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We are dedicated to providing you quality nose reshaping surgery at Rhinoplasty Birmingham AL. We ensure that your nose looks natural and balanced with the rest of the facial features after nose surgery at Rhinoplasty Birmingham AL.
Rhinoplasty is the one of the most popular surgical cosmetic procedures in the world. There are some good reasons why people of all ages and background in Birmingham AL decide to have Rhinoplasty:
Rhinoplasty can be used to correct nasal bump, short nose, long nose, twisted or deviated nose and hanging nose tip etc.
With nose surgery you can get your nose straightened, a hump on the bridge lowered, or a depression filled for better contour.
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The position of the nose tip and the bridge between them can be improved for a more natural and beautiful look.
Rhinoplasty can also alter distance from the face to the tip of the nose.
People with functional nasal problems have nose surgeries to restore breathing, correct a deviated septum, etc.
WHEN TO CHOOSE NOSE SURGERY?
Nose surgery is carried out for cosmetic and functional reasons. It can correct and improve birth defects or any type of physical trauma to the nose. It restores normal breathing and can cosmetically change your nose size, shape and angle. According to a survey, every year over ½ million people undergo Rhinoplasty.
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Rhinoplasty is an outpatient surgical procedure. It may take one to three hours and is performed under general anesthesia. Clients can usually go home after Rhinoplasty surgery. Dressings may include internal and external splints and packing.
RECOVERY FROM RHINOPLASTY
You can observe bruising and swelling, and possibly bruising around the eyes, immediately after the Rhinoplasty procedure. This situation can last for a few days. Bruising and swelling start to reduce within a week or two. Ultimately, all post Rhinoplasty conditions disappear within a few weeks.
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This conference topic will focus on the critical issue of global health and the strategies for managing supply chain disruptions and ensuring access to essential medicines and supplies. The panel will feature experts in public health, pharmaceuticals, and logistics who will examine the challenges and opportunities associated with managing supply chains for global health.
The panelists will discuss the latest developments in supply chain resilience and risk management in the context of global health, highlighting the importance of supply chain transparency, flexibility, and innovation. They will share their experiences and expertise in navigating the complex regulatory environment and diverse cultural contexts of different regions and countries, while providing practical guidance on how to ensure access to critical medicines and supplies in times of crisis.
Additionally, the discussion will explore the latest innovations in the delivery of health products, including e-health and mobile health technologies, and their potential to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of global health supply chains. The panelists will provide insights into the latest trends and best practices in logistics and supply chain management for global health, and highlight successful examples of public-private partnerships and initiatives that have successfully addressed supply chain disruptions and improved access to essential medicines and supplies.
Moreover, the panelists will discuss the ethical and social implications of global health supply chain management, including issues related to equity, sustainability, and access. They will highlight the importance of stakeholder engagement, community involvement, and human rights considerations in ensuring that global health supply chains serve the needs of the most vulnerable and marginalized populations.
Attendees will leave the conference with a comprehensive understanding of the latest strategies and innovations in global health supply chain management, and practical guidance on how to navigate the challenges and opportunities associated with managing supply chains for critical medicines and supplies in diverse global contexts.


Last Updated on September 17, 2023 by Arootha
In an era marked by hectic schedules, fast-food chains on every corner, and an increasing reliance on processed foods, maintaining a healthy diet may seem like a daunting task. However, the benefits of eating healthy extend far beyond just physical well-being; they encompass mental, emotional, and even societal aspects of our lives. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the profound benefits of eating healthy, exploring how it can transform our lives in various ways.
I. Physical Health Benefits
- Weight management
One of the most apparent advantages of eating a healthy diet is weight management. Obesity has become a global epidemic, leading to numerous health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, and joint problems. A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains can help individuals maintain a healthy weight or shed excess pounds, reducing the risk of obesity-related diseases.
- Disease Prevention
A nutritious diet can act as a powerful shield against a multitude of diseases. Consuming foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants can strengthen the immune system and reduce the risk of chronic illnesses, including cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and diabetes. For instance, a diet high in fiber can lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease.
- Increased Energy Levels
Healthy eating provides a steady supply of energy throughout the day. Nutrient-dense foods, such as complex carbohydrates and lean proteins, release energy slowly, preventing blood sugar spikes and crashes. This sustained energy level helps individuals stay alert, focused, and productive.
- Better Digestion
Fiber-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains promote healthy digestion. They aid in regular bowel movements, prevent constipation, and maintain a healthy gut microbiome. A well-functioning digestive system is essential for overall health and well-being.
- Stronger Bones and Teeth
A diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, found in dairy products, fortified foods, and leafy greens, promotes strong bones and teeth. This is crucial in preventing osteoporosis and dental problems in later life.
II. Mental and Emotional Health Benefits
- Improved Mood
The link between diet and mental health is gaining recognition. Research suggests that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and omega-3 fatty acids can improve mood and reduce the risk of depression and anxiety. These foods contain nutrients that support brain function and the production of neurotransmitters that regulate mood.
- Enhanced Cognitive Function
Healthy eating can boost cognitive function and memory. Nutrients like antioxidants, vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids protect the brain from oxidative stress, reduce inflammation, and support neural connectivity. This can result in improved concentration, problem-solving skills, and overall cognitive performance.
- Reduced Stress Levels
Chronic stress can have a detrimental impact on physical and mental health. Eating a balanced diet can help reduce stress by regulating cortisol levels and promoting a sense of well-being. Foods rich in magnesium, such as nuts and leafy greens, are known to have calming effects.
- Better Sleep Quality
Diet plays a significant role in sleep quality. Foods that are high in sugar and processed carbohydrates can disrupt sleep patterns, leading to poor sleep quality. On the other hand, a diet consisting of complex carbohydrates, lean proteins, and certain amino acids can promote better sleep.
III. Longevity and Aging Benefits
- Slower Aging Process
A healthy diet can slow down the aging process at the cellular level. Antioxidant-rich foods combat oxidative stress and inflammation, reducing the risk of age-related diseases and promoting longevity. For example, resveratrol in red grapes has been linked to anti-aging effects.
- Increased Lifespan
Research consistently shows that individuals who follow a balanced diet tend to live longer. The combination of disease prevention, better overall health, and improved bodily functions can add years to one’s life.
IV. Social and Economic Benefits
- Social Well-Being
Eating healthy often involves cooking at home and sharing meals with loved ones. This fosters stronger social connections and promotes family bonding. It also sets a positive example for children, encouraging them to adopt healthy eating habits from an early age.
- Reduced Healthcare Costs
A population that embraces healthy eating can potentially reduce healthcare costs on a societal level. Preventing chronic diseases through proper nutrition can alleviate the burden on healthcare systems and reduce the economic strain on individuals and families.
V. Environmental Benefits
- Sustainable Agriculture
Eating healthy isn’t just about personal health; it’s also about the health of the planet. A diet focused on whole, plant-based foods has a lower environmental footprint. It requires less water, produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions, and minimizes deforestation compared to diets heavy in meat and processed foods.
- Biodiversity Conservation
Promoting the consumption of a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, and grains can help preserve biodiversity. Diversified diets support the cultivation of a broader range of crops, reducing the risk of monoculture and the associated loss of plant and animal species.
The benefits of eating healthy extend beyond mere physical health. They encompass mental and emotional well-being, longevity, social connections, economic savings, and environmental sustainability. Embracing a balanced diet not only enhances our individual lives but also contributes to a healthier society and planet. In a world where convenience often takes precedence, it’s crucial to recognize the profound impact that our dietary choices can have on multiple aspects of our lives and the world around us. By prioritizing healthy eating, we pave the way for a brighter, more sustainable future for ourselves and generations to come.


In 1965, Goldman documented the earliest report of tattoo pigment interaction with short-pulsed lasers. He compared the reaction of a dark blue tattoo to a QSRL with nanosecond pulses to that of a microsecond-pulsed ruby laser. He found nonspecific thermal necrosis with microsecond impacts, while nanosecond impacts only produced transient edema accompanied by a peculiar whitening of the impact area, which lasted about 30 minutes. No thermal necrosis was present, but tattoo fragments remained in the dermis. The mechanism of this reaction was unknown but not believed to be thermal because of normal measurements taken with a thermistor. Because retention of tattoo pigment was reported, this modality was originally interpreted as a failure. However, Goldman followed the patient's progress and noted continued fading of the treated area.
In 1992, Goldman communicated that he was unable to continue this work because his engineer had been fatally electrocuted, and the project was abandoned. Three years later, other investigators confirmed and expanded these results by using a QSRL (694 nm, 20 ns) to remove blue and black tattoo pigment successfully without tissue damage. Biopsies performed after 3 months showed absence of tattoo pigment and no evidence of thermal damage. These effects were dose dependent, with fluences of 5.6 J/cm2 or less showing absence of thermal damage but incomplete pigment removal. Higher fluences led to subepidermal blistering similar to a second-degree burn and dermal fibrosis at 3 months, although pigment removal was more complete. Subsequent studies concluded that this treatment modality was impractical because of the small target areas and the risk of coagulation necrosis of tissue surrounding the tattoo pigment.
Reid et al continued to study the QSRL, and, in 1983, they published an additional report on the removal of black pigment in professional and amateur tattoos. They reported good results, particularly with amateur tattoos but noted several disadvantages, including the need for multiple treatments (often 6 or more) for complete pigment removal. They also reported scarring in 2 patients and emphasized the need to use relatively low powers (but above the threshold to produce immediate tissue whitening) and the importance of the treatment interval. At least 3 weeks between treatments were necessary for tissue healing and pigment removal by macrophages. In vitro tests showed an immediate reaction in the ink that could be explained only by a chemical reaction.
Biopsy specimens revealed evidence of ink fragmentation into smaller particles, which were then phagocytized by macrophages. These 2 phenomena correspond with clinical observations of an immediate reduction in visible pigment in the first week after treatment, followed by gradual fading over the next several weeks without further therapy.
Stimulated by studies that found that the QSRL preferentially damaged melanized cells in animal skin and by the tattoo studies previously cited, researchers at the Wellman Laboratories of Photomedicine at Harvard Medical School completed a detailed dose-response study of the QSRL in 1990
By using a 40- to 80-nanosecond pulse, they treated 41 tattoos 5 times at doses of 1.5-4 J/cm2. Of 27 amateur tattoos, 8 cleared at a rate greater than 75% (all treated at 4 J/cm2) in an average of 2.6 treatments. None of the 14 professional tattoos reached this level within 5 treatment sessions, and frequent purpura and rare, punctate bleeding occurred. Twenty-eight tattoos with residual pigment were treated up to 5 times at fluences of 5-8 J/cm2 with more tissue damage, frequent purpura, and occasional superficial erosions noted. At the completion of this phase, more than 75% clearance was achieved in an additional 10 amateur tattoos (average of 3.5 treatments) and 3 professional tattoos (single treatment).
The overall results were excellent in 78% of amateur tattoos but in only 23% of professional tattoos. Despite these discouraging statistics, the authors were optimistic that the QSRL would become the preferred treatment for tattoos because of the rare result of scarring. In addition, the authors stressed that the competitive absorption by melanosomes, which led to vacuolization of melanocytes and keratinocytes, with hypopigmentation noted in 39% (low fluences) to 46% (higher fluences) of patients. Normal pigmentation was reestablished progressively over a 4- to 12-month period; however, 4 of the 10 tattoos examined 1 year after treatment still showed confettilike hypopigmentation.
The authors agreed with previous investigators that the immediate whitening represents rapid, localized heating with steam or gas formation, resulting in dermal and epidermal vacuolization. An unexplained brief emission of white light as the laser pulse struck the tattoo pigment was noted. Interestingly, histologic persistence of altered tattoo pigment in areas of clinical clearing was noted, suggesting a change in the optical properties of the tattoo pigment.
This study did not establish an optimal treatment interval. Although the mean interval was 3 weeks, intervals of 1-5 weeks were used with no statistical difference in response. Blue and black pigments were most responsive, whereas green and yellow responded less well and red was poorly responsive to the red wavelength (694 nm). Purpura and punctate bleeding most likely represent indirect vascular injury from photoacoustic waves generated by the laser's interaction with tattoo pigment.
Scheibner et al reported preliminary results of treatment of 101 amateur and 62 professional tattoos using fluences of 2-4 J/cm2 with a 40-nanosecond pulse width, spot sizes of 5 and 8 mm, and a treatment interval of 5-6 weeks. Although response details are lacking, after an average of 4 treatments, 87% of amateur tattoos were more than 80% clear, while of 62 professional tattoos, only 11% were more than 80% clear. Treated areas required 10-14 days to heal, remained erythematous for an additional 1-3 weeks, and developed hypopigmentation lasting 2-6 months in most patients. Skin textural changes resolved over 6-8 weeks, with no scarring reported. Tattoos of the face and the neck responded faster but were more sensitive to tissue damage, necessitating lower fluences. A better response was noted with older, professional tattoos and blue inks in comparison to other colors.
As stated earlier, Taylor et al reported on light and electron microscopic analysis of QSRL-treated tattoos. After irradiation, all of the 3 previously described particle types were still found, in addition to the round, lamellated, electron-lucent particles measuring 25-40 nm found more commonly in the deeper dermis and subcutaneous fat. These altered particles are believed to originate from the 40-nm particle. After treatment, pigment granules measured approximately 1 µm (compared with the original size of 4.0 µm) and were loosely packed. Granules in the papillary dermis measured 0.2-0.4 µm and were densely packed. Again, clinical clearing correlated poorly with histologic clearing because tattoos that responded well often had residual pigment.
The mechanism of action of the QSRL is through photon absorption by tattoo pigment within fibroblasts. During the 40-nanosecond pulse, temperatures exceeding 1000°C can occur. Gaseous products of pyrolysis or pores created by superheated steam may account for the lamellated appearance of the granules after laser exposure. The reduction in pigment particle size and fragmentation of pigment-containing cells probably results from rapid thermal expansion, shock waves, and potentially localized cavitation. Fluence-dependent thermal damage to collagen immediately surrounding the irradiated tattoo pigment also occurs.


Jason Tarkin is a Junior Research Fellow at St Catharine’s College. He is a Wellcome Clinical Research Career Development Fellow and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at the University of Cambridge. He is also an elected member of the British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging committee.
After graduating summa cum laude with honours in Biology from the University of New Hampshire in 2003, Jason studied Medicine at St George’s, University of London where he received distinction in Clinical Sciences in 2008. His medical training was in the London Deanery.
In 2017, he was awarded a PhD from the University of Cambridge, where he studied at Gonville & Caius College. For his Wellcome Trust-funded doctoral research on somatostatin receptor PET imaging of atherosclerotic inflammation, Jason won both the Melvin Judkin’s Young Investigator Award from the American Heart Association in 2016, and the William W Parmley Young Author Achievement Award from the American College of Cardiology in 2018, among other prestigious awards.
Jason trained in Cardiology at the Bart’s Heart Centre, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, and Hammersmith Hospital, where he was also an NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer at the National Heart & Lung Institute. His clinical subspecialty is cardiovascular imaging.
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I Love Coconut Oil – The Book
I just read I Love Coconut Oil: 56 Simple Tips For Everyday Use by Cricket Desmarais for the third time and know it will not be my last. Cricket’s book breaks down the benefits of coconut oil into easy-to-digest bites and then offers 56 ways that we can use coconut oil to improve our daily living.
For Cricket – “It started with a quest for good health, a clear mind, and a radiant inner and outer beauty.” She was in a state that I am sure many can relate to – her body was telling her something wasn’t right, but the doctors could not figure out what was truly wrong. She chose to make personal discoveries into how she could work on improving her health and began what she calls “food and chemical recovery”.
“It was a powerful journey into knowing that I had the opportunity to make choices that would either support – or stifle – my wellness… Everyday for the last five years, I have reached for coconut oil in either my kitchen or my bathroom. And since then, I’ve seen it boost my immunity, heal wounds, decrease the adversity of a bout with illness or prevent an illness all together.”
Cricket’s 56 tips have inspired me to try coconut oil in inventive new ways. Coconut oil is obviously a staple in my kitchen pantry, but I also use coconut oil as a daily moisturizer, a massage oil and lip balm as well as for working out squeaky hinges and adding as a cat food supplement. You will be surprised at all of the amazing benefits that coconut oil offers and be sure to read Cricket’s suggestions on how to select your coconut oil so that you are sure to get the best available. And if you want to take a peek inside the book here is a link.
Do you use coconut oil for more than just cooking?


As part of its efforts to reduce the risk of COVID-19 to students and employees, LAUSD is deploying mobile vaccination teams to various middle and high schools on a predetermined schedule to administer free doses of the vaccine to eligible students aged 12 and older.
The mobile vaccination team will be on the Science Academy campus on Friday, September 10th from 8:30am to 3:30pm for dose 1 and on Friday, October 1st from 8:30am to 3:30pm for dose 2.
To take advantage of LAUSD’s mobile vaccination, schedule a vaccination appointment for your eligible student and complete the COVID vaccination consent form using LAUSD’s Daily Pass.
*Parent or adult must be present at appointments for students ages 12-15. Parent/adult presence is optional for students ages 16 and older.
If you have any questions or need assistance in receiving a free vaccination at a school in your neighborhood, please call our Family Vaccination Hotline at (213) 328-3958, or visit Los Angeles Unified’s website at lausd.net.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support in keeping our community safe.


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The Man of the Shroud “underwent an under glenoidal dislocation of the humerus on the right side and lowering of the shoulder, and has a flattened hand and enophthalmos; conditions that have not been described before, despite several studies on the subject. These injuries indicate that the Man suffered a violent blunt trauma to the neck, chest and shoulder from behind, causing neuromuscular damage and lesions of the entire brachial plexus.”
This is the conclusion four university professors arrived at in an in-depth study they carried out on the image of the crucified Man on the Turin Shroud. They observed that “the posture of the left claw-hand is indicative of an injury of the lower brachial plexus, as is the crossing of the hands on the pubis, not above the pubis as it would normally be, and are related to traction of the limbs as a result of the nailing to the patibulum.” Only part of the study has been published so far in Injury , the prestigious International Journal of the Care of the Injured. The rest of the study is to follow shortly. The four experts involved in the research are: Matteo Bevilacqua of the Hospital-University of Padua, Italy; Giulio Fanti of the Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Padua, Italy; Michele D’Arienzo of the Orthopaedic Clinic at the University of Palermo, Italy and Raffaele De Caro of the Institute of Anatomy at the University of Padua, Italy.
The first discovery the four experts made, is that the Man of the Shroud underwent a dislocation of the shoulder and paralysis of the right arm. The person whose figure is imprinted on the Shroud is believed to have collapsed under the weight of the cross, or the “patibulum” as it is referred to in the study, the horizontal part of the cross. The Man of the Shroud the academics explain, fell “forwards” and suffered a “violent” knock” “while falling to the ground.” “Neck and shoulder muscle paralysis” were “caused by a heavy object hitting the back between the neck and shoulder and causing displacement of the head from the side opposite to the shoulder depression. In this case, the nerves of the upper brachial plexus (particularly branches C5 and C6) are violently stretched resulting in an Erb-Duchenne paralysis (as occurs in dystocia) because of loss of motor innervation to the deltoid, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, biceps, supinator, brachioradialis and rhomboid muscles.” At this point it would have been impossible for the cross bearer to go on holding it and this brings to mind the passage in the Gospel which describes how the soldiers forced Simon of Cyrene to pick up Jesus’ cross. Not an act of compassion therefore, but of necessity. This explains why “the right shoulder is lower than the left by 10±5 degrees” and The right eye is retracted in the orbit” because of the paralysis of the entire arm, the academics say.
The second discovery described in the Injury article is to do with the double nailing of the Man’s hands: Until now, experts could not explain the absence of thumbprints. The four academics can now reveal that “the lack of thumbprints of both hands on the TS is related not only to a lesion of the median nerve that causes only a slight flexion of the thumb, but also, particularly, to the fact that the nail driven into the wrist has pulled or injured the flexor pollicis longus tendon causing its dragging in the hole and the complete retraction of the thumb.”
Why the double nailing?One plausible reason could be that the Man’s executioners were unable to nail his hands into the holes that had already been specially punched into the cross to prevent the nails from bending when they were hammered into the hard wood. Once the first wrist was nailed to the cross they failed to nail the second one using the pre-prepared hole and so the executioners had to unnail both wrists. They then apparently drove the nails in lower down between the two rows of carpal bones, on the ulnar side of the hand.
The third discovery is to do with the right foot of the Man of the Shroud: it was nailed to the cross twice. An analysis of the imprint of the sole of the right foot shows two nails were driven into it: one between the second and third metatarsal and another at heel level which other academics had not spotted clearly.
According to the four experts, the Man of the Shroud definitely siuffered a very serious and widespread pain accompanied by an intense sensation of heat, and usually shock when there is event he slightest limb movement. This was caused by a total paralysis of the right arm, the nailing of the left arm because of damage to the median nerve and the nailing of the feet because of damage to the tibial nerves. This method of nailing led to breathing impairment: with the arms raised at an approximately 15 degree angle causing the ribcage to expand, the lungs had difficulty expiring, reducing air flow. In addition to this, each deep breath the Man took to speak or to catch his breath will have put a strain on the lower limbs causing him intense pain.
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Cupping Therapy with Aleksandra
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Melissa Koziolek, RMT, is a graduate of Kikkawa College with over six years experience. She has been caring for clients at Swansea since 2015, and began managing the clinic in September 2017. You'll find her working at the front desk Tuesday through Friday and available for massage therapy treatments on Saturday. Read more about Melissa here.
Paul Koziolek, RMT, graduated from Kikkawa College in 2006. He is one of Swansea's original RMTs, so many of you will remember him from the old location on Ripley Avenue. Paul divides his time between serving clients at Swansea, and also at his own clinic, Bstreet Massage Therapy in the Annex. Read more about Paul here.
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If the provider requires further processing, we file the claim on your behalf; the payment go to you directly. You, then, are responsible for payment to the Clinic on the day the service is provided.
We have learned, through trial and error, that most providers do not accept electronically submitted claims for Secondary Coverage. These claims usually must be submitted manually. In these cases, the Clinic must be paid directly.


Dignity Hospice offers complete coverage of medications directly related to a patient’s hospice diagnosis as well as medications for comfort. Upon the initial assessment, Dignity’s Registered Nurse (RN) Case Managers thoroughly review and discuss a patient’s medications with the patient and/or family directly, as well as with Dignity’s Medical Director. Dignity’s Medical Director ultimately determines which medications will be covered.
Dignity Hospice also provides any necessary Durable Medical Equipment (DME). All DME is delivered wherever a patient calls “home”, free of charge, to assist with comfort, safety and quality of life. Upon admission, Dignity’s RN Case Managers work with the patient and their family to discuss their specific DME needs and answer any questions they might have. A patient’s equipment may include, but is not limited to, a wheelchair, walker, hospital bed, bedside table, bedside commode, oxygen, etc.
Finally, when needed, Dignity Hospice provides any necessary medical supplies such as briefs, wipes, gloves, wound care supplies, etc. These items are ordered by Dignity’s RN Case Managers and are delivered to the patient’s home, free of charge.


Laboratory refrigerators are specialized refrigeration units designed for storing temperature-sensitive laboratory samples, reagents, and medications in a controlled and consistent environment. These refrigerators are essential in research laboratories, healthcare facilities, and pharmaceutical settings.
Key features of laboratory refrigerators include precise temperature controls that maintain temperatures typically between 2°C to 8°C, ensuring the integrity and stability of stored materials. They often come with adjustable shelves, drawers, and compartments to accommodate a wide range of sample sizes and containers.
Laboratory refrigerators are designed with safety features such as alarms, temperature monitoring systems, and lockable doors to protect valuable and sensitive materials. Some models are explosion-proof or designed for hazardous materials.
These refrigerators are essential for maintaining the quality of laboratory samples, chemicals, and reagents, preventing spoilage and degradation. They contribute to the reliability and accuracy of scientific experiments, pharmaceutical research, and medical diagnostics, ensuring the integrity of research and healthcare processes.


The continuation of COVID has resulted in a greater understanding of the medical phraseology which defines developments which result from the impact of COVID-19 on prior existing medical problems, as well as problems which develop subsequent to the finding of COVID-19. Comorbidity, defined as “the simultaneous presence of two chronic diseases or conditions in a patient” comes into play when COVID impacts either an underlying medical condition, or another medical condition which develops after the COVID finding. When comorbidity exists in COVID-19 cases, affected workers are placed at greater risk as to the eventual outcome of their health because of the impact of COVID on their other medical condition. In either scenario, the second medical condition – whether it develops before or after the onset of COVID-19 – makes the situation more severe and problematic.
Many COVID-19 sufferers develop comorbidity if they have high blood pressure/ hypertension, chronic pulmonary disease, diabetes, liver problems, kidney problems, cancer or even obesity. These factors, along with other medical conditions which are combined with COVID-19 to create comorbidity, place the affected workers at a higher risk of suffering a more severe disability because of the combined impact of the two medical conditions, substantially delaying their ability to return to work, and/ or increasing their level of residual impairment.
Research regarding comorbidity has shown that it increases the likelihood of death when two medical conditions – one being COVID-19 – interact. As time progresses, and our understanding of comorbidity and COVID increases, there will be information which should cause adjusting agencies to see the combined effect.
The combined effect of COVID-19 and other previously-existing or later-developing medical conditions is a paramount issue to be addressed by Workers’ Compensation adjusters, adjusting agencies and self-insured employers so they will recognize the impact of comorbidity. If those parties fail to make this recognition and delay treatment needed by injured workers to cure or relieve their work-related injuries which involve comorbidity, the workers most likely will be off work for a longer period of time and have increased residual impairment.
For adjusting agencies, being aware of comorbidity and dealing with it proactively is a must.
Case law states that if a worker has a condition which is work-related, the employer has the absolute responsibility to cure or relieve the effects of that condition. And it is not necessary just that condition. If any ancillary medical conditions develop as a result of the work-related injury – in this case, COVID-19 – those conditions also become the responsibility of the employer’s Workers’ Compensation carrier.
In addition, if a pre-existing, current or subsequent medical condition which is non-work-related delays or makes worse the work-related medical condition, this disease or condition must be treated under the Workers’ Compensation system.
As stated previously, no matter what form the comorbidity takes – whether the COVID-19 impacts a previously-existing medical condition, or whether another medical condition develops after the COVID finding – the employer has the responsibility to cure or relieve both medical conditions.
As we know, the Utilization Review process and Independent Medical Review process for obtaining medical care are damaged and need correction. However, adjusters can recognize the necessity of care needed by injured workers and override UR and IMR to provide that care.
Comorbidity and COVID are tied together like twins, and must be dealt with properly. If this fails to be the case, injured workers’ need for medical care, their length of time off work, and their residual impairment will all continue to accelerate.
(For more information, see Newsletter 2021 Issue #7 — COVID/LONG HAULERS/ LONG COVID – which supports the fact that more information and better treatment of injured workers will allow for less impairment and a quicker return to work.)


We aim to eliminate the incidence of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) in the breed. Our cats are tested by a Feline Cardiologist to be free of the life threatening disease.
Utilizing Optimal Selection genetic testing by Wisdom Health we can verify that all our breeding cats clear for over 40 inheritable diseases. Screening also provides exact genetic diversity information which we use to select optimal breeding pairs. We are committed to increasing genetic variability in our kittens providing them with the best chances for living long and healthy lives. Research shows that good genetic variability promotes strong immune systems and longer lifespans in pets.


Toronto Dermatology Centre is one of the premiere places in Canada to manage psoriasis. Toronto Dermatology Centre launched the Toronto Psoriasis Centre because we see so many patients with psoriasis and have become a centre of excellence for psoriasis.
Toronto Psoriasis Centre has outstanding dermatologists that can offer both a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis of your skin, and also discuss all the treatment options including: natural & alternative treatments, moisturizer selection, prescription creams and pills, OHIP-covered phototherapy, and the new and powerful biologic agents.
Psoriasis affects 2-3% of people in North America, and about 25% of patients with psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis. Psoriasis is a persistent skin disorder characterized by red, thickened areas with silvery scales, most often on the scalp, elbows, knees, and lower back.
Some cases of psoriasis are so mild that people don't know they have it. Severe psoriasis may cover large areas of the body. Psoriasis is not contagious and cannot be passed from one person to another, but other family members may be affected (hereditary).


I know. You are probably thinking of that hideous plant (dare I even call it a plant?) from the 90s. The ones were you sprinkle chia seeds on a head, pet, or of course, Garfield. Guess what, they added Shrek and Sponge Bob to the mix. Why not?
Well, I not exactly talking about those Chia products. I really don't need anymore plant decor in my house that I can murder. Instead I am talking about the little seed they use, the Chia Seed. It is magical. I mean it can make Shrek grow hair.
Hey, I have an idea! Do you think it can help baby M...
Other than its mystical ability to transform clay pottery into plant "hair" growth, it does wonders for your body.
Chia seeds were known to be part of the Mayan and Aztec diets. They thought that consuming 1 tablespoon could sustain a person for 24 hours. It was referred to as the "running food". Aztec warriors relied on the seeds heavily to sustain them through battle. I know there are plenty of wellness warriors that are mad about them as well.
Chia seeds are loaded with Omega-3 fatty acids; even more so than its homeboy, flax. Fatty acids help protect against inflammation and heart disease. Dr. Oz says that, "they have among the highest antioxidant activity of any whole food–even more than fresh blueberries." They also have more calcium than a glass of milk. It is 20% protein and has a ton of fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Christopher McDougall, author of Born to Run, the true story of the astoundingly fit and healthy Tarahumara barefoot runners in Mexico, (who take off on 50-100-mile running runs as if they were evening strolls) likened the nutritional value of chia to making a 'smoothie of wild salmon, spinach and human growth hormones.'
Do you need more reasons to dig the seed? When part of a regular diet, Chia seeds help:
- cardiovascular health
- muscle energy and endurance
- joint function and mobility
- digestive regularity and detoxification
- maintain healthy blood sugar level **important for me since finding out I am hypoglycemic
- memory and mental clarity
- hormone modulation
- libido function
- improved in skin complexion
If you consume 2 tablespoons of Chia seeds, you are getting the same amount of Omega 3 content as eating 2 slices of salmon, 11 eggs with Omega 3, and 50 glasses of milk with Omega 3.
Do you need another reason? Here is a big one! It helps you lose weight. For real. I know from first hand experience. They kill cravings. When I make a Chia Fresca I feel full and satisfied for hours. I praise the high fiber content and nutritional density. No deprivation, no binges, no guilt, no stress.
You can make your own healthy version of Red Bull with Chia seeds. Many athletes and endurance runners use this drink. Warning- it's pretty hardcore. It's part slimy and bumpy but actually super refreshing and delicious.
Chia Fresca (Power Drink)
8-10 oz of water
1 tablespoon chia seeds
Mix seeds and water thoroughly
let it sit for 15 minutes
Yes it gets slimy and gel-like but once you add lime, lemon, honey, or sugar to taste it is superb!
Another option if you don't like the texture but want the benefits, is to blend baby blend.
let chia seeds soak 10 minutes
add to blender with water, ice, lemon, and agave.
If you still can't stand them, grind them in a coffee grinder to make them smaller. I don't think it is necessary but whatever floats your boat or gets you eating these magic seeds.
Chia seeds, have very little flavor. It is just a bit nutty, but more than anything, it has a seed like texture. Not bad at all, but can take some peeps getting use to.
Ways you can bond with your chia...
In your favorite oatmeal with blueberries and almond butter
Sprinkled in salads
To top smoothies or blended in them


By Ben Young | FITNESS | August 1, 2022
Why is Strength Important in Football? (Ultimate guide 2022)
Strength in football is one of the most critical components of a footballers training program because it underpins so many physical qualities and football skills.
In this article, we will explain why is strength important in football, list the benefits of strength training for football and we will link you out to all our other articles going into more depth on some of the specifics within this brilliant beneficial part of training for your game.
Why is strength important in football?
Strength training is a hugely under-utilized but vitally important portion of a player’s preparation.
Strength allows you to decelerate and change direction quickly, become faster and more powerful and also bulletproofs your body against soft tissue injuries.
Strength keeps running economy really high, making it easier to sustain high outputs for longer.
The types of strength needed for football are fairly complex but we’ve tried to simplify them as much as possible for you below.
The physical demand placed on footballers can be extremely high; From 1v1 duels, the speed of transitions, to the ability for individuals to change pace, direction, accelerate or decelerate to find space. In addition, as you progress into and through the professional leagues, the demands get higher and higher as the intensity & speed of the game increases.
For all the reasons above it is becoming more and more important that players are well conditioned to exceed the demands of the game. This is where strength training comes in.
Below we list the benefits of strength in soccer & ultimately answer the question of why is strength important in football.
If you need any help or advice with your strength training, we have you covered at E-Perform football.
To get our FREE ultimate footballer’s workout delivered straight to your inbox for free click on the link or to get more detail on how to get strong continue to read this article.
How do you get strong for football?
PRO TIP How to improve strength in football: To get strong for football, we need to lift heavy loads for only a few reps.
This allows us to build strength without putting on much bulk or size.
Carrying too much muscle consumes oxygen and will reduce our fitness on the pitch. So aim to lift heavy & for a few reps & slowly progress over time.
We have put together a free guide with 3 FREE WORKOUTS & 3 FITNESS SESSIONS together for you for free. Download it here.
What are the benefits of strength training for football players?
The benefits of strength training for football players are;
- Strength training improves the speed of recovery from matches
- Getting stronger can help your speed for football
- Strength training Improves your change of direction ability
- Strength training Improves your effectiveness in 1v1 situations
- Strength training Increases your capacity to deal with the physical cost of match play and training.
- Strength training Improves your robustness & durability
- Strength training can decrease the chance of injury
- Improves your ability to handle more intense and dense training and fixture periods.
- Upper body strength can help you shield and remain composed on the ball.
- Strength training can allow you to produce higher amounts of intensity
Because of all these benefits, this is why is strength important in football.
why is power important in football
Power is vital in football, enabling players to generate force quickly and excel on the field. It affects striking, aerial duels, acceleration, and physical dominance. Power allows for powerful shots, accurate passes, and winning headers. It helps players navigate past defenders, create scoring chances, and apply strong tackles. Additionally, power enhances shielding the ball and winning physical battles. At a team level, power contributes to fast passes, dynamic attacks, and defensive solidity.
By focusing on power development through training, players can elevate their performance, make a significant impact, and contribute to their team’s success in football.
Why does strength training help football?
The cost of the physical demands of football can come in various forms, from the inability to keep up with play or to be competitive, reduced decision-making ability to increased muscle soreness after a match and inability to bounce back for the next training session.
As well as coming at a performance cost, this loss in function can also come at a risk of injury. This is where muscular strength in football becomes important.
By engaging and completing a carefully constructed strength training program, it is possible to improve performance whilst reducing the adverse effects of high-intensity and high-volume football actions.
You can read more detail on a complete footballers workout in our article here where we walk through the best example of a footballers workout.
The benefits of strength have been extensively documented within scientific research.
Having worked in professional football for over a decade. We have used our understanding of the game to break down your strength training into what is needed to support your individual development towards your physical peak within football.
Many strength programs will focus on getting players strong or improving lean muscle mass.
At E-Perform we are different because we focus on the game and how this training will best prepare you and impact performance and physical readiness. This is how the professionals’ train.
To do this, we like to break down strength for football into five key areas which are most important to football:
- Acceleration Power for football
- Deceleration Power for football
- Sprinting Strength for football
- Reactive & Jump Power for football
- On The Ball Strength: Upper body for football
We hope we have convinced you why is strength important in football.
Over the course of the next 5 posts, we will break down each specific area in more detail and look at how we can improve each of them.
If you want to take your game to the next level now check out the two links below.
To get our free 7-day strength training guide click here!
To check out more information on how to improve each of these qualities check out the links below to our articles specific to each part of your strength training.
Acceleration Power for football
Deceleration Power for football
Sprinting Strength for football
Reactive & Jump Power for football
On The Ball Strength: Upperbody for football
If you enjoyed this article or have any questions for the team about strength training for football please leave us a message in the comments please and we will be sure to get back to you as soon as we can.
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Vanguard School Health Services is sometimes known as "The Nurse’s Office." Health Services is coordinated by Mary McCarter BS, RN, M.Ed. Nurse McCarter maintains a Professional Educator License - Certificated in School Nursing. Her services are shared by Forest View Educational Center, The Academy, Life (Transition), Newcomer Center, Vanguard School, and the Career Life Skills Program at John Hersey High School. Ms. McCarter, is one of the specialists in the Student Service Team. Ms. McCarter assists students with academic, emotional, behavioral, health and legal issues that might arise in their lives. She provides a link between home and school. The specialists provide more individualized assistance with decision making for all students as well as serve as liaisons to outside agencies and services.
Ms. McCarter provides daily health care for students, as well as coordinates emergency care for students and staff. Directing the comprehensive school health program, which meets the needs of the students, school, and community are an integral part of her role. The following roles are just some of those carried out by Ms. McCarter:
- provides vision and hearing screening
- offers counseling to students based on personal health needs
- coordinates student medication
- recommends educational adaptations as necessary for individual needs including special education
- recommends entrance into the adaptive physical education program
- serves as a liaison between the school, student, parent, and physician regarding the student’s health status when under a physician’s care
- assists families in using available community health resources
- supervises compliance with physical and immunization regulations with the Illinois School Code and Illinois Department of Public Health
- maintains up-to-date cumulative health records.
Additionally, Ms. McCarter is a certified yoga instructor. She has offered yoga classes as a gym option.
It is our belief that in order for a child to be successful academically, we must first look at their overall health. Nutrition, exercise, relaxation, good communication, healthy relationships, stress management, immunizations, physical, dental, vision and hearing exams are all part of looking at each student in a holistic manner. We believe that these physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs are essential and provide a foundation in which learning can then take place. Ms. McCarter coaches (or guides) administration to provide a healthy environment in which our students can grow to their full potential.
District 214/FVEC in conjunction with Advocate Children's Hospital brings a mobile clinic to the premises several times a year. Children who have Public Aid (Medicaid/CHIP) or no insurance may be seen for Physicals and Immunizations. Contact the Vanguard office or Nurse McCarter for more information and the required paperwork.


Situated in Hout Bay next to Penzance Veterinary Clinic, the Penzance Happy Cat Hotel provides superb cat sitting facilities for your furry friends.
Run by the owners and staff of Penzance Veterinary Clinic we understand the need for cat owners to feel confident in their choice of a cat hotel. We want them to be looked after with the same care and consideration that we give our patients in the clinic.
We guarantee to provide a home away from home environment for the most discerning cat. With us your cat will experience all the love, care and attention from our professional team.
You can now relax and enjoy your own holiday with the peace of mind that your cat is safe and loved and enjoying their holiday just as much!
Rest assured that with you going away on holiday, your cat will be well taken care of. At the Penzance Happy Cat Hotel, we are taking every precaution to ensure that your beloved cats are in safe, healthy and happy surroundings.
The individual cat units are secure and well maintained, still allowing ample room to move around freely.
Cats are allowed into the secure play area with direct supervision from our staff. We do not mix cats from different households, but cats from one family can interact and relax in this room.
Our facilities have been designed with careful planning to allow cats to explore this space.
The Penzance Happy Cat Hotel is next door to the Penzance Veterinary Clinic, as cats needs can be seen to easily throughout the day.
It is small and personal, ensuring that individual attention is given to your cat at any time. This means your purry friend settles down quickly, letting you have peace of mind.
The entrances to the building are kept locked for the safety of the cats.
Litter trays are changed every morning, then checked during the day and changed if necessary.
Yes. For the health and safety of your cat and all the other guests we insist that residents are vaccinated. We will ask to see up-to-date certificates each time you bring your cat to board with us, so please remember to bring them with you. Please refer to our terms and conditions.
Yes. ALL cats staying at the cattery should have been given flea treatment prior to arrival. Please seek advice from our veterinary clinic for a suitable, prescription product. Should we find fleas on your cat, your cat will receive treatment and it will be for your account.
Cats within the cattery are fed Royal Canin pellets and pouches, unless otherwise arranged or on special prescription medication. We ask that you bring these prescription diets with you. Should the diet run out during their stay, new food will be provided, and charged to your account accordingly.
Our staff have been well trained in administering medication to cats. Chronic medications such as tablets for arthritis, kidney problems or other chronic illnesses will be taken care of.
Insulin treatments for diabetic patients can also be given.
Patients suffering from chronic renal failure can also be be given extra fluid treatments to assist with hydration.
Yes, we are open all year. Drop off of boarders as well as collections are closed on Sundays. Please refer to our terms and conditions regarding these times.
Bedding is available at the cattery, but a small clean (but not freshly laundered) bed, blanket or something similar that your cat uses will help them settle in more quickly as it will have their familiar scent on it. You are also welcome to bring along any favourite toys.
You will find Penzance Happy Cat Hotel right next door to Penzance Veterinary Clinic at the corner of Main Road and Payne Street.
Corner Main Road and Payne Street
Telephone: 084 509 6227
Telefax: 021 790 8999
You can use this form to enquire more about our Penzanze Happy Cat Hotel. Or you can also confirm details of your booking here.
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At Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue we don’t stop caring once each of our precious dogs are adopted. How they settle and grow in their new homes is important to us.
We wish each of our rescues a long, happy and healthy life and so we are introducing our own line of specially designed dog food to help them on their way!
We believe that happiness for dogs starts with good gut health. The right nutrition has also been linked to improved behaviour and reduced stress levels. This is why it’s important to us that we provide a well-balanced choice for you once you’ve adopted your dog.
Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue food is specially formulated with probiotics for gut health and omega 3 to help support healthy skin and coat.
With 8 different drool inspiring flavours, our broad range of dog food is high in protein and grain-free across the entire range to make it easily digestible for your dog and clear for you to tailor to your individual dog’s needs.
Adult Grain Free
Puppy Grain Free
Senior Grain Free with added joint care
Large Adult Grain Free with added joint care
Adult Working Dog Grain Free
Puppy Working Dog Grain Free
Not only are you making a good choice choosing Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue food for your dog, you are continuing to support the work we do as profit from each item sold will go directly to Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue to help rescue and support more dogs in the U.K. and in Hungary.


The Clinical Medical Assistant combines 160-hours of classroom training. Additionally, students will continue their training through the completion of a 160-hour externship. Graduates will be prepared for employment as professional medical assistants dedicated to patient care management and are equipped to assist physicians with examinations and treatments, take medical histories, perform diagnostic tests, expose X-ray films, sterilize instruments and supplies, assist with minor surgery and administer medications.
The program goal is to prepare competent entry-level medical assistants in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains. Graduates will receive certificates of completion. This course includes national certification exam for Medical Assistant (CCMA) through National Healthcareer Association.
High School Diploma
Medical Assistant is a hybrid course (half online/half in-person) and are held in Fresno unless marked as *Sanger Campus
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National University, Rooms 113 & 114
20 E River Park Pl. West, Fresno, CA 93720
1020 N St, Sanger, CA 93657
includes national certification exam, 160 hour externship placement and CPR.
$330 for books, scrubs, and medical kit.
Registration & information
Call CalRegional at (559) 777-5939


A 37-year-old male visited a dentist for a routine checkup. Oral examination revealed a radiopacity in the maxillary sinus.
When questioned about the sinus area, the patient denied any history of symptoms associated with this region. The patient appeared to be in a general good state of health, with no significant medical history. The patient's dental history included regular examinations and routine treatment. At the time of the dental appointment, the patient was not taking any medications.
The patient's vital signs were found to be within normal limits. Examination of the head and neck region revealed no enlarged or palpable lymph nodes. Examination of the soft tissues of the oral cavity revealed no unusual findings. Radiographic examination revealed a large radiopacity projecting from the floor of the left maxillary sinus (see radiograph). The radiopacity appeared as a smooth, dome-shaped, homogeneous mass. The teeth adjacent to the left maxillary sinus were tested for vitality; all tested vital.
Based on the clinical and radiographic information available, which one of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
- periapical cyst
- malignant tumor
- antral pseudocyst
- periapical abscess
- antral pseudocyst
The antral pseudocyst is a common and well-documented finding on a panoramic radiograph. Most are discovered during routine radiographic examination and have little clinical significance. The antral pseudocyst should not be confused with the mucocele of the sinus, a destructive lesion of the sinus that requires surgical intervention.
The antral pseudocyst is believed to be caused by an inflammatory exudate that accumulates under the maxillary sinus mucosa and results in a sessile elevation. The exudate is serous (fluid-like) and not mucous in nature. This fluid is found below the periosteum of the floor of the maxillary sinus and results in the separation and elevation of the sinus mucosal lining from the bony floor. The cause of the fluid accumulation that results in the antral pseudocyst is unclear, although some studies suggest an adjacent odontogenic infection may precipitate the formation of this lesion. A primary irritation of the sinus lining is also considered a possible cause for the antral pseudocyst.
The antral pseudocyst is estimated to occur in 1.5 to 10 percent of the population. The antral pseudocyst of the maxillary sinus can be seen in any age group. Males are affected more frequently than females. The antral pseudocyst is asymptomatic. In contrast, the true sinus mucocele — a lesion that is capable of expanding and destroying bone — is associated with symptoms such as pain and tenderness in the areas of the teeth and face adjacent to the sinus.
The antral pseudocyst may vary in size from a small dome-shaped mass to a very large dome-shaped lesion that fills the entire sinus cavity. Over time, the antral pseudocyst may remain stationary, increase or decrease in size, or disappear for no apparent reason. The antral pseudocyst is best demonstrated on a panoramic film and is often discovered during routine radiographic examination. It may also be seen on maxillary posterior periapical films or extraoral films such as the Water's and the posterior-anterior skull films.
Radiographically, the antral pseudocyst appears as a dome-shaped radiopacity extending from the floor of the maxillary sinus. The lesion appears as a homogeneous, soft-tissue radiopacity. The borders of the lesion exhibit the same density as the body of the mass and normal anatomic landmarks can be seen through the image of the mucous retention cyst. The antral pseudocyst most often occurs unilaterally, but may also be seen bilaterally.
The location and radiographic appearance of the antral pseudocyst are considered to be diagnostic. Based on the radiographic appearance, there are a number of lesions that may be confused with the antral pseudocyst, including tooth-related cysts, the sinus mucocele, and malignant tumors of the sinus.
The antral pseudocyst usually persists unchanged or disappears for no apparent reason. No treatment is necessary because the lesion is limited in growth and not destructive. The teeth adjacent to the antral pseudocyst should be thoroughly evaluated and any areas of odontogenic infection should be eliminated.
If the diagnosis is questionable, or if symptoms are present, the patient should be referred to an ear, nose & throat specialist for evaluation. The patient with an antral pseudocyst should be informed that the lesion is present and be reassured concerning the benign nature of the lesion. Because the majority of antral pseudocysts regress spontaneously, periodic radiographic examination with panoramic films can be used to follow the lesion.
Joen Iannucci Haring, DDS, MS, is an associate professor of clinical dentistry, Section of Primary Care, The Ohio State University College of Dentistry.


Isenhurst has everything you need for your fitness and wellbeing
Isenhurst Health Club Cross-In-Hand first opened its doors 22 years ago.
Local businessman Steve Butler and his father turned what was the Isenhurst Social Club behind the petrol station in Cross In Hand into the health and fitness club is it today.
With state-of-the-art equipment, an extensive studio programme, personal trainers, a 15m indoor swimming pool, sauna and spa, Isenhurst Health Club Cross In Hand soon became the hub for health and fitness in the Cross In Hand and Heathfield area.
The club which is one of three Clubs in the Isenhurst chain, offers classes for all ages, fitness and abilities including Circuits, Inferno Hot Pilates, Abs Attack, Pump, Spinning, Primal Fitness, Body Balance, Zumba, Pilates and Kettlebells.
Last year the club celebrated its twentieth anniversary by opening a 1,700 sq. ft. strength and conditioning studio. The new space is equipped with the latest Concept2 rowers, Airdyne bikes, running machines and SkiErg, as well as Plyometric boxes, kettlebells, dumbbells and weights.
This studio is one of a number of additions made to modernise the club over the years, enabling it accommodate emerging fitness trends.
It has a long-standing reputation as a centre for health and fitness excellence, with its indoor women’s rowing team winning gold last year at the British Indoor Rowing Championships, held at the Lee Valley VeloPark. An Isenhurst’s men’s team won Bronze in the 4000m, only to be beaten by two Team GB rowing teams that took the gold and silver places.
Memberships are available for as little as £42 per month off peak. Joint memberships are available too. There are no joining fees and no fixed long term contracts.
For more information on Isenhurst Cross In Hand as well as information on Isenhurst’s other Clubs in Uckfield and Crowborough, please visit www.isenhurst.co.uk.


September 18, 2019
Dear Fenton Area Public Schools Families,
In the spirit of keeping our families informed when it comes to safety, I would like to share information regarding the mosquito-borne disease, Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and to make you aware of the precautionary steps to take to help keep our students (and you) safe.
Yesterday, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued a Press Release indicating that there are now seven (7) confirmed human cases of EEE in Michigan. Although there are no confirmed human cases of EEE in Genesee County to date, there has been a confirmed case of a deer infected with EEE in Genesee County. As a result of this information, we would like to share precautionary measures to avoid situations and areas in which children are more likely to attract mosquito bites.
These measures were posted by MDHHS:
Apply insect repellents that contain the active ingredient DEET, or other U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-registered product to exposed skin or clothing, and always follow the manufacturer’s directions for use.
Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants when outdoors. Apply insect repellent to clothing to help prevent bites.
Maintain window and door screening to help keep mosquitoes outside.
Empty water from mosquito breeding sites around the home, such as buckets, unused kiddie pools, old tires or similar sites where mosquitoes may lay eggs.
Use nets and/or fans over outdoor eating areas.
We are continuing to monitor communications from both the state and the county and will communicate them to you, along with any changes to our scheduled events if deemed necessary.
According to MDHHS, “signs of EEE include the sudden onset of fever, chills, body and joint aches which can progress to severe encephalitis, resulting in headache, disorientation, tremors, seizures and paralysis”. MDHHS suggests that anyone experiencing these symptoms should visit their physician’s office.
Fenton Area Public Schools will continue to take the concern of Eastern Equine Encephalitis very seriously. We will continue to monitor this situation and consider guidance and communication from MDHHS and the Genesee County Health Department.
Additional information may be found at The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: https://www.cdc.gov/easternequineencephalitis/gen/pre.html
Dr. Adam Hartley
Fenton Area Public Schools


Dance and Creativity within Dance Movement Therapy discusses the core work and basic concepts in dance movement therapy (DMT), focusing on the centrality of dance, the creative process and their aesthetic-psychological implications in the practice of the profession for both patients and therapists.
Based on interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary inputs from fields such as philosophy, anthropology and dance, contributions examine the issues presented by cultural differences in DMT through the input of practitioners from several diverse countries. Chapters blend theory and case studies with personal, intimate reflections to support critical descriptions of DMT interventions and share methods to help structure practice and facilitate communication between professionals and researchers.
The book’s multicultural, multidisciplinary examination of the essence of dance and its countless healing purposes will give readers new insights into the value and functions of dance both in and out of therapy.
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Foreword by Sondra Fraleigh
Part I: About Dance
Part II. Research


Sometimes the work that you do or the environment in which you are required to work may make you unwell. In most cases if the symptoms of work related illness are recognised early enough, treated and preventative measures taken then the chance of permanent damage to your health or quality of life is reduced.
There are a variety of health problems that can be the result of work related illness.
Hearing loss or industrial deafness
Work Related Hearing loss or industrial deafness may be temporary or permanent and includes conditions such as tinnitus and acoustic shock syndrome. If the symptoms of industrial deafness are found early enough, treated and preventative measures taken to reduce noise in the workplace there will be less chance of permanent hearing damage to hearing. If you have any concerns or suspect your hearing may have been damaged at work the sensible first step is to have your hearing tested. At Stonehewer Moss we can offer a free hearing test and advice on whether your hearing problems are the result of work related hearing loss or industrial deafness.
Work related skin problems
Work related skin problems such as dermatitis or Eczema can make skin inflamed, itchy and red. Such skin conditions are usually caused by an irritant that damages the skin or an allergen that triggers an immune response. Exposure to chemicals or substances at work can often be the cause of the condition or make it worse.
Exposure to Hazardous Substances
Industrial illnesses can be caused by exposure to hazardous substances or poisoning. Unfortunately, it is quite common for people to develop an illness or disease after coming into contact with a harmful substance in their workplace.
Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome or Vibration White Finger
Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) used to be called vibration white finger. It is a condition that develops as a result of using vibrating tools. Symptoms of hand-arm vibration syndrome start with changes in sensation leading to numbness of fingers, muscle weakness and, in some cases, bouts of white finger and Raynaud’s phenomenon.
Work Related Back Pain & Repetitive Strain Injuries
Back pain is the second most common cause of long-term sickness in the UK after stress. In the workplace this can be caused by strained muscles or ligaments, wear and tear, bad posture and stress and can lead to musculoskeletal injuries. As well as the back, shoulders, arms, wrists and knees are also commonly affected.
Work Related Stress
Well-designed, organised and managed work is good for us but when insufficient attention to job design, work organisation and management has taken place, it can result in work related stress. Work related stress develops because a person is unable to cope with the demands being placed on them. Stress, including work related stress, can be a significant cause of illness and is known to be linked with high levels of sickness absence, staff turnover and other issues such as more errors.
Who is responsible for your Industrial Illness or Work Related Disease
Your employer is responsible for protecting you from hazardous substances and hazardous situations whilst you are in work. It is their duty to minimise the risks of you developing an Industrial Illness or Industrial Disease.For example, if your working environment is very noisy, it is your employer’s duty to reduce the noise to an acceptable level or, if this is not possible, to provide you with ear defenders to prevent Industrial Deafness or Noise Induced Hearing Loss. As long as your employer provides you with these ear defenders, it is your responsibility to wear them.
If you are working with chemicals your employer should have investigated the possibility of replacing dangerous chemicals with less harmful ones and ensured that you have the minimal amount of contact with them as possible. If your employer has concluded that there is no way around you working with the dangerous chemicals or hazardous substances then they should provide you with suitable protective clothing and equipment to wear such as safety glasses or goggles or gloves. It is your responsibility to wear the protective clothing once it has been provided.
How We Can Help
If you or someone you know has an illness, condition or disease caused or made worse by your work or your working environment and you think your employer is at fault, you may want to make a claim for compensation. Compensation claims can cover:
- Your pain and suffering
- Any loss of earnings
- Specialist care and rehabilitation
As one of the leading specialist personal injury solicitors in Cheshire Stonehewer Moss are a local friendly firm with specialist knowledge and experience. We can guide and support you through the process of securing the work related illness compensation that you are entitled to.


The NFL’s chief medical officer wants fans to know New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is not a doctor. So, when Belichick says something that’s in no way backed up by science, you probably shouldn’t listen to him.
That’s precisely what happened Wednesday. Belichick responded to a question about Cam Newton‘s release by saying a “high number of players, coaches and staff members” have tested positive for COVID-19 after they were fully vaccinated.
The NFL’s chief medical officer Dr. Allen Sills wants Belichick – and NFL fans — to know that’s not true. Dr. Sills and his team have gathered data over the past couple weeks, and it shows there are higher rates of infection among individuals who are not vaccinated, according to MassLive.com.
“We released our data last week from the first three weeks of August, and that data has consistently shown higher rates of infection in unvaccinated players than in vaccinated players. That was true at intake when they first came into training camp and it was true during that first three-week period of August that we released,” he said. “From a medical perspective, go to any major medical center in the country and as you walk around, those patients who are hospitalized, those who are in the ICU, you see the evidence the vaccines are working.
“We know that vaccines are working. What we are seeing are some vaccinated people who test positive. But their illness tends to be very short and very mild, and that’s exactly what the vaccines were designed to do,” he continued. “Let’s all remember the vaccines were designed to prevent serious illness, hospitalization and death. They’re doing a terrific job of that so far, not only in the NFL where we haven’t seen any serious cases but in society as a whole.”
COVID positives among NFL players in August were much higher among unvaccinated players. Only 0.3 percent of vaccinated players tested positive for COVID-19 from Aug. 1 to Aug. 21. That figure jumped to 2.2 percent among unvaccinated players, a rate seven times higher, according to the NFL’s research.
COVID-19 vaccinations playing a role in 53-man rosters
Belichick denied Newton’s vaccine status played a role in his release. Newton is not vaccinated, and missed time in camp after a misunderstanding led to a COVID-19 violation. That allowed rookie Mac Jones to get more reps in practice and eventually take Newton’s job as the team’s starter.
Jacksonville Jaguars coach Urban Meyer took things a step further, admitting vaccine status played a role in how he built his team. The NFLPA took issue with that statement, as there’s reportedly an agreement between the union and the league that players can’t be cut due to vaccination status. The Jaguars released a statement trying to clarify Meyer’s comments, but that may not stop the union from pursuing action against Meyer.
Read more: https://sports.yahoo.com/nf-ls-chief-medical-officer-refutes-bill-belichicks-comments-about-covid-19-vaccine-144935522.html?src=rss


NordicTrack Z 1300i Treadmill with 1-Year iFit Coach Included- Assembly Required
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NordicTrack Z 1300i Treadmill with 1-Year iFit® Coach Included – Assembly Required
- 1-Year iFit® Coach Membership Included
- Custom-Focus Weight Loss Workouts with Weight Entry
- 3.0 CHP Motor
- 20” x 60” Tread Belt
- Tablet Not Included
Get better results with a better coach with the NordicTrack® Z1300i treadmill. A lifetime frame and motor warranty, combined with 32 preset workouts, this treadmill is built to last. This iFit® Coach enabled treadmill lets you workout anywhere in the world through Google Maps™ Street View as well as an ever-expanding library of streaming HD workouts that span across 26 countries in all seven continents. You can also experience trainer-led studio workouts as well. This treadmill features SpaceSaver® technology which allows you to fold up the treadmill and store it out of the way.
3.0 CHP - Built to Keep Up: Mile After Mile
Choose the motor that will run with you from Chicago to Cape Town. Smooth, powerful, durable, and proven, this large-frame motor stays cool through the toughest workouts and creates high levels of inertia for a smooth, powerful feel. Great for heavy use, this motor is built with high-grade components proven with our lifetime motor warranty.
- Efficient Electromagnetic DC Motor
- Dynamically Spin-Balanced Assembly
- UL Safety Certified
20” x 60” Tread Belt
Your in-home workout experience should be a comfortable one, so NordicTrack designed a roomy deck so you won’t feel confined as you walk, jog, and run. The 60-inch length gives your legs plenty of room to stretch out your stride. The 20-inch width allows your upper-body extra elbow room. To ensure our treadmills are top quality, we test each belt for one million cycles at double the user weight before release.
- Maintenance-Free Tread Belt
- Roomy Deck Area
Flex-Select™ Adjustable Cushioning
The Z1300i treadmill features Flex-Select™ technology, which is an absorption system that responds to your movement, changing the elevation of the deck with every step. This keeps your muscles engaged throughout the entire motion while reducing impact with every step.
SpaceSaver® Design with Easy Lift
This patented, revolutionary design allows your treadmill to fold vertically for storage. To make it even easier, this treadmill includes a powerful shock that will help lift the deck with an easy push. After you have the treadmill folded up, use our built-in transport wheels to move it easily from room to room.
Built-In Speakers & Auxiliary Port
Rock your workout to your favorite music. Simply plug your music device or MP3 player into the Intermix Acoustics™ 3.0 Sound System and listen to incredible sound through two 2-inch speakers.
AutoBreeze™ Adjustable Workout Fan
Our built-in, adjustable AutoBreeze™ fan keeps your workout comfortable from the moment you step onto the deck to the moment you step off. Choose from two-speed settings for instant control—because one of the joys of indoor workouts is climate control. Even if it’s raining outside, foggy, blazing hot, it’s no big deal.
0 – 12 MPH QuickSpeed® Control
Accelerate your training with QuickSpeed® controls. Boost your speed incrementally up to 12 mph and get the intensity you need for any performance workout.
0 – 12% Incline
We consider incline training the treadmill game changer–you can realistically condition your body for those challenging uphill routes. The Z 1300i offers powered, automatic incline adjustability. When you train with incline, you know you’re giving your legs the best workout possible on a treadmill.
32 Preset Workouts
We know your time is a precious commodity—and any time spent on yourself is a miracle. After years of hard work and innovation, we figured out how to make your fitness experience convenient and simple. When you step on the deck of a NordicTrack treadmill, you get instant access to professional training programs fully loaded and ready to go. Now you can enjoy a challenging workout focused in on your goals. Just press “Start” and you’re off.
- Incline workouts
- Intensity workouts
- Speed workouts
- Manual mode
- Custom-focus weight-loss workouts which allow you to enter your workout time or calorie-burn goal
Multi-Window High-Contrast LED Display with Calorie Burn Rate Meter
Have you ever wondered if your workout is making a difference? With our new Calorie Burn Rate Meter, you can watch your power output right on the console with bright LED lights. You can tell instantly if you are in the Health, Fitness, or Performance training zone. Health Zone is a great area for a slow and steady workout. The Fitness zone places you in your ideal heart rate based on your weight category, and Performance is where you reach your cardio max. This display also provides a wide viewing angle that makes it easy to read your speed, time, distance, pulse, and calories burned.
- Power Output Display
- 3 Workout Zones
- Interval Training
1-Year iFit® Coach Membership Included* - A Workout Without Limits
Engage in a whole new fitness experience as certified personal trainers take your exercise all around the world. NordicTrack® equipment, like the Trainer Z 1300i treadmill, comes fully equipped with a 1-year membership to iFit® Coach, giving you full access to an ever-expanding collection of worldwide workouts and an ever-growing library of limit-pushing studio workout classes that will get you moving and sweating on and off your machine.
- World-Class Personal Trainers
- Worldwide Workouts and Studio Classes
- Strengthening Personalized Nutrition
- Extensive Connected Tracking
*Requires tablet (or smartphone), sold separately (connects via Bluetooth from your tablet/smartphone to your treadmill).
Integrated Tablet Holder - Keep Entertainment at Arm’s Reach
This device shelf keeps your tablet secure and conveniently close so you have access to all your training tools and entertainment must-haves.
- Easily Access iFit® Track APP
- Ergonomically Positioned for Comfort
EKG™ Heart Rate Monitor
Grab hold of in-the-moment heart rate monitoring. These two hand-grip sensors are conveniently built into the handlebars. In a couple of seconds, you’ll be able to see your heart rate at any point in your training.
350 Lb. Weight Capacity
Built with the whole family in mind, the Z1300i treadmill accommodates up to 350 pounds per user.
We want to help you protect your investment. That’s why we try to go above and beyond with our product warranties. The Z 1300i is protected with a Lifetime Frame & Motor Warranty, 3-Year Parts Warranty, and 1-Year Labor Warranty. Please note: Lifetime Warranty pertains to the lifetime of the original purchaser.
81"L x 37"W x 70”H
2.5” balanced rollers
We know that a quality product is all about the details. That’s why we’ve built the NordicTrack Z 1300i with 2.5-inch precision-machined, balanced, non-flex rollers. These rollers decrease tension, which keeps wear and tear to a minimum. You’ll also notice less noise and better grip.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Phthalates and Toluene, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov


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Have your dentures broken? Do you need them fixed as soon as possible? Then get in contact with Crown Dental Studio in Knebworth, Hertfordshire today. We provide denture repair to Knebworth and the surrounding area. We’re specialists in all kinds of denture repair and maintenance and can have your dentures fixed as soon as possible.
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If your dentures have broken then don't panic, we aim to provide a same day service. There is never a good time for a denture problem, but with our service there is always help on hand.
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We're conveniently located on London Road and provide our expert denture repair service to Knebworth and surrounding villages as well as the Hertfordshire area. We will provide an excellent service from our GDC registered dental technicians as all of our staff are trained dental technicians who will ensure a high standard of work to be carried out.