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China Technology!!

Austin Tang — Wed, 16 Jul 2025 20:57:10 +0000

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#China #Technology #Influence #ChinaTechnology #ChinaTech

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Surviving This Holiday Season with Overactive Bladder Are You Among the 1 in 10 Americans Impacted by Bothersome Overactive Bladder Symptoms?

Austin Tang — Fri, 12 Nov 2021 15:29:24 +0000

Listen to “Surviving This Holiday Season with Overactive Bladder Are You Among the 1 in 10 Americans Impacted by Bothersome Overactive Bladder Symptoms” on Spreaker.

November is Bladder Health Month
With more people getting vaccinated, this holiday season, many of us can finally get back to spending quality time with our loved ones.
But for some, getting through the holidays with overactive bladder (OAB) can be frustrating and embarrassing, leaving many running for the bathroom throughout the festivities. But, OAB doesn’t have to be disruptive, and you aren’t suffering alone.
Common symptoms of OAB include:
 Urgency: a sudden need to go[ii]  Frequency: the need to go oftenii
• Urge urinary incontinence: leakage episodesii
If you think you may be experiencing symptoms, contact your healthcare provider who may recommend behavioral therapies such as bladder training or pelvic-floor muscle training. If these therapies don’t work, you may need medication. Make sure you talk to your healthcare provider about ways to manage your OAB symptoms and understand which medicines may work best for you.
In the short-term, if you plan on traveling to visit family and friends this year, just be sure to plan ahead.
Tips for Managing OAB During the Holidays:
 If you’re traveling, plan to stop every 2-4 hours to reduce strain on your bladder. Drink plenty of water, but limit your intake a few hours before traveling
 If you can, avoid certain foods and beverages that can irritate the bladder such as alcohol, coffee, spicy and citrusy foods.
 Relax and try to control the urge
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Diane Newman, Nurse Practitioner specializing in urology to learn more about OAB coping advice, as well as treatment options.

HOLIDAYS CAN BE A DIFFICULT TIME FOR PEOPLE WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER- WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND TO BE SOME OF THE MOST COMMON COMPLAINTS?

WHAT CAUSES OAB?

WHAT ARE SOME TECHNIQUES TO HELP MANAGE SYMPTOMS?

WHAT ELSE CAN PEOPLE DO ABOUT THIS CONDITION?

WHAT IS THE MAJOR TAKEAWAY YOU WANT OUR AUDIENCE TO REMEMBER?

Interview: Courtesy: Urovant Sciences

#diane #newman #nurse #oab #overactive #bladder #over #active #bothersome #holiday #season #health #condition #urology #treatment #sciences #managing #manage #bathroom #training

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AS SEASONS CHANGE YOUR KIDS KEEP GROWING THE AGES AND STAGES OF A HOME SAFETY CHECKUP While Keeping Your Home Uncluttered

admin — Wed, 25 Sep 2019 16:22:30 +0000

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Americans have become obsessed with keeping their homes neat and uncluttered, thanks to the rise of organization experts that inspire neatness in the home. But as the seasons change and children turn six months, 18 months, three-years and older, it’s time to also realize that living with children isn’t always conducive to a tidy home and parents need to remember to take into consideration their child’s height and point of view so parents can review the precautions they take and make sure their home is safe for their kids.

As children grow, the dangers in the house change, so it’s important for parents to adapt and make sure there’s a balance between protecting children from injury while allowing them to explore so they learn their limits.

Areas of house to pay special attention to for childproofing:
 Stairs: Make sure safety gates are correct size as children grow
 Bathroom: install safety rails like bathtub bars to help kids get in and out of the tub and shower & make sure your child is actively supervised during bath time
 Laundry Room: Detergent and other cleaning products pose a big danger for children, so make sure you purchase childproof products and keep them stored high on shelves and out of child’s reach
 Kitchen: Kids can get injured by pulling hot items out of the microwave, so keep them out of reach & stove knob protectors are a great investment

Dr. Sadiqa Kendi, medical director of Safe Kids Worldwide will be available to help remind parents about the safety issues they need to know to protect their children in the home.

She’ll discuss some of the biggest threats in the home for kids that parents may not even realize are present. She’ll also outline safety tips for new parents and for those with babies and toddlers. Dr. Kendi believes every space in the home should be available for a child to play in and explore, as long as that area has been childproofed appropriately. She says a tidy home is a safe home, and when spaces are free of clutter, it’s easier to see where the dangers might be.

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Joan Potts (Mrs. Claus)

editor — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:38:57 +0000

Will cleaning your countertop kill cold and flu viruses this holiday?

A.) Yes

B.) No

If you answered yes, then you’re unfortunately wrong, and could end up like 47% of women who don’t disinfect germ hot spots in their bathroom, kitchen and living room before guests arrive for the holidays. There’s actually a big difference between cleaning and disinfecting, but is something few people understand. Understanding how germs spread and knowing what steps to take to combat them can make a big difference in helping keep the holidays merry and bright.

To sort it all out for people so they can keep themselves and their family safe from lurking germs this holiday season, Mrs. Claus spoke about.

• Set the record straight about the difference between cleaning (help remove visible dirt/grime) and disinfecting (destroy bacteria, viruses and fungi)

• Give friendly tips on how to select the right tool for the cleaning job to keep everything from crumbs to cold at bay

• Point out germ hot spots at the North Pole and in everyone’s home and how to properly clean, sanitize and disinfect them

• Share surprising results of a survey of holiday cleaning habits

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American households spent more than $35 billion on home improvement last year.

editor — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 04:00:00 +0000

The average size home has increased by more than 75% since the 50’s. The size of the average home’s kitchen has grown by 216%! This shows the importance of this room to families. Updating the kitchen can increase the value of the home! The bathroom is the second most important room. Steve Greenberg will show your viewers the big and little ticket items coming out this year that will help viewers improve these two very important rooms in their homes.
The kitchen and Bath show:
–Showcases the very latest products and cutting-edge design ideas in the kitchen and bath industry.
–Features the largest array of product displays and demonstrations.
–Brings together over 900 companies exhibiting their products and more than 40,000 national and international industry professionals
— Features dealers, designers, architects, distributors, retailers, home centers and many other kitchen and bath professionals.
KBIS facts: http://www.KBIS.com
About Steve Greenberg Known as the Innovation Insider. Steve is an Emmy-Award Winning, well-respexted journalist who makes the work of new products a little more user-friendly. Steve’s Innovation Insights can be seen routinely on several national talk shows such as FOX & Friends and Liftime’s Our Home.

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