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By Don Sadler Despite the renewed attention that has been focused on the problem of healthcare associated infections (HAIs) and surgical site infections (SSIs) in recent years, the number of infections occurring remains alarmingly high. Approximately 300,000 SSIs...
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By Matt Skoufalos Brenda Muchelli calls herself “a second-degree nurse.” Like many in the field, medicine wasn’t her first vocational choice – at least, not human medicine. Muchelli’s first degree was in zoology, and her first assignment was at the nonprofit Cape May...
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By Miguel J. Ortiz The best exercise equipment you will find in any gym will always be your body. So, technically speaking, you may not need the gym. It depends on your goals, but the like-minded motivation and assistance from a fitness professional can help...
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By Marilynn Preston Have you ever tried walking meditation? It’s a gentle and giant step into the world of Zen. And in case you’ve just returned from planet Elsewhere, Zen is trending big here on Earth. There are Zen retreats, Zen smoothies, Zen comics, Zen methods of...
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By Daniel Bobinski Research involving 200 companies worldwide has revealed that in middle management and technical positions, two-thirds of the difference between average performers and top performers is emotional intelligence. An amazing statistic, right? The...
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By Nicole Wavra, M.P.H., R.D. & Kristen N. Smith, Ph.D., R.D.N. Q: What are sugar alcohols and how are they used? A: Sugar alcohols occur naturally in some fruits and vegetables and are also a man-made ingredient commonly used as a substitute for sugar in foods....
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