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Chris Brown has premiered the official music video for his buzzing track, “Call Me Every Day” featuring Wizkid. “Call Me Every Day” is on Chris’ latest album, “Breezy,” which came out in June and features collaborations with Lil Wayne, Lil Durk, Bryson Tiller, H.E.R., and Jack Harlow. A 33-track deluxe edition was released in July. The music video was directed […]
BY MIKE MAGEE Epidemics don’t appear in isolation of geography, social status, race or economics. In a recent Kaiser Family Foundation article, the authors reviewed case numbers and death rates organized by race/ethnicity. It will come as no surprise that the most vulnerable populations death rate is nearly three times greater than the least vulnerable. But what may surprise you […]
The 452,000-square-foot Sarasota Memorial Hospital-Venice is one of the first expansions for the Sarasota Memorial Hospital Care System (SMHCS). It’s part of the system’s strategy to deliver advanced medical and emergency services to residents of the rapidly growing community south of Sarasota, Fla. Completed in November 2021, the greenfield hospital in Venice, Fla., was submitted to the Design Showcase by […]
Megan Thee Stallion amends lawsuit against record label, Mavin Records unveils new signee Bayanni, Barcelona unveils new kit. Stay in the know with our Rave News Digest which summarizes five of the hottest global news you need to catch up on, saving you time and energy. Consider it your daily news fix. 1. Megan Thee Stallion amends lawsuit against her […]
As Medicare Advantage continues to grow, a gradual but significant reshaping of the Medicare program is taking place. A new KFF analysis finds that nearly half of eligible Medicare beneficiaries – 28.4 million out of 58.6 million Medicare beneficiaries overall – are now enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans. That represents a more than doubling of the share of the eligible […]
Multiple sclerosis is typically assessed by a test that that measures how far and how well a patient walks. Called the expanded disability status scale, or EDSS, it’s scored according to a clinician’s observations along with patient-reported information. This decades-old test has become the gold standard for tracking MS progression, but it still has limitations, according to Charisse Litchman, […]
It seems like everywhere you look, people are showing the benefits of cardio for weight loss. But does it actually work? In this post, we’ll attempt to answer your questions about cardio, its benefits, and whether it helps with weight loss. We hope to help you make an informed decision about whether or not it’s right for you. What is […]
The funny thing is this cult classic from Clinique has been around since the early ’70s. Before TikTok discovered it, one tube was sold every three minutes, and for good reason. The deep, dark plum color almost looks black in the tube, but once you swipe it on your lips, it transforms into a sheer veil of the ultimate just-bitten berry […]
Dozens of small community hospitals with low inpatient volumes will likely be good candidates to convert to the rural emergency hospital model. But before they convert, hospitals want more clarity and adjustments on issues like maintaining swing beds, the 340B drug discount program, the status of rural health clinics, quality reporting requirements and staffing models. Trust issues with the federal […]