Dive Brief: Hospital emergency department visits dropped precipitously during the first weeks of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Visit rates fell between 41.5% and 63.5% across the hospitals studied, according to research published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine. Meanwhile, hospital admission rates from the ED rose as much as nearly… Read More: COVID-19 caused hospital ED visits to dive more than 40% »
10 Tips for Getting Your Child Ready for School 10 Tips for Getting Your Child Ready for School : During the summer break kids completely forget about school. They spend their days playing, staying up late, and enjoying the sun. All those productive habits that they’ve been building over the year just go out of the… Read More: 10 Tips for Getting Your Child Ready for School »
If it’s socially egregious to suggest that females are slaves to their hormones, then shouldn’t the same expectation apply to males? August 1, 2020 by Robert Imbeault Leave a Comment I made a big dietary lifestyle change four years ago in an effort to be more healthy. After testing prevailing theories and monitoring endless biomarkers… Read More: Rethinking Testosterone and Aggression »
When it comes to traumatic injuries, it’s a race against time. A person with major hemorrhage can die from blood loss within minutes. Bleeding from the extremities can be slowed with compression but what about internal bleeding? In a hospital, internal bleeding can be controlled with the transfusion of clotting agents, such as platelets, but… Read More: Portable clotting agent slows internal bleeding by 97% in mice »