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The ultimate guide to waxing aftercare for melanated skin
Although waxing is a great way to keep the skin smooth and hair-free, it can occasionally leave discolouration or dark spots if aftercare for melanated skin is not put in place.
Tulsa launches Office of Health and Wellbeing, names Jabraan Pasha CHO
The office also will oversee the city’s Children’s Mental Health Initiative.
Language barriers cripple Sikh immigrants’ access to healthcare
The government’s recent crackdown on immigrants is also worsening health outcomes within the community.
Doctors demand access to Federal Plaza to check on detainees’ health
A week after a federal judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to improve detention conditions for immigrants held at 26 Federal Plaza, New York doctors are demanding access to the facility to evaluate detainees’ health amidst reports of overcrowding, unsanitary conditions and medical neglect. On Monday afternoon, four physicians with the New York…
You can now get birth control without a prescription in New Jersey
A short health questionnaire and an on-site blood pressure check are required.
What to know about Covid’s uptick and mRNA vaccines right now
The waste doesn’t lie: Up to a few weeks ago, wastewater data showed rising Covid-19 viral levels in New York City and across the state. While more recent wastewater data […] The post What to know about Covid’s uptick and mRNA vaccines right now appeared first on Epicenter NYC.
Future Indian Health Board clinic in Minneapolis will blend Western, Indigenous health practices
The Menaandawiwe clinic — “a place where healing happens” in Ojibwe — will enhance access and care for Minneapolis’ Indigenous people.
Genetic testing helped a mother find answers for her daughter
by Amen Galinato, AsAmNews Intern When Grace Li described her daughter Lily’s neurodevelopmental disorders to her Chinese relatives, she struggled to find the words that didn’t demean her daughter’s differences. […] The post Genetic testing helped a mother find answers for her daughter appeared first on AsAmNews.
The FDA let substandard factories ship these medications to the U.S.
More than 150 products were exempted from import bans since 2013) – Republish info at the “republish” button near the top.
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians to host opioid summit
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians is hosting a one-day summit on September 25 at Southwestern Michigan College to explore solutions to the ongoing opioid crisis in Michigan.
Let’s talk about normalizing public breastfeeding
Photo by davide bonaldo The feminist movement has been fighting for the desexualization of breasts for years, with movements such as the #freethenipple campaign and the breastfeeding movement, which looks to normalize breastfeeding in public. There are many reasons why women are constantly having to fight to change the narrative about breasts, with one major…
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