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Coffee offers potential health perks By Sharon Palmer, R.D., Environmental Nutrition Feeling guilty about grabbing a second mug to give you a boost before a long shift? Now you can sip away, guilt-free. New research shows coffee is linked with certain health benefits....
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By Lanier Norville This quick bread recipe is adapted from a Cooking Light favorite of mine that I’ve lightened even further by substituting whole-wheat flour and using applesauce in place of oil. Both are tricks my older, healthier sister taught me when we were...
READ MOREOne of the latest scientific findings reported in New Scientist magazine shows that sugar causes premature aging, as if we needed another reason to cut back on sugary snacks and desserts – they provide a quick boost but leave us drained later, and we all know...
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Do these exercises anywhere for improved strength, balance and posture By Lanier Norville Tired of the aches and pains that accompany a 12-hour shift in the OR? These functional exercises will strengthen your core and stretch key muscle groups to help you feel strong,...
READ MOREFeatures: Infection Prevention: Reducing the Hazards of HAIs Spotlight On: Stefanie LeGrande, MSN, RN Industry Insights: Anesthesia Providers and Accreditation Quality Health Care In the OR: Product Focus | Surgical Gloves Market Analysis | Surgical Gloves A...
READ MOREHow to make the switch This article examines some of the issues around latex allergies in hospital operating rooms (O.R.), the rationale for going latex-free, the substantial cost-savings of having an entirely latex-free O.R. and some potential approaches to making...
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