National Nurses Week 2015: Celebrating Profiles of Geriatrics in Nursing—Terry Fulmer
Terry Fulmer, PhD, RN, FAAN, AGSF President, The John A. Hartford Foundation University Distinguished Professor and Dean Bouve College of...
Month: May 2015
Saving Canines Is i-CAT’s Theme At The AAO As The Company Partners With The Milo Foundation Animal Sanctuary.
An impactful "Their Story" will be presented at the 2015 Annual Session of the American Association of Orthodontists. Dr. Carlson...
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know (and Some Things You Didn’t) about Your Pubic Hair
Sometimes it takes something super-gross to make you contemplate things about your body you never really thought about before. Take...
Why Can’t I Just Eat?
By Dr. Mark Warren Anyone with an eating disorder has been asked at some point or another "Why don't you...
National Nurses Week 2015: Celebrating Profiles of Geriatrics in Nursing—Phyllis J. Atkinson
Phyllis J. Atkinson, RN, MS, GNP-BC, WCC Gerontological Nurse Practitioner The field of geriatrics relies on so many different healthcare...
Medicare at 50: Special Event on June 15 in Washington DC
Primary Education Topic: Policy and Advocacy Other Education Topics: Healthcare & Aging Leadership in Aging Legal & Ethical Issues June...
Yoga: Standing Warrior Series
Today's practice is a standing warrior series. Some benefits of each pose in the series are: Standing at Attention/ Mt....
Tech for aging at home – plenty of news, what’s the meaning?
In tackling aging with tech -- interesting few weeks. Sometimes odd things happen in sequences that beg a backward search...
IDEA Labs: Medical Students Take The Lead In Healthcare Innovation
The post below originally ran on the Better Health blog on May 5th. It’s no secret that doctors are disappointed...
Sexual orientation, gender identity linked to eating disorders
Transgender and non-transgender lesbian, gay and bisexual students are at greater risk for eating disorders, finds a new study. The...
For National Nurses Week 2015, Let’s Salute Nurses Caring for Older Adults
Until a wealthy young woman named Florence Nightingale entered the profession in the mid-1800s, nursing got very little attention—very few...
