COVID-19 is now classified as a pandemic by the WHO (World Health Organization). The good news is that early action can slow down the spread of this virus. Although there are thousands of cases reported, this virus is containable by practising infection control measures. It...
The end of year also brings about the cold & flu season. It occurs mostly during the cold half of the year in each hemisphere. This epidemic mostly occurs in the Fall and lasts anywhere from November through March of the following year. There are several...
This summer, like last summer, is expected to have above average temperatures. Additionally, we are also expecting storm activity, making this a hot and humid summer. When it is too hot, though, it can be a potentially dangerous situation for kids and older adults. Here...
Four million. That is the number of registered nurses in the U.S. according to American Nurses Association. That number is expectedly much higher when counting Licensed Practical Nurses and Nurse Practitioners. Considered a selfless career (vocation), nurses are some of the hardest working and least...
Last month we celebrated Women's History Month. Some of our heroines have made immeasurable marks on modern lives. For example, Susan B. Anthony, who worked to organize the fight for women's right to vote. Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize...
Spring allergy season is in full swing. As more trees and flowers begin to bud and flower, more pollen is potentially released into the air. For millions of Americans, this means seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies are temporary, manifested as coughing, sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose or...
by Sharet Espinal The month of February is known for Valentine’s Day in many countries. However, the month of February in the United States more importantly commemorates Black History. Honoring black history is attributed to Carter G. Woodson, the son of slaves who was educated late in...
by Sharet Espinal There are many events going on this month: Breast Cancer Awareness, Smile Day, and Mental Health Week to name a few. But there is one that we've all enjoyed since childhood: Halloween! Halloween brings everyone together with movies, decorations, and most importantly for...
By Sharet Espinal There comes a time in life when people have to come by living by themselves. The kids move for college, work, or to start their own family. Most people have an adjustment period to living by themselves as they return to routine and...
How does a small business make it to almost 30 years, stay connected to the community, and still provide the best service? Just ask our President and CEO, Abo Omachonu. VoyageMIA Meet Abo Omachonu of Vintex Quality Care in South Miami ...