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Reduce Stress to Boost Health During the Holidays and Beyond

December 23, 2021 0

by Rosie Shrout With the flurry of shopping, spending money and traveling to see family, stress can feel inevitable during the holidays. You might already know stress can affect your own health, but what you […more…]

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Domestic Violence 911 Calls Increased During Lockdown, but Official Police Reports and Arrests Declined

July 30, 2021 0

by Jillian B. Carr COVID-19 stay-at-home orders surely saved many lives, but a growing number of studies document that lockdowns led to more reports of domestic violence. Even as 911 calls for police help increased, […more…]

Growing Food and Protecting Nature Don’t Have to Conflict

July 6, 2021 0

by Thomas Hertel Growing food in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way – while also producing enough of it – is among the most important challenges facing the U.S. and the world today. The ongoing COVID-19 […more…]

Several Schools Find Harmful Bacteria in Water Systems

September 11, 2020 0

by Caitlin R. Proctor and Andrew J. Whelton As schools cautiously reopen for the fall semester, several have discovered potentially harmful bacteria in their water systems. Parents are likely concerned about what this means for […more…]

School Nurses Should be Leading the COVID-19 Response, but Many Schools Don’t Have One

August 26, 2020 0

by Meg Sorg National Association of School Nurses, CC BY-ND In schools trying to hold in-person classes this fall, students and staff will be looking to one person for guidance with the coronavirus pandemic: the […more…]

Getting a Flu Shot This Year is More Important Than Ever Because of COVID-19

August 19, 2020 0

by Libby Richards With the coronavirus still spreading widely, it’s time to start thinking seriously about influenza, which typically spreads in fall and winter. A major flu outbreak would not only overwhelm hospitals this fall […more…]

Kids Need to Wear Masks When Attending School in Person, and Parents Can Help Them Get the Hang of That

July 29, 2020 0

by Meg Sorg I’m a pediatric nursing professor with four young children. The youngest is 9 months old and the oldest is 9. My oldest will soon enter third grade, and his brother will be […more…]

The Psychological Trauma of Nurses Started Long Before COVID-19

June 26, 2020 0

by Karen J. Foli Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses have been given unprecedented media attention for their daily, selfless sacrifices. Make no mistake: COVID-19 patients recover largely because of the nursing services they receive. Yet, […more…]

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