Dr. Julie Hall-Barrow, senior vice president of Network Development and Innovation at Children’s Health in Dallas, said she didn’t plan on a career that included IT as a component. “It kind of found me,” she said. “I get so excited about how technology can make life better for children and I look forward to creating… Read More: Julie Hall-Barrow uses IT innovation to remove barriers to care »
BEIJING — It took Smash customer Qiu Siyu just a few sharp blows with a baseball bat to wreck what looked like an old car radio, after which two friends battered telephones, audio speakers, rice cookers and even a mannequin. All three paid 158 yuan ($ 23) to spend half an hour in an “anger… Read More: Chinese ‘anger room’ lets customers smash stuff with baseball bats »
Monday, January 14, 2019 A Total-Body Workout Do you know what I love about barre? It’s accessible to everyone. With minimal to zero impact on joints, a barre available as a support system and a format that doesn’t have you moving from the floor up to standing constantly, everyone is able to feel confident and successful in… Read More: The Beauty of Barre »
Most people struggle with back pain at some point, and its effects on the quality of life can be far-reaching. A new study looks at the outcomes of different types of back pain over time in a representative cohort. How does back pain affect us? A new study investigates. Past research has shown that back… Read More: Medical News Today: What is the impact of back pain… »