A recent article urges freelancers to regularly review how they spend their working hours. By identifying non-revenue-generating tasks and making conscious changes in workflow management, independent workers can improve both earnings and job satisfaction.
The Freelancers Union revealed that independent workers see the American healthcare system as their biggest obstacle. A recent survey shows most freelancers want better access to affordable health insurance and say it affects how they vote.
Ann Marie McDonald of Hospital for Special Surgery shares her approach to tackling workforce shortages, retention issues, and succession planning among nurses. The article highlights HSS’s reputation for orthopedic excellence and expanding partnerships.
A new study from NYU Langone Health shows that mice rapidly identify odors through fast nerve cell activity in their brains’ olfactory bulbs. Researchers say this finding challenges previous beliefs about where scent recognition occurs in mammals’ brains.
A new study led by NYU Langone Health researchers finds an increase in serious head trauma related to e-bike and scooter accidents among urban residents. Low helmet usage is linked to higher injury rates for both riders and pedestrians struck by micromobility devices.
NYU Langone Health has opened a new comprehensive ambulatory center in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The facility expands local access to specialty medical services without requiring travel outside the borough. Recent additions also include three pediatric practices joining the network.
Ben Yamuder from Hospital for Special Surgery explains how post-workout saunas may help ease muscle soreness. The hospital continues providing specialized orthopedic care while advancing research.
Ronald McDonald House New York featured Giselle Morales from Hospital for Special Surgery, highlighting both her work with lupus patients and personal experience as a parent needing support services. Her story underscores how connection helps families facing medical challenges.
A new study presented by Dr. Samuel A. Taylor shows that reverse and anatomic total shoulder replacements offer similar outcomes for active adults under age 65. Both procedures resulted in comparable rates of returning to sports and patient satisfaction.
A Washington Post column by Dr. Jordan Metzl from Hospital for Special Surgery discusses how just two minutes a day of high-intensity exercise may improve longevity. Research suggests both frequency and intensity are important factors in long-term health.