Author Articles
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Technology and Healthcare: The Rise of Digital Twins
Technology and healthcare have a long, shared history, from ancient Egypt and the first prostheses to modern imaging…
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The Secret Science of Gratitude
We learn to say “thank you” at an early age. How does that translate to the secret science…
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Preventing Elderly Patient Falls: A Proactive Approach
Preventing elderly patient falls is a serious challenge in healthcare, but it is also an area where you…
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Understanding the Internet of Medical Things
We often think of the internet as websites and email. However, connectivity now extends far beyond screens. The…
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12 Tips to Fight the Flu This Season
With flu season upon us again, a handful of experts offer their tips for avoiding influenza. According to…
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Understanding Non-Insulin Antihyperglycemic Agents
Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition where the body does not make enough insulin or has insulin…
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How Brain Games Keep Your Mind Sharp (And Lower the Risk of Burnout)
Healthcare is one of the most rewarding careers, but it can also take a significant toll on mental…
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7 Ways to Defy Aging without Surgery
Patients demand a nonsurgical approach with little to no downtime to defy aging and squeeze into their social calendars…
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Everyday Extraordinary: Celebrating Occupational Therapy Month
It’s always the little things. Cooking a meal with a loved one. Holding a child. Going for a…
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Structure and Routine: Creating Certainty
Creating and maintaining structure and routine during times of crisis While much of the world has regained a…
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Infectious Diseases A to Z: Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Infections caused by extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR TB) leave patients and providers with limited treatment options. XDR TB…
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Take Heart: Women and Cardiovascular Disease
Women’s signs of heart disease and myocardial infarctions are more subtle and unpredictable, often leading to detrimental outcomes.…