A team led by Dr. James Porter, Ph.D., Professor of Basic Sciences at Ponce Health Sciences University and Principal Investigator, Neurosciences Division in the Ponce Research Institute (both in Ponce, Puerto Rico), has published research findings which demonstrate that lowering the FKBP5 protein in the brain reduces fear response and enhances the dissipation of that… Read more »
The 2017 American Case Management National Conference will feature XSOLIS as an exhibitor (booth #403) at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Washington D.C. from April 19-23. This year’s conference comes at a critical juncture in the industry where more than 1,400 case management professionals are seeking more efficient and effective approaches for… Read more »
Plastic surgeons’ careers involve far more than cosmetic procedures. In fact, from time to time, they’re charged with the task of reconstructive surgery that can relieve pain and restore self-confidence. Recently, a group of exert plastic surgeons were featured in an article in Zwivel to discuss the new scar treatments used to help a victim… Read more »
Nurses who’ve already earned their Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in nursing may be wondering if it’s time to double down on their education in pursuit of a Master’s degree. According to Keith “Nurse Keith” Carlson, a holistic career coach for nurses and author of American Sentinel University’s Career Coaching blog series, there are plenty of… Read more »
Scientific Technologies Corporation (STC) will present at this year’s American Immunization Registries Association (AIRA) meeting on the power of giving individuals access to their immunization histories from medical record systems. STC partners with members of the public health community to implement a consumer engagement tool known as MyIR (My Immunization Record). The free service allows… Read more »
