Monday, April 11, 2022 – Thursday, April 14, 2022 Livestream Nutrition Management: Treating Cardiometabolic Disease is a unique and practical continuing education learning opportunity for physicians, nurses, dieticians and other health care professionals, focusing on clinical strategies to improve care for patients with cardiometabolic diseases.Developed by Harvard Medical School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of

TRENDING: LOWER MAKEFIELD >> The Lower Makefield Police Department reports the following incidents and arrests:FRAUD >> 200 block of Aspen Rd. reported at 3:31 p.m. on Jan. 27. Complainant reported they were sent a check for $2,950 from an unknown person for a job and they were instructed to send $2,550 back after depositing the

After two years of pandemic stasis, crime stories and a broadly battered image, Chicago is going on the offensive, launching a guerrilla marketing campaign Monday to promote itself as a more influential world city than many realize. Created by Chicago ad agency Energy BBDO, the pro bono “Chicago Not in Chicago” campaign touts a long

Our Response to COVID-19 →Article Highlights: Jonathan Edelheit, Chairman and Co-founder of the Global Healthcare Resources and the Corporate Health & Wellness Association spoke with Heathers Saunders, an infection preventionist and infection prevention and control researcher at Johns Hopkins University. Saunders spoke about how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted businesses and how employers can integrate effective

AdvertisementSupported byLawrence Rudolph collected nearly $4.9 million in life insurance benefits after the fatal shooting of his wife, Bianca, in Zambia in 2016, according to court documents. He has pleaded not guilty.By Neil VigdorBianca Rudolph, an American big game hunter, traveled with her husband to Zambia, in southern Africa, in 2016, determined to add a

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Imagine Marketing, the holding company of electronics and lifestyle brand Boat, one of the rare hardware startups from India, has filed for an IPO of up to $266 million.In its DRHP filing with local regulator on Thursday, Warburg Pincus-backed Boat said it plans to issue fresh shares worth about $120 million and offer for sale

AdvertisementSupported byChallenges to books about sexual and racial identity are nothing new in American schools, but the tactics and politicization are.By Elizabeth A. Harris and Alexandra AlterIn Wyoming, a county prosecutor’s office considered charges against library employees for stocking books like “Sex Is a Funny Word” and “This Book Is Gay.”In Oklahoma, a bill was

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