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Lifestyle Insights: Learn how you work best through DISC assessments

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Lifestyle

DULUTH, Mn. (CBS 3 Duluth) – Imagine knowing what makes you unique or how you work best with others. In this week’s Eye on Lifestyle, Nikki Karnowski of Metamorphosis Coaching, Consulting, and Training shares a special tool they use that allows people to tap into their full potential. It’s called the Disc Model of Human Behavior (DISC), and it’s used in more than 70% of Fortune 500 companies. According to Nikki, this information can be helpful for personal growth or for employers to learn how to interact and support their employees better. Nikki leads Natalie and Peter through a DISCRead News

HRA appoints former Senior Lifestyle Leader COO

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Lifestyle

Harbor Retirement Associates (HRA) has hired a former senior vice president of operations at Senior Lifestyle Corp., where the senior living veteran leads the company’s operations. The Vero Beach, Fla.-based senior living operator on Wednesday named Karin Batemen to the role of COO. The former SLC director started his new role at HRA last month. She succeeds former COO Kim Lewis, who joined the company in 2018. In his new role, Batemen will oversee the management of the company’s 37 HarborChase communities in 14 states and more on the way. And in the near term, she is focused on improvingRead News

The Lifestyle Brand is Dead–Long Live The Lifestyle Brand. | Inc.com

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Lifestyle

I was watching the Hulu documentary about Victoria’s Secret founder Les Wexner, and aside from the ominous subtext, I was struck by his ingenious creation of the Victoria myth. When I worked on Victoria’s Secret PINK earlier in my career, job number one was to build meaning for that pink spotted dog. It was that depth of character and attention to detail that helped spawn an entire category. And with billions in sales each year, even after a mammoth restructuring, Victoria’s Secret still dominates when it comes to brand recognition. Even with the many decidedly more feminist and modern underwear brandsRead News

High blood pressure in children and adolescents is often associated with an unhealthy lifestyle

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Lifestyle

Inactivity, a diet high in sugar and salt, and being overweight cause nine out of ten cases of high blood pressure in children and adolescents, according to a consensus paper by heart health experts published today in the European Heart Journal, a journal of the European Heart Journal. Society of Cardiology (ESC). The document, which focuses on hypertension in children aged 6 to 16 years, recommends that families be healthy together. “Parents are significant change agents in promoting children’s health behaviours,” said first author Professor Giovanni de Simone of the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. “Very often, high bloodRead News

These are the best states for a healthy lifestyle

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Lifestyle

Green Space Is Golden The survey primarily looked at national parks to quantify green space, as it may indicate greater access to outdoor activities. Washington, D.C., Alaska, Hawaii, California, and Florida have the highest percentage of land dedicated to national parks. But four states—Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and Oklahoma—have no national park. In 2020, CDC researchers emphasized the importance of maintaining parks and open green spaces during the pandemic because of their connection to physical and mental well-being. But in the United States, green space can take many forms. States and cities without national parks may still have state parks, asRead News

Schumer: Upstate ready to become High Tech Center

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High-Tech

ALBANY – Upstate New York is likely to be a major beneficiary of federal legislation that would inject $52 billion to promote growth in the domestic semiconductor chip manufacturing industry, US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said. D-NY. About 80 semiconductor companies are already present in New York, with more than 34,000 employees collectively, Schumer said. But the number of jobs would be greatly expanded through efforts aimed at putting the upstate region in competition with California’s Silicon Valley as a high-tech hub, the senator added. Schumer argued that the country’s semiconductor industry is crucial to its future and security,Read News

Additive manufacturing to create high-tech jewelry

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High-Tech

The jewelry brand Eternha combines the traditional materials of the jewelry industry and technology, such as natural hard stones, precious and non-precious metals, with gold-based hi-tech polyamide materials used in large industrial plants. “It’s a new project, unprecedented,” said Eternha founders Stefano Massimilliano Maragoni and Chiara Cistriani. “50% of our investment is focused on product quality. Others are innovation, environmental sustainability and the search for harmony between materials and colors.” Windform GT’s precision material has been used to manufacture components for Eternha Men’s Aquilha, Falcho, Lupho and Cobrha bracelets. Selective laser sintering, a legacy laser-powder fusion technology, is part ofRead News

Mark your calendars because this state-of-the-art entertainment giant is coming to Arkansas soon

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High-Tech

Published in Arkansas Highlights July 28, 2022 & # xD; While traveling is an exciting journey, in some cases, the situation is not always the same. So, isn’t it good if there are other options available to entertain the family? Fortunately, Arkansas has many water parks and indoor parks. But maybe you have been to them many times, so you are eager for new services. Well, you are in luck. Mark your calendars because there’s a new state-of-the-art entertainment venue coming soon to North Little Rock. And this center promises to be fun for the whole family. $28 millionRead News

High-tech scarves will be part of the fan experience at Manchester City Games next season

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High-Tech

It might look like a simple scarf, but tech giant Cisco has created “The Connected Scarf” which will be able to track the emotions of the players wearing it during the game. According to a Reuters report, the scarf “records a number of physical measures, including heart rate, body temperature and emotions that provide information on how fans are feeling at different times.” “In our work with City over the past few years, we’ve been looking for ways to connect fans with the sports they love, on another level,” said Ashley Marusak, Director of Global Sports Marketing for Cisco. “ConnectedRead News

Bill to promote the semiconductor industry, high-tech research passes key Senate tests

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High-Tech

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Senate on Tuesday introduced a $280 billion bill designed to boost the U.S. semiconductor industry and accelerate high-tech research that backers say will be crucial to the economy for decades to come. The Senate needed 60 votes to advance the bill, and the vote was 64-32. The legislation is now headed for final passage in the Senate later this week. The house is also expected to receive the package this week. The White House has led support for the bill along with industry leaders who say government subsidies are needed to compete with other nations thatRead News

Why Mental Health Is Key to a Child’s Overall Health and Well-Being – Delaware State News

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Health

Read the latest news about the coronavirus in Delaware. More information Editor’s Note: This guest column was written by Delaware Secretary of Education Mark Holodick and Delaware Department of Services for Children, Youth and Families (DSCYF) Secretary Josette Manning. As parents or guardians, we tend to react quickly when our children’s physical health is in question. If children show physical symptoms, become injured, or indicate that they are not feeling well, we immediately ask questions and seek medical guidance and care. Parents and guardians are also advocates of prevention: making sure kids get their vaccinations and wellness exams, and keepingRead News

The US mental health hotline network is expanding, but there is still a shortage of care in rural areas

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Health

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline’s 988 telephone number, launched on July 16, was designed as a universal mindset support tool for callers anytime anywhere. But the United States is a patchwork of resources for crisis relief, so what comes next is not universal. The level of support 988 callers receive depends on their postcode. In particular, rural Americans, who die by suicide at a much higher rate than residents of urban areas, often have trouble accessing mental health services. While 988 connects them to a call center close to home, they can end up being directed to far away resources.Read News

Teladoc Health (TDOC) Q2 2022 Earnings Call Transcript

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Health

Teladoc Health (TDOC 7.59%) Q2 2022 Earnings Call July 27, 2022, 4:30 p.m. ET Contents: Prepared Remarks: Hello and welcome to today’s Teladoc Health Q2 earnings call. My name is Elliot and I will be coordinating your call today. [Operator Instructions] I would now like to hand over to Patrick Feeley, Vice President and Investor Relations. The floor is yours. Patrick Feeley — Vice President and Investor Relations Thank you and have a good day. Today after the market closed, we issued a press release announcing our financial results for the second quarter of 2022. This press release and accompanyingRead News

GA AIDE press release

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Health

ATLANTA (July 27, 2022) – The Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) announced the final approval of a value-based, hospital-led payment program called Georgia’s Advancing Innovation to Deliver Equity (GA-AIDE). The program focuses on improving health outcomes by supporting preventive care, chronic disease management, children’s and women’s health, and improving health care by increasing Medicaid funding to support eligible safety-net providers. The GA-AIDE program uses targeted payments to improve the quality of patient care provided by Georgia’s single largest provider of Medicaid services, Grady Memorial Hospital, and Georgia’s state medical education center, Augusta University Medical Center. Part of the payoutRead News

Legalizing cannabis could benefit public health, according to research

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Health

Federal legalization of cannabis could provide an opportunity to enact rules that better protect public health, researchers say. In a white paper published July 18, researchers at the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics outlined several possible policies that could be enacted by the federal government if it decriminalizes cannabis. This includes setting limits on the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) – the main psychoactive compound in cannabis – that can be included in products, and limiting how many individuals can buy at one time based on the amount of THC in the product. Other policies include taxingRead News

Governor Lamont Announces Connecticut Expanding Maternal Health Coverage through HUSKY from 60 Days to 12 Months Post Pregnancy

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Health

Press Releases Governor Lamont Announces Connecticut Expands Maternal Health Coverage Through HUSKY From 60 Days to Twelve Months After Pregnancy (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has approved the State of Connecticut’s request to extend Medicaid (known in Connecticut as HUSKY) and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) coverage for twelve months after pregnancy. According to CMS, this expansion will affect approximately 4,000 Connecticut residents who would otherwise have lost coverage after 60 days. While the majority of the approximately 14,000 HUSKY clients who give birth each year remain eligibleRead News

Patient Care Estimates

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Health

Orlando Health is committed to helping patients make informed decisions about their care. Our online cost estimation tool helps you estimate your maintenance costs. While this tool can help you estimate some healthcare costs, it’s important to know that it only provides a partial estimate. The estimate includes hospital fees and charges, but does not include physician fees such as emergency room physician, radiologist, or anesthesiologist fees. Additionally, your final cost may be higher or lower depending on many factors, including insurance coverage, length of hospital stay, health complications, and treatment recommended by your doctor. Online Estimates – Getting StartedRead News

In a major boost for Democrats, Manchin and Schumer announce a deal on energy and health care

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Health

(CNN) Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Joe Manchin on Wednesday announced a deal on an energy and health care bill, representing a turning point after more than a year of negotiations that have failed more and over and over. But it will face furious opposition from the GOP. The deal is a major reversal for Manchin, and the health and climate bill has a serious chance of becoming law as soon as August, assuming Democrats can pass the bill in the House and meet with the Senate MP to allow him to be approved along the party’s straightRead News

Emma Gibson: Optimizing healthcare logistics in Africa

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Health

Growing up in South Africa at the turn of the century, Emma Gibson saw the rise of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and its devastating impact on her home country, where many people lacked life-saving health care. At the time, Gibson was too young to understand what a sexually transmitted infection was, but she knew that HIV was infecting millions of South Africans and AIDS was taking hundreds of thousands of lives. “As a child I was terrified of this monster that was HIV and felt so powerless to do something about it,” she says. Now, as an adult, her childhood fearRead News

Federal food aid in Wisconsin has evolved, but users still face decades-old barriers

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Food

Although she has been receiving federal food assistance for about 15 years, Madison resident Elizabeth Blume has never eaten government cheese. She heard horror stories from people who, though. “There was just this big block of (…) something gelatinous that was orange,” Blume said. Today, federal food programs no longer rely on surplus dairy products to feed food insecure Americans. Eligibility requirements have been loosened, there are easier payment options, and the current system provides users with more choice and dignity. While Blume, 39, has more choice than early commodity recipients, it’s still difficult to maintain a balanced diet usingRead News

7 Delicious Stops on North Dakota’s German Food Trail

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Food

Almost every big family dinner I attended growing up in North Dakota included two delicious, doughy favorites: kuchen and knoephla. Kuchen is a sweet cake made of custard and fruit, and knoephla is a rustic noodle made from flour and water that is usually served with meat and sauerkraut. All mothers could make them, and children almost universally loved them. After moving to Arizona as a young adult, I learned that kuchen and knoephla weren’t exactly the household staples I assumed they were as a youngster. In fact, I found that almost no one outside the region of North DakotaRead News

9 Foods That Are Toxic To Dogs – Dangerous Foods For People That Dogs Can’t Eat

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Food

Dogs are our constant worshiping companions, and never more so than when we are preparing food or eating. It’s almost impossible to resist those longing eyes that beg for one tiny bite at a teenager. But sharing people’s food with your dog can be dangerous, and there are many foods that are toxic to dogs. “Every species has different needs, and animals don’t metabolize food the same way we do,” says Deborah Linder, DVM., MS, D.AC.V.IM, a board-certified veterinary nutritionist at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. at Tufts University. “Foods that are right for you may not be for dogs,Read News

Ashland, Wayne food pantries struggle to feed the community

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Food

WOOSTER – Marilyn Hicks walked to her car with her young child. Beside him, a volunteer pushed a cart with bags of canned food and fresh food. This is Hicks’ second visit to the Wooster Hope Center’s food drive during July’s cash-free event. Just before the beginning of the month, his car died, costing him about US$1,600 that he did not have. Mobile pantry: Wooster Hope Center to launch first mobile food pantry in Rittman on Friday Without a pantry, she would have to decide whether to spend money on her bills or food to feed her two children. “IRead News

How to Solve the Global Food Crisis

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Food

The war in Ukraine produced many global wave effects, but perhaps not as painful as the impact on world food supplies. Ukraine and Russia are among the world’s largest producers of wheat, maize and potatoes, and the war has cut supplies from these two countries off to world markets for most of this year. Besides the here and now political solution, what can be done to grow more food and distribute it more equitably? As part of the Global Reboot podcast, I met Ertharin Cousin, former head of the World Food Program. Below is an abbreviated and edited transcript ofRead News

Reduce your risk of dementia with these food and activity choices

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Food

(CNN) Eating more natural, unprocessed foods, staying active and living a healthy lifestyle are all ways to fight dementia as you age, according to two new studies published Wednesday in Neurology , the medical journal of the American Academy of Microbiology. One study investigated how physical and mental activities such as housework, exercise, and visiting family and friends can reduce the risk of dementia. Other studies have looked at the effects of eating highly processed foods on future risk of dementia. Physical, mental and social activities help Physical, mental and social activity helps More than 500,000 people participating in theRead News

Local food is not the climate solution you want | Greenbiz

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Food

This article originally appeared as part of our Food Weekly newsletter. Sign up to get food sustainability news in your inbox every Thursday. Local food is better for the environment. This is one of the stubbornest myths when it comes to sustainable food systems and one of the bubbles I have tried to pop when I tell people about their eating habits. Instead of just shopping locally, I asked them to think about what they eat (more vegetables, less meat) and how it is produced because transport is only responsible for around 6% of global food emissions. So, earlier thisRead News

From avocados to coffee, some food costs are starting to drop but prices remain high

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Food

As rising food prices continue to wreak havoc around the world, consumers are finding some respite in cooking oil, coffee and avocados. The prices of these foods are starting to fall, although they still remain relatively high, according to the latest food price data. In Asia-Pacific, Indian sunflower oil and palm oil prices fell 7% and 12% respectively between the end of May and June, agricultural commodities data group Tridge said. During the same period, palm oil prices in Bangladesh fell by almost 25%. In Vietnam, wholesale coffee prices fell by almost 5% in July compared to the start ofRead News

Utah Legislature Registers Local Nutrition Coalition in the Fight Against Food Insecurity

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Food

Posted by Sandra MacMartin, Public Affairs Specialist with guest author Paul Birkbeck, Utah Department of Workforce Services SNAP Program Specialist Food and Nutrition Food security My name is Paul Birkbeck and I have been with SNAP for 26 years and have had the honor of chairing the Utah Nutrition Action Coalition (SNAC) for the past eight years. Across the United States, SNACs are an innovative collaborative strategy to improve community health through partnerships. I am in awe of the passion and dedication of our nutrition partners in Utah. Write a Response

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