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Join us for a dynamic conversation with Dr. Tanya Crabb as we explore the complex interplay of mental health, physical health, culture, trauma, adverse childhood experiences, gender roles and family history. She emphasizes the importance of a mind-body approach to mental health, encouraging health professionals to peel back the layers and look deeply into each client’s life experiences. She stresses the importance of approaching individuals with curiosity and respect. Lastly, we discuss the importance of self-care, examining the diverse strategies individuals can employ to nurture their well-being.
Carol C. Harter, the longest-serving president in the history of UNLV, has died at the age of 82.
Cool credit cards come in all shapes and sizes. Some credit cards are cool because they’re made of metal instead of plastic. Other credit cards are cool because you can customize their appearance. But the coolest credit cards of all are those that will save you the most money.
The Festival features the works of more than 100 fine artists and craftsmen from Southern Nevada and surrounding states.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling against the online trading app last month could create “more breathing room” for other states to follow through on their own fiduciary regulations.
Approved in 2016, the newly updated label changes add more clarity to the use of pimavanserin, noting that patients with Parkinson disease with dementia may be eligible for treatment.
The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has made 2 updates to the packaging label for an approved treatment for Parkinson disease psychosis.
The funding is going toward the university's Las Vegas Urban Forest Center and its project, which is scheduled to start in January next year.
Cyberattacks on MGM and Caesars put gamblers’ personal information at risk