The Hidden Cost of Our Screens What Computer Vision Syndrome Is Doing to Our Eyes — and Our Kids’ We’re all staring at screens. A lot. The average American adult now spends anywhere from 7 to 11 hours a day looking at computers, tablets, and phones. That’s not a typo — that’s most of… Read more »
Have you ever asked yourself how well do you communicate with others? It’s really an important question. If you haven’t asked yourself this question, give it try. Ask yourself, do I really listen to people or do I cut them off to interject my thoughts before they finish their sentence? Do I fold my arms… Read more »
Dealing with Medical Misinformation: How Healthcare Workers Can Educate Patients These days, everyone has a voice and opinion. Everyone is eager to tell what they read in an article a few years ago or what they have already experienced. It is always nice to share information, but it can become disorderly when it harms the… Read more »
Winter Wellness Revolution: How Healthcare Heroes Keep Us Healthy When the Temperature Drops Midwestern winter is never predictable. One day it’s sunny and warm, and the next it’s a frozen catastrophe of wind and ice. Locals are more than familiar of the discomfort this weather brings. You can begin your day warm and comfortable in… Read more »
Why Do We Still Get Sick With the Flu Even After Getting a Flu Shot? Here’s a question so many people ask season after season: why did I have the flu shot and still got sick? Well, you are not the only one who wonders this, and you probably did nothing wrong. You rolled up… Read more »