Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death worldwide, but with prompt recognition and treatment, many of its secondary complications can be minimized. One of the most effective ways to recognize a stroke is by using the FAST method, an acronym that stands for Face, Arms, Speech, and Time. Understanding and applying the FAST… Continue reading The FAST Approach: Recognizing the Signs of a Stroke

Does air help wound healing? Have you ever heard the phrase “My wound needs to ‘breathe’ in order to heal”? It’s a common misconception that wounds need to “air out” in order to heal. For more than 50 years, healthcare professionals have known that a moist environment encourages faster replication of epithelial cells (the cells… Continue reading Skin and Wound MythBusters Revealed

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining mental health can often take a back seat to the laundry list of daily life tasks. However, managing your mental health contributes to your overall wellbeing and should be prioritized. Here are some strategies to help you nurture your mental health. Prioritize Sleep A lack of sleep can exacerbate stress,… Continue reading Self-Care Strategies for Mental Health

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