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Squash is one of the oldest cultivated crops in the western hemisphere, dating back to 8,000 B.C. Mexico. An important staple of nearly every Native american tribe, squash was part of the Iroquois’ “three sisters” of plantings, along with maize and beans. Squash seeds...
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What is it about creamy dips that makes even the most composed among us lose all sense of control? Leave me alone in a room with a bowl of my girlfriend’s homemade creamy spinach dip and a loaf of bread – just 10 minutes. That’s all I need to polish the whole thing...
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Healthy joints make for happy athletes. If you’re someone who suffered this summer with a bum knee or a sore shoulder, you know the frustration that’s involved when your joints give out and pain sets in.and best wishes. May all your dreams of bigger biceps and thinner...
READ MOREFeatures: Surgical Conscience: A guiding light in the modern OR Committed to Caring: Dawn Costanzo, RN Industry Insights: Putting Patients First in 2012 In the OR: Market Analysis | Surgical Drapes Product Showroom | Surgical Drapes ORNation Speak: Posts from...
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In the U.S., more than 80 percent of surgical drapes used are disposable, single-use drapes, according to a study released this year by researchandMarkets. Dynamics between the disposable and reusable segments is a key factor affecting the growth in the disposable...
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Kimberly-Clark // Microcool Surgical Gown Kimberly-Clark Health Care’s MicroCool Breathable High Performance Surgical Gown meets AAMI’s Level 4 Standard for liquid barrier protection, a system of liquid barrier performance classification for protective apparel. The...
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