“Blaming the media” is a catchphrase that is used in almost cliché-level proportions. But when it comes to health care, a new study indicates it may be appropriate to fault media coverage for a lack of public knowledge about health care policy. According to a new report, “News about health occupies a relatively small amount… Read More »
Only 5% of UK SMEs have no issue with their current Payment Service Provider (PSP) More than half of SMEs (52%) are frustrated by slow response times Fear (29% worry about adoption costs), uncertainty (31% worry a change will impact CX), and contract lock-in (28%) are preventing UK SMEs from switching PSP London, UK, 03… Read More »
From my late teens to the early ’20s, I suffered from chronic gut issues, leading to easy and unexplained weight fluctuations, low energy, and an immense amount of pain and frustration every single day – things weren’t adding up for me. I was a healthy woman and was always so focussed on my health, doing… Read More »
7 Tips to Take Care of Post-Pregnancy ENT Issues : Birth of a baby is a thrilling time that excites and changes a woman inside and out. Motherhood inspires a woman towards healthy lifestyle choices. Numerous women feel much congested during their pregnancy and post-pregnancy period. Post-pregnancy comes with its own set of various symptoms. You… Read More »
(Photo by Robin Marchant/Getty Images) Hollywood is finally seeing more Black women in positions of power who are working hard to tell our stories in an authentic and impactful way. These stories are crucial to amplifying real-life issues affecting our communities. TheGrio caught up with Alencia Johnson, Director of public engagement at Planned Parenthood Federation… Read More »
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). As the partial government shutdown drags on, about 800,000 federal employees who work for the shuttered agencies — and their families — are facing the reality of life without a paycheck. And those workers need to consider a host of other related issues as… Read More »
Stem cells (so-called “master cells”) are unique and important in the body because they can do almost anything, and scientists have only begun to discover their potential. That’s why researchers’ use of them has created controversy, attracting the attention of scientists, policymakers, and bioethicists across the globe. Stem cells can transform into any of the… Read More »