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Originally Posted by : Nick Valeriani Chief Executive, West Health Everyone loves a good deal. As Americans, we pride ourselves on being shrewd consumers—scouring websites like Amazon to make sure we’re getting the best price on the newest smart phone, HD television or appliance that we’ve come to rely on in our daily lives. We

This week really ended an a fabulous note!  I completed this quarter of grad school and got A’s in both my classes.  The weather wasn’t too hot, the sun was out and I was finally free of constant homework.  That day couldn’t have gotten much better.  Saturday morning however, was a little bit more somber. 

I never thought that looking up information about fear could prove to be so difficult.  I wanted to do a little research for this post.  I started at my school library.  I wanted scholarly articles.  I know there are many well known psychologists out there that discuss fear.   I was looking for articles about

For me, “How many puzzle pieces does it take,” is the burning question.  After being laid off from a job I worked very hard to get, and one that I very much enjoyed, I had to figure out what to do.  I knew there were no jobs in my field.  I knew that because Nuclear

A new study to be presented during the American Academy of Neurology’s 67th Annual Meeting, April 24, in Washington, DC, explores the use of phenytoin, a drug commonly used to treat epilepsy, as a novel treatment for acute optic neuritis, a severe eye complication of multiple sclerosis (MS) that affects approximately half of patients. A