODAY Zachary Rapp wakes up most mornings at the crack of dawn, goes for a run, sips black coffee while ripping through emails, and then steps into a freezing cold shower. It's a routine designed to reduce the stress of juggling three different health and ... Silicon Valley's tech elites are adopting uncomfortable habits to condition their bodies New in Silicon Valley: freezing showers and extreme exercise Cold shower trend sweeps Silicon Valley as top tech employees say the 'positive stress' improves their performance |
TCPalm |
Medical marijuana dispensaries still unavailable on Treasure, Space coasts
TCPalm Hazy about medical marijuana laws in Florida? TCPalm rolls out the basics for you. LISA BROADT/TCPALM Wochit. 0723 SOF TRULIEVE 02 Buy Photo. Trulieve's medical marijuana dispensary in Tampa. Its other dispensaries include Pensacola and Tallahassee ... Pennsylvania approves medical marijuana dispensary in King of Prussia Pa. approves more medical marijuana dispensaries and a grower/processor Keystone Shops gets state OK to open medical marijuana dispensary in King of Prussia |
The Straits Times |
Kenyan doctor performs brain surgery on wrong patient
The Straits Times NAIROBI • A Kenyan neurosurgeon and his medical team opened a patient's skull last month to remove a blood clot in the brain and made a startling discovery: There was no clot. Kenya's Daily Nation reported that staff at Kenyatta National Hospital in ... Failure to obey procedure to blame for botched KNH surgery Brain surgery performed on wrong patient at Kenyan hospital |