Patient and therapist find an approach that works — together For her behavioral health intervention, Heerema wanted to avoid medication. Megan Johnson, MD, a psychiatrist at Woodland Hills Medical Center, listened carefully and agreed. “Patients need to choose techniques that work for them. There are medications to treat anxiety, and some can be effective,” said … Read more
I remember being a broke college student during my senior year at The College of William & Mary. A group of us gathered at the Spanish House, the language immersion dorm where we lived, to brainstorm easy ways to make money. None of us had job offers yet, and we were anxious to prove to … Read more
FOMO-driven innovation: How ‘fear of missing out’ is pushing insurers to act | Insurance Business America Insurance News FOMO-driven innovation: How ‘fear of missing out’ is pushing insurers to act Rob Galbraith, founder and CEO of Forestview Insights, on the need for transparency in market Insurance News By Chris Davis Rob Galbraith, founder and CEO … Read more
When satellites first started peering down on the craggy, glaciated Antarctic Peninsula about 40 years ago, they saw only a few tiny patches of vegetation covering a total of about 8,000 square feet—less than a football field. But since then, the Antarctic Peninsula has warmed rapidly, and a new study shows that mosses, along with … Read more
Case C-326/22 Z arose regarding Article 16(1) of Directive 2008/48/EC on consumer credit and the right to early loan repayment, which provides consumers with a right to repay their loan early and to the costs of the loan reduced accordingly. The facts Six consumers assigned to Z their claims regarding 15 consumer credit contracts that were repaid early, who … Read more
