Rollout of 5G technology across the U.S. has begun in earnest. The cellular standard is already working in many major cities, and if isn’t yet up and running in your hospital’s hometown, it probably will be soon. 5G, especially when working as part of edge computing strategy, has some key advantages – low latency, reliability… Read More: 5G is here: how health systems can capitalize on the… »
At 21 weeks a fetus doesn’t have the ability to breathe outside a woman’s body. The alveoli, the tiny sacs that fill with oxygen, haven’t fully developed, and its premature lungs lack surfactant, the slippery substance that keeps those tiny air sacs from collapsing and sticking together when they deflate. But imagine if that fetus… Read More: As abortion debate becomes increasingly polarized, poll shows the views… »
Hospitals across the U.S. are preparing to receive patients infected with the novel coronavirus and have been given instructions by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on how they might accommodate such an influx. Medical centers are expected to “identify and isolate patients with 2019-nCoV and inform key facility staff and public health authorities,”… Read More: How are US hospitals preparing for coronavirus? »
It’s Monday morning, and you are pumped and ready for your bootcamp class. A new client comes in and heads over to you. “Hi, I signed up for your boot camp online, but I just want you to know I’m pregnant. Is that going to be OK with what you have planned? I might need… Read More: How to Modify a Bootcamp Class for Women Who Are… »