Many people do not know that biotechnology is currently advancing much faster than digital technology. The revival of extinct species is imminent based on current research by scientists. “We all watched it in the movie, Jurassic Park, and now it’s about to become a reality. Only with much less blood and gore,” the enthusiastic Mr…. Read more »
As many as 18 percent of children suffer with the itchy, red skin rash known as eczema, but relief can be elusive. Topical creams and antihistamines only help temporarily, so the rash usually returns. According to a Phoenix physician, though, the key to lasting relief is to address the source of the rash which is… Read more »
In the battle to beat breast cancer, screening plays a key role, and major improvements have now made three-dimensional or 3D mammography possible. By adding sophisticated software and a moving arm to the mammogram, radiologists are now able to receive a more detailed image with significantly greater clarity. This advancement is important for many reasons,… Read more »
This inspiring, practical book reveals how “do no harm” shows up in the work and thinking of very diverse social change agents. Discovering this moral ethic is alive and well beyond its traditional medical setting, Wendy Wood and Thaïs Mazur share the results of their search for highly effective and culturally-diverse change agents. They explain… Read more »
When hoisting in a bariatric setting careful consideration must be given to ensure the right equipment with a suitable lifting capacity is being used by staff who have received the necessary training. Dolphin Lifts, one of the UK’s leading independent suppliers of hoists and additional independent living solutions has three hoists that it recommends for… Read more »
