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Of Sanity and Everyday Life: Filling the Gaps with Art Amid the Pandemic

August 25, 2023July 5, 2020 by Tina Sherman

In the midst of the social distancing and quarantine mandates, people are left with so much time in their hands, not knowing what to do with it. When establishments were open, people can hang out with friends, shop, watch a play, etc. Now, people are left to deal with not having much stuff to do at home. Fortunately, there’s Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, and other streaming sites. People have turned to movies, series, music. To simply put it, people have turned …

Are You Preparing to Become a Nutritionist?

August 25, 2023January 28, 2020 by Tina Sherman

One of the choices was to become a chef. Open up a restaurant and deal with everything that it entails, from coming up with the menu to hiring cleaning services and other maintenance crew. That seems exciting but daunting in light of the work that it involves. So you hope to pursue a career as a nutritionist instead upon your return home to Kansas City. It still involves food, which is something that you love. But is the context more …

Link between Greenery and Health: Explaining the Effect

August 25, 2023February 19, 2019 by Tina Sherman

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One of the leading causes of mortality in the United States is sudden unexpected death (SUD). People with heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes are at a higher risk for experiencing this type of cardiac death. Public health officials are finding new ways to reduce this health concern. Research suggests a strong link between green spaces and SUD. A healthy environment means a healthier heart. This discovery urges both commercial and residential property owners to turn to nationwide landscape companies to …