On Saturday, Kamala Harris delivered a moving victory speech as the first female, first Black, and first South Asian Vice President-Elect ever. Wearing a white pantsuit (likely a nod to Hillary Clinton and suffragettes before her), Harris recognized the historic, glass-breaking moment and thanked the women, including her immigrant mother, who paved the path for… Read More »
About a year ago, the Department of Health and Human Services first proposed rules to promote sharing and the interoperability of health data to enable patients to electronically access their health information. Many of the top industry players submitted commentary to The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology and the Centers for… Read More »
Summer is for swimming, backyards, and pie, but as a former librarian I know it’s also reading season. With vacations and school breaks come long stretches of time to get immersed in a book, so it’s ideal for revisiting that goal you may have set in January to read more and scroll less. I once… Read More »
Individuals who are certified bookworms will likely have an immense list of books that they would like to read over the coming weeks and months. To push through all of their favorite literary works, however, they will need to avoid straining their eyes. Excessive eye strain can hang around for weeks and can make it… Read More »
Time and time again, science has proven that drinking freshly squeezed fruit juices…. Time and time again, science has proven that drinking freshly squeezed fruit juices on a regular basis can be beneficial to your health. Fruits are rich in minerals, vitamins and antioxidants which are essential to maintain a healthy body. Also, several Kansas… Read More »