By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter FRIDAY, Jan. 24, 2020 (HealthDay News) — When most people think of sexual harassment of females on the job, they assume it’s happening to lower-level staffers. But surprisingly, women supervisors actually encounter more of it than other female workers, a new study finds. Researchers examined workplace sexual harassment in the… Read More »
Though they may have benefits – vitamin C is touted as one of the best anti, a possible photosensitizing effect of vitamin e IN skin. In oil form, read up about the uses and the drawbacks of lemon oil for skin. Wrinkles may be a natural part of the aging process, wait 24 hours to… Read More »
Acne is acne is acne, right? Well, sort of. It turns out that where your face acne is popping up may be especially important to treating it, because that’s one of your biggest clues as to what’s really causing it. Regardless of where it shows up, acne is the result of pores getting clogged with… Read More »
A 68-year-old man from Los Angeles has made medical history by becoming the first African American to receive a full face transplant. In July, Robert Chelsea also became the oldest patient to undergo the surgery, which was performed at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, NBC News reports. “May God bless the donor and his… Read More »
The Home Office has agreed to reconsider the case of a young doctor who was ordered to leave the country following an “administrative issue”. Mu-Chun Chiang, who has lived in the UK for 13 years, was told to leave or face up to six months in prison. A petition calling for the 27-year-old to be… Read More »
Women in medicine continue to face significant gender-based obstacles in the workplace, according to a new study, 2019 Women in Medicine, a by CompHealth. Both female and male physician respondents reported that women experience increased harassment, fewer opportunities and lower wages. Although both women (83%) and men (73%) indicated a belief that the medical industry… Read More »