The concept of mental health is a charter for hypochondriacs, narcissists, con artists and social fraudsters: for who can prove that someone does not feel depressed, anxious or distressed to the point of being unable to work? Who can distinguish between “can’t,” “won’t,” and “wouldn’t prefer”? Unfortunately, mental health has become synonymous with any deviation from a state of perfect equanimity and contentment. Fragile mental health, and especially mental health problemswould prevent a large number of young people from working, with British people in their early twenties now more likely as a result, more people are unemployed than people in…
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Hy-Vee’s dietitians selected two easy and nutritious dips to help you kick off an incredible tailgate experience GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Are you ready for this? Fire up your favorite “Jock Jams,” because a good playoff party starts with good food. Hy-Vee dietitians helped the Sunrise team throw an in-studio celebration for the Vikings with appetizers galore. In addition to wings, pretzel bites and spring rolls, the Hy-Vee team added two healthy dips: Elote Guacamole and layered Greek hummus. Elote Guacamole is ready in just 10 minutes and you can add corn and cotija cheese for added flavor. Elote…
Future doctors and nurses are learning acupuncture and herbal medicines as well as anatomy and physiology at a growing number of medical schools. This is another example of how alternative medicine has become mainstream. And this is often done with the help of Uncle Sam.The government has spent more than $22 million to help medical and nursing schools begin teaching alternative medicines — lesson plans that some critics say are biased toward unproven remedies.Additional taxes were spent to recruit and train young doctors to research this field, launching some of them into careers as providers of alternative medicine.Doctors need to…
Kind conversations is an online forum for care partners of people with dementia to learn from experts, share concerns and ask questions. Join a conversation with a social worker Lucie Barylak and professional coach and educator Joanne Besner on topics important to care partners. After an educational presentation from the hosts, you will have the opportunity to share your own concerns and ask questions. THE Kind conversations The platform allows people to participate online and by phone. When you register, you will receive a link to register online and a phone number if you prefer to call. You will need…
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The March 2024 Mental Health Issue of Contemporary Pediatrics is now available digitally! Below, find a message from our Editor-in-Chief, Tina Tan, MD, FAAP, FIDSA, FPIDS, highlighting the articles featured in this month’s issue. Click here or on the cover image (right) to read the March mental health issue of Contemporary Pediatrics.Tina Tan, MD, FAAP, FIDSA, FPIDS: Greetings!As we move forward into the year, I hope everyone takes a moment to protect their mental health. Whether it’s a brisk walk during lunch or a quick 15-minute journaling session, it’s imperative to take a moment, no matter how small, to check…
Home The subjects History and culture Top 10 Aboriginal bush medicines By Marina Kamenev • February 8, 2011 The witchetty larva (Witjuti) was used by indigenous people to treat skin burns. Image credit: David Dare Parker/Australian Geographic From witch grubs to kangaroo apples, these indigenous medicines are used to cure illnesses in traditional ways. The Chinese drank tea made from wormwood leaves to treat chills and fevers, the Egyptians used an herb from a plant called khella to help remove kidney stones, and all over the world leeches were placed on wounds to prevent blood from clotting. Although these traditional…
Haemin Sunim is a graduate of Harvard and Princeton, has over a million followers on Twitter and has an internationally bestselling book to his credit. Published by Penguin Books in 2017, The things you can only see when you slow down was published in 30 countries and sold three million copies in South Korea alone. Having a personal fascination with masters of enlightenment in any religion, I was excited to meet Haemin, and he was not disappointed. But I immediately realized that what sets him apart from the cacophony of self-help gurus and explains his popularity is not only his…
The past month has been incredibly trying for students, faculty and staff at Binghamton University. There are many reasons for this, ranging from world events to the immediate tragedy striking the very heart of campus. As a senior at Binghamton, I experienced the immense and constant difficulty of grieving and dealing with health and relationship issues in a college environment far from home. However, I have also benefited from significant support from the University, the community, and my personal connections here at Binghamton. Suffering demands a response, and I have seen the campus respond with grief, compassion, and action. In…
Craving something sweet but hoping to avoid that feeling of overload? Our collection of healthy apple desserts includes tasty muffins, cookies, tartlets, breads, and more. Each portion of these delicious treats contains fewer than 250 calories and 10 grams of fat, keeping an eye out for nutrient-dense additions like whole grains, apples (obviously), nuts, and naturally sweet ingredients that require less added sugar. Apple-cinnamon bread to separate Andy Lyons Yes, you can have it all: Gooey bread to separate it’s good for you too, thanks to the nutritional benefits of ground flax seeds, crushed walnutAnd fresh apples. An orange and…