As a nurse, you know what it’s like to be on your feet all day. According to a recent study sponsored by SIGVARIS, maker of compression therapy leg ware, wearing compression socks can reduce pain and swelling during long shifts. […]
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Researchers from the University of Michigan and Duke University seem to have found a preferable approach to discussing treatment options with cancer patients. According to their findings, when deciding between treatment options, patients are more sensitive to the degree of
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They jump into action when lives are on the line. They fearlessly face death and danger. They have to change into a special outfit before they can do their duty. While these behaviors sound a lot like a comic book
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During the 2011 National Nurses Week, a week the American Nurses Association honors every year from National Nurses Day, May 6, to Florence Nightingale’s birthday, May 11, four nursing students were given the opportunity to travel to Sierra Leone to
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People may joke about their “addiction” to chocolate or potato chips, but for people struggling with obesity, it’s no laughing matter. In fact, efforts in the past several years to link obesity with a physical addiction to food have garnered
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