Standardized protocols needed to improve health outcomes related to pregnancy complications

Standardized protocols needed to improve health outcomes related to pregnancy complications

The rates of maternal mortality and preterm birth continue to rise dramatically in the United States. According to the CDC and March of Dimes, more than 700 women die of pregnancy-related causes in the U.S. every year, and more than 1,000 babies are born prematurely every day. It’s impossible to point to one specific cause…

Putting your best face forward: 5 holiday beauty tips
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Putting your best face forward: 5 holiday beauty tips

Now that the holiday season is here, you’ll likely be attending more parties, gatherings and social events than normal. After all, this is the season for celebrating with friends and family, while also meeting fun new people. As you relax and socialize, you’ll also want the confidence that comes with looking your best. Recent research…

How women business owners cracked the Glass Ceiling

How women business owners cracked the Glass Ceiling

Today there are nearly 12 million women-owned small businesses in the United States that generate almost $1.7 trillion in revenues. But 30 years ago, it wasn’t the same story – these business owners’ financial futures could have been out of their hands due to sexist lending practices, incomplete government data and limited advocacy on their…

Protect yourself: Learn the truth behind 4 common myths about life insurance

Protect yourself: Learn the truth behind 4 common myths about life insurance

Because September is National Life Insurance Awareness Month, now would be a good time to consider investing in a policy that could protect you and your family in your time of need, plus protect your loved ones in your absence.   Given the importance of life insurance, it’s astounding that 37.5 million American households lack…

Me, myself and eye: 5 common behaviors that could be hurting your eyes

Me, myself and eye: 5 common behaviors that could be hurting your eyes

If you’re like many Americans, you’re diligent about maintaining your health by eating right, exercising and regularly seeing your doctor. But even the most health-conscious people are often unaware of daily behaviors in their lives that could be straining or even damaging their eyes. That’s surprising, given that 21 percent of Americans believe severe vision…