We all know the feeling: setting our alarm and trying to fall asleep, only to recognize that the brain has a different plan and refuses to calm down. Therefore, we end up tossing and turning, checking the time every 10 minutes to see how long we have left before we have to get up, and… Read More: URGONight EEG Headband Trains Your Brain to Sleep Better: Seen… »
The biggest challenge hospital operators face is how to keep people from showing up in the first place. That’s the perspective of healthcare experts who spoke on healthcare at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Smartphones, wearable devices, along with time-honored anti-smoking and nutrition approaches are key to keeping hospitals from providing excess, unnecessary… Read More: Why hospitals' future will involve keeping people from showing up »
But just as often as they are introduced, these bills get stymied. They are held up in committees, rejected in legislative votes, vetoed by governors and struck down in courts. Not one state has managed to put a heartbeat bill into lasting practice. In the past few weeks alone, lawmakers in Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi,… Read More: Courts say anti-abortion 'heartbeat bills' are unconstitutional. So why do… »
Conditions On average, 1,300 people die every year in the United States from excessive cold. Know how to spot signs of hypothermia so you can get the help you (or a loved one) needs quickly. What is hypothermia? Alena Ozerova/Shutterstock Hypothermia is an abnormally low body temperature after your body loses heat from exposure to… Read More: Surprising Signs of Hypothermia That Are Too Easy to Miss »