Thursday, October 1, 2020
It is of utmost importance that moms-to-be get good care during their pregnancy, but before and after it as well. This is as important for the mother as it is for the baby since prenatal care is the best way to be sure both are healthy and happy. Regular check-ups will allow doctors to spot
[ Read More ]We’re living through pretty unprecedented times. The rapid spread of coronavirus and the consequent outbreak of Covid-19 on an international scale means that many of our lives are completely unrecognisable in comparison to how they were at the start of the year. Rather than getting on with our usual routines and looking forward to holidays,
[ Read More ]We believe the mass isolation of older adults during the Coronavirus lockdown, could result in the widespread use of new technologies that could help seniors age in place. This hypothesis comes from the observation of a rapid increase in demand for technologies like telemedicine, videoconferencing, medical alert systems and medication dispensers during the Coronavirus pandemic.
[ Read More ]Ideally, giving birth is an experience that is viewed as full of hope and promise. However, this life-changing event doesn’t always go as planned, particularly when the newborn baby experiences serious birth injuries caused by the negligence of attending healthcare professionals. In 2006 alone, at least 157,700 injuries to mothers and babies during childbirth were
[ Read More ]There is an ongoing demand for memory care facilities for dementia sufferers in recent times. It is not surprising considering that the number of individuals who develop dementia or any of its forms continues to increase per year. As per studies and research, this number will dramatically increase in the coming years since the baby
[ Read More ]Proper nutrition and medication management are essential for patients who have adapted to the private home care system. Home healthcare is necessary for people who cannot completely take care of themselves. Skilled and non-skilled professionals are necessary for a person’s health care, to provide support to family members who can act as secondary caregivers to
[ Read More ]Caregivers are probably one of the most underappreciated and unrecognized groups of volunteers. They work behind the scenes, engage in seemingly normal and everyday tasks, and usually go about their job quietly and unassumingly. But, behind the perception of stability and normalcy is often a very lonely, tired, stressed and scared person. Caregivers are so
[ Read More ]Although quite exciting, caring for another life inside your own body means the two lives are tied around a single existence and hence the good or the bad that happens in one body naturally transmits to another body. No matter how strong we feel physically, we are all the time vulnerable to factors that have
[ Read More ]In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, it is even more important for those with respiratory issues, allergies, and asthma to monitor their health. Those in the “at-risk” group also include the 65 million people worldwide that have Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). If you are living with respiratory issues, make sure that you monitor your
[ Read More ]If there is something we know for sure about the brain, is that there is so much more left to discover about its power and the way we can use it to improve our lives. But more and more people seem to want to hack their brains, to enjoy its benefits right here and right
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