Why Breast Cancer Screenings Still Matter
Breast cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women. Yet despite medical advancements, some women still delay or avoid screening due to fear, discomfort, or...
Supporting Patient Comfort in Critical Care with Elequil Aromatabs Aromatherapy
Critical care environments are designed to save lives, but they can also be overwhelming for patients and their families. Alarms, bright lights, invasive monitoring, and frequent interruptions often...
Practical Solutions for Improving Patient Comfort in Radiology
For radiology professionals, balancing efficiency and patient comfort is a daily challenge. A calm, comfortable patient leads to better imaging and fewer retakes. So, how can you make the radiology...
Managing Patient Anxiousness in MRI
Nearly half of Americans, 48%, experience anxiety before visiting a doctor, marking an almost 10% rise from the previous year, as revealed by a recent survey. The primary causes of this anxiety...
Treating Anxiousness and Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting in Ambulatory Surgery without Pharmaceuticals
Surgery isn't something patients take lightly. It can bring on a whole host of emotions including anxiety, nervousness, and fear of the unknown. Along with the emotional toll, the physical side...
Aromatherapy Plays a Part in Whole Health Initiative for Veterans
The Veterans Health Administration is America’s largest integrated health care system that serves over 9 million enrolled Veterans each year. One of the many initiatives that the VA focuses on is ...
Incomplete Scans and Lost Revenue in MRI
MRI’s are an important diagnostic tool. They can differentiate between fat, water, muscle, and other soft tissue to help detect abnormalities of the brain, heart, breast, liver, and joints to name a...
Treating the Mind and Soul in Cancer Care
Cancer treatments vary by patient based on the type of cancer they have as well as how advanced it is. Medical treatments aimed to kill cancer cells or remove the cancer include chemotherapy,...
Recovering Sense of Smell After COVID-19
One of the odd symptoms many people experience with COVID-19 is partial or complete loss of smell and taste (anosmia). According to Healthline News, this happens to 86% of people who come down with...
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