For the first time, next year’s Census will include a section where parents who have lost a baby through stillbirth or miscarriage can acknowledge the little life that is part of their family and its story. hen Niamh Connolly-Coyne lost her baby daughter Mia before she was born, a fear that others would forget her… Read More »
Dive Brief: The healthcare sector shed more than 1.4 million jobs in April according to data from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics — a stunning reversal after years of consistent gains. It represented about 7% of the nation’s total job losses last month. The industry’s overall unemployment rate more than tripled between March and… Read More »
Deciding to lose weight is a super personal thing. And even though you should never feel like you have to, if you WANT to start a weight-loss journey that’s totally up to you. Thing is, losing weight—especially a significant amount—isn’t something a pill, or tea, or shake can accomplish. Despite what supplement companies might try… Read More »
As the year winds down and must-pass year-end spending bills are completed — and with that, any chance of attaching and approving health care legislation — the special interests have won big, and consumers have lost big. Employers, unions, and insurance companies won big with the repeal of the “Cadillac” tax on high cost-benefit plans… Read More »
Over the past year, I’ve lost more than 120 pounds following the ketogenic diet. Eating lots of fat, moderate protein, and very few carbs undoubtedly helped me shed the weight quickly and relatively painlessly while also helping to heal my dysfunctional relationship with food, specifically sugar. However, I’ve decided to leave keto behind and venture… Read More »