As we approach the end of the year, cold and flu season is here again. Whether you’re dealing with the sniffles or trying to avoid the spread of viruses like the flu or COVID-19, it’s the perfect time to take action. If you have a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you can use your remaining funds […]

The role of acute and critical care nursing is complex and vital, especially as nearly 34 million individuals receive care from these professionals each year. In our post-pandemic world, it’s time to rethink how to measure and recognize the contributions of nursing in acute care settings. Rethinking Nursing Measurement Traditionally, nursing has been evaluated mainly

As extreme heat records continue to rise so is its impact on health. The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, 2023 revealed that people on average experienced 50 additional days of health-threatening temperatures compared to previous years resulting in record heat-related deaths. It also determined that people faced an average of 1,512 hours of high temperatures posing a moderate risk of heat stress, a 27.7% increase from

As winter approaches in the Northern Hemisphere, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) anticipates a virus season characterized by a mix of flu, COVID-19, and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus). While this year’s peak hospitalizations are expected to be similar to or lower than last year’s, several factors could shape the winter ahead. Let’s take a look at

 Flu season is nearing an end in the Southern Hemisphere, and data indicates that seasonal flu continues to pose a significant threat, causing many illnesses, hospitalizations, and deaths across the globe. As the flu season ramps up in the Northern Hemisphere, what can we learn from the south?  During their flu season most countries in

Each year, on November 17, the world comes together to recognize World Prematurity Day, a global effort aimed at raising awareness about the challenges and risks associated with preterm birth. Initiated in 2008 by the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI), this international movement has grown to include organizations and individuals from

Saude Digital News: Accuracy in Measurement and Ease of Use are Highlights of the Exergen Thermometer  Early detection of illness remains the most effective method for success in the journey to recovery, and any significant change in body temperature signals the body’s response to infections, inflammation, or other health issues. Choosing the right thermometer is

National Newborn Care Week, held annually from November 15 to 21, is a crucial health initiative in India aimed at raising awareness of the vital importance of newborn care for the survival and development of infants. This week-long observance by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) brings together India’s health professionals, government officials,

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