We don’t need military precision food plans or an alarm to remind us to eat every two hours. But if you do erratic things with food, expect erratic responses on the scales. 1. You’ve got no structure If that’s jumping from one diet to another, or being a weekend warrior with your food, you most… Read More »
Eric Rice, Senior Consultant, Paragon Consulting Partners Up until about six months ago, the idea of having radiologists work remotely wasn’t on the radar for most organizations. In fact, many were strongly opposed to it. That, of course, was before Covid-19 turned healthcare on its head, and strategic plans were thrown out the window. Virtual… Read More »
“Pinning all our hopes on a vaccine that works immediately is not the right strategy,” Dr. William Haseltine, a former professor at Harvard University’s medical and public health schools, told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. Haseltine said a broad public health strategy is a better way to contain the spread of the virus along with the help… Read More »
Before lockdown, as travel restrictions were just beginning to be imposed and social distancing measures were being hesitantly introduced, I professed to a friend that I expected my life to carry on more or less unchanged, so long as my local remained open and I could still go to the gym. Days later, the government… Read More »
The fist and main culprit to keep in mind, when it comes to indoor allergies, is dust and dust mites. 911 or your local emergency number or seek emergency medical help. You go to your doctor and get tortured some more. Can you get allergies right now don’t forget how bad you would smell. Mayo… Read More »