MUNCIE, Ind.— In August, Indiana became the first state to sign an abortion ban into law and hospitals in the state prepared for the effects. Teams at IU Health, Indiana’s largest healthcare provider, have been working for several weeks to make changes to their procedures, training programs and resources to enable their providers to comply … Read more
DALTON-BROWN…these little shortcuts I took did indeed free up some valuable time but our food bills were increasing. We were paying more money for the convenience of opening a box of cereal and a box of milk for breakfast WHEN you think about the food and beverage industry, it’s hard to imagine anything beyond restaurants … Read more
Two surveys over the past month point to strong support across political, social and demographic lines for the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, a potentially “game-changing” proposal to provide $1.4 billion a year to conservation efforts. state and tribal wildlife management. The bill passed the House in June but is awaiting action in the Senate. Supporters … Read more
In my recent article, the title incorrectly said that we can use more protein in our diet. However, as the article states, almost all Americans get enough protein or more than they need in their diet. Protein is an essential nutrient, which means it is essential for human health. Along with carbohydrates and fats, protein … Read more
Starting this weekend, skywatchers will see a rare sight of Jupiter’s enormity as it appears the biggest and brightest in decades. Jupiter will be one of the brightest, if not the brightest, natural objects in the night sky. On Sunday, Jupiter will reach its closest distance to Earth in 59 years at around 367 million … Read more
Every day, doctors see patients with chronic diseases all over the world. These individuals frequently changed body composition due to increased inflammation, metabolic disruption, increased autoimmune activity, and energy deficiencies. Many of these problems are related to diet and nutrition because, unfortunately, in our time, nutrient-poor diets lead to both overconsumption and undernutrition. Both rich … Read more
It was an overcast morning, with a cool breeze blowing through Rocky Top, but that didn’t stop the atmosphere in Knoxville from shining. The wind carried chants like “It’s great to be a Tennessee Vol” and the chorus of Rocky Top among the thousands of Vol Nation. Long before 5 a.m., fans wearing the Power … Read more
Sep 19, 2022 10:00 a.m. Karyn Springer, MD, a respected physician, administrator, and leader, is appointed assistant dean for clinical learning in intermountain population health at the University of Utah’s Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine (SFESOM), effective July 1, October 2022. The appointment is part of a joint focus between Intermountain Healthcare and University … Read more
Blockchains are usually referred to as either a Layer-1 or Layer-2 solution. Layer-1s are the base layer of an ecosystem such as Ethereum, Cardano, or Solana. Layer-2 solutions are anchored to Layer-1 blockchains and provide scalability. Layer-3s can also exist; however, you cannot stack another layer on top of Layer 2 to add even more … Read more
A great blue heron searches for something to eat by the Santa Ana River in Anaheim as water from recent storms flows Friday, Sept. 16, 2022. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG) A great egret takes flight after standing in the Santa Ana River in Anaheim as water from recent storms pours in Friday, … Read more