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Basic Takeaways Correcting customer misconceptions can be difficult, but using motivational interviewing skills, including question-offer-ask, can empower customers through evidence-based coaching. Consider this five-step process: Step 1: Make a statement of appreciation. Step 2: Recognize that there is conflicting information. Step 3: Please permission to provide additional information. Step 4: With permission, offering the right information in a factual, unbiased manner. Step 5: Please an open-ended question to invite the client’s feedback on the information shared. Click here to become one ACE Behavior Change Specialist. You’ve probably been in this situation…
In this interview, News Medical he talks to me Dr. Katie BarberClinical Director, GP, and Registered BMS Menopause Specialist at Oxford Menopause Ltd., re menopauseits impact vasomotor symptomsand his role non-hormonal therapies such as Fezolinetic in improving patient care. Image credit: Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock.com Hot flashes and night sweats are often dismissed as a routine part of menopause. What do people misunderstand about these symptoms and how can effective treatment change patients’ daily lives? One of the biggest misconceptions is that hot flashes (vasomotor symptoms) and night sweats are just “inconvenient” and don’t significantly affect daily life. In fact, for approximately 25-30%…
If you search skin spa nycyou’ll get everything from quick “express facials” to high-tech treatments that promise to transform your skin in one session. The problem isn’t a lack of options, but choosing the right treatment for what your skin really needs right now. New York skin faces a lot: cold winters, humid summers, pollution, stress, late nights, and constant exposure to indoor heat and air conditioning. So when you book a skin spa appointment in New York, the best move is to choose a treatment that targets your real concern and then create a simple plan that keeps the…
Summary: You can’t reliably tell Chlamydia and Gonorrhea apart from symptoms aloneChlamydia and gonorrhea have many symptoms in commonMore than half of Better2Know patients tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea are under 30 Chlamydia and gonorrhea are often discussed together, and for good reason. Their symptoms can be very similar, making it almost impossible to tell them apart to the untrained eye. How can you tell them apart? Keep reading to find out. The only way to know if you have an STD is to get tested. What is chlamydia? If we want to distinguish two things, we need to know…
The wedding bells are ringing! You’ve found your soulmate and you can’t wait for the D-day to arrive. You want to look like an exciting, beautiful and stunning bride, and why not? A bride is a showstopper that night! Follow healthy tips, suggestions and a wedding nutrition plan to look and feel radiant on your big day! The planning and the wedding-blues! Although this is the happiest phase of your life, wedding planning takes a toll on family members and the bride-to-be. Let’s not deny it! Planning your dream wedding is hard work and the months leading up to the…
Targeted therapy with the RAS inhibitor daraxonrasib showed the potential to improve patient outcomes over current standard treatments for patients with RAS-mutated pancreatic cancer, according to results of a Phase 1/2 trial led by investigators at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The study, published today in The New England Journal of Medicineled by David Hong, MD, vice president of Investigational Cancer Therapeutics. Thirty-eight patients received 300 mg. daraxonrasib dose. The response rate was 29% and the median overall survival was 15.6 months, a significant improvement over historical response rates to second-line chemotherapy. “This trial provides a really…
If you’re looking for an effective fat-burning, muscle-toning routine that requires zero equipment and minimal space, 35-minute high-rep bodyweight workout challenge is one of the most effective ways to transform your physical condition. This style of training focuses on high repetitions, minimal rest and continuous movementshelping you build muscle endurance, improve cardiovascular health and burn calories fast—all from the comfort of your own home. Whether you’re a beginner looking to get started or a seasoned athlete looking to push your limits, this training challenge delivers. In this complete guide, you’ll learn how to structure training, the benefits of high-rep training,…
Quick Summary Learning how to insert a tampon doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Start with a thin tampon and a plastic applicator, relax your pelvic muscles and aim towards your tail instead of straight. If you feel discomfort, stop and try again later. A properly placed tampon should not be visible at all. Pain usually means intensity, wrong angle or wrong size. Tampon use does not affect virginity and it is perfectly normal to need practice. Focus on comfort, not perfection. Understanding tampon use: A personal and practical guide A First Experience I still think about the first time I…
Kemari Copeland rose to fame in 2024 after obliterating Virginia Tech’s squat record by deadlifting an astounding 605 pounds — for 10 reps! And while the Hokies defensive lineman’s strong performance in the gym is building a solid foundation for football, he’s also working on the finer details like his strategy and body weight for Saturdays this season — and hopefully Sundays in the NFL. M&F sat down with the exciting lineman to learn more about his love of lifting and how he’s using the offseason to get ready for 2026 and beyond. And as he describes it, it was…
California teenagers consistently perceive cannabis as less harmful than other commonly used substances, according to a new study that analyzes data from two large surveys of schools across the state. Shu-Hong Zhu, PhD, professor at the UC San Diego Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science and co-authors, examined how teenagers view the risks of daily and occasional cannabis use compared to alcohol, nicotine vapor and cigarettes, based on responses from more than 175,20 students and 2,000 respondents. 2024. The findings show a clear and persistent pattern: cannabis is seen as the least harmful substance among respondents.…