Kyra, left, and Kami Crawford, of San Antonio, are both living with sickle cell, a common complication of which is stroke. These Sisters With Sickle Cell Had Devastating, and Preventable, Strokes Kyra and Kami never got a simple test that could have protected them. Their story exemplifies the failure to care for people with the… Read More »
Netflix has just dropped some new images providing a first glimpse of the iconic ’80s cartoon character He-Man, who has been resurrected for the Masters of the Universe reboot, spearheaded by cult director Kevin Smith. In the photos, He-Man (who transforms from the slimmer Prince Adam into a swole superhero with the words “by the… Read More »
For those of us who are pregnant or are trying to be, it’s important that we get or have all of the necessary nutrients in order to keep our baby safe, grow and develop well, and are born safely. Taking prenatal vitamins and eating healthy foods can help give you all that delicious goodness! Because… Read More »
Attempting to have a baby is a delicate and difficult science to perfect. There is no exact formula, but there are several recipes, if you will, to get there. We know the basics. There is a fertile window that every woman has and they must be (for the most part) in this part of their… Read More »
While the majority of people know meditation is beneficial, most people struggle to start a practice. There are multiple body systems involved with a meditation practice that need to be learned. Taking time to sit down and meditate is the first step, but the best meditation devices can guide you on your progress. Many of… Read More »
These days, Lipi Roy spends her free hours helping people with substance-abuse issues get vaccinated. “It’s the right thing to do,” the doctor and NYU assistant professor told The Post. In New York, only 6% of the population is fully inoculated, per worldwide COVID-19 vaccination database GlobalEpidemics.org. Complex online scheduling platforms, language barriers and inequitable… Read More »