Did you know that sex is generally safe for most heart disease patients, even after a heart attack or major heart surgery? According to the American Heart Association, most patients with stable heart disease can safely engage in sexual activity. Sex is Similar to Moderate Exercise Doctors suggest that when it comes to your heart, having sex is much like taking a walk or climbing a few flights of stairs. If a patient is able to comfortably engage in moderate exercise, sex is likely safe. … [Read more...] about Heart Disease and Sexual Activity
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of SB1070
The nation's high court this morning ruled in favor of the controversial component of SB 1070, part of Arizona's Immigration policy. The state can require law enforcement to check the immigration status of people they have stopped. The Supreme Court ruled against the Obama Administration's arguments that the SB 1070 policy illegally usurps the federal government's domain in immigration policy. The court did single out other provisions of SB 1070, saying federal jurisdiction should … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Rules in Favor of SB1070
Flagstaff Business News chats with Kristen Faxlanger of Shoes & Such, located in downtown Flagstaff, about how she loves working in fashion, how she likes her downtown location and what changes she made to weather the economy. Faxlanger started the store prior to the economic downturn and has managed to continue to provide shoes and service to Northern Arizonans and the many tourists who pass through Flagstaff. 1) How long has Shoes & Such been in … [Read more...] about
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NAU Receiving $1 Million Grant for New Degree Program
Northern Arizona University received a major funding boost for its Personalized Learning initiative with a $1 million grant from Next Generation Learning Challenges. “With Personalized Learning, we are opening a new era in academic instruction at Northern Arizona University,” said NAU President John Haeger. “This program is a huge step toward transforming our institution through technology. We are grateful that Next Generation Learning Challenges has recognized our innovative … [Read more...] about NAU Receiving $1 Million Grant for New Degree Program
Local DNP Takes National Role
The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) today held a ceremonial “exchange of the gavel” as Angela K. Golden, DNP, FNP-C, FAANP took her place as the professional membership organization’s new President. She follows in the footsteps of Penny Kaye Jensen, who served as AANP President for the last two years. The ceremony took place in Orlando, Florida at the AANP National Conference, the largest annual gathering of nurse practitioners (NPs) in the country. Speaking to … [Read more...] about Local DNP Takes National Role
FBN Healthcare Special
Health Reform Driving Local Changes Regardless of the Supreme Court decision this summer about specific aspects of the controversial Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), otherwise known as “Obamacare,” the health care industry is changing and local health care organizations are preparing for those changes. To stay ahead of the curve, Flagstaff organizations are implementing new IT systems, coordinated and preventative care initiatives and other measures in preparation for major … [Read more...] about FBN Healthcare Special
Treating Foot Neuromas
There are multiple types of neuromas, or benign growths of nerve tissue, that can occur within our bodies. In our feet, the most common is called a Morton’s Neuroma and is usually referred to as a pinched nerve. Most of the time this is a beginning tumor that will develop between the third and the fourth metatarsals of the foot. As the tissue around the nerve becomes more irritated and swollen, it will cause burning, tingling and numbness within the ball of the foot and can extend into the toes. … [Read more...] about Treating Foot Neuromas
Gore’s Study Intended to Improve Care
W. L. Gore & Associates (Gore) continues its commitment to improving patient outcomes in hernia patients, with the launch of a clinical quality improvement (CQI) study for GORE DUALMESH Biomaterial in laparoscopic repair for ventral hernia patients. Announced at the Abdominal Wall Reconstruction Conference 2012, taking place in Washington D.C., the CQI study will focus on ways to improve the patient and physician experiences in enhancing patient outcomes. Gore is working with Surgical … [Read more...] about Gore’s Study Intended to Improve Care
Creating Business Success
June 28 at NACET. 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 Sociocultural Anthropologist Jenean Perelstein will present on the topic of success through behavior changes. She will discuss changing beliefs which may be holding you back and committing to lasting change. Lunch will be provided. … [Read more...] about Creating Business Success
Clarifying Expectations Through Contracts
When I was in third grade, a kid attacked my brother because they were negotiating the use of a swing set. I think he attacked him because my brother did not meet his expectations about whose turn it was on the swing. I threw him off my brother and shoved some earth into his mouth. Actually, I fought this kid because he did not meet my expectation of not attacking my brother. Just as the most adolescent schoolyard conflicts can be distilled down to unmet expectations, so, too, can most … [Read more...] about Clarifying Expectations Through Contracts