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CardioSolution's Chief Medical Officer Brad Serwer, M.D. Reveals Warning Signs of High Cholesterol in Newsweek 
"It's important to note that high cholesterol often doesn't cause noticeable symptoms on its own. In rare instances, people may develop xanthomas, which are fatty deposits that can develop under the skin" - Dr. Brad Serwer

Ingenovis Health Unveils Innovative Chief Nurse Advisory Board

Fastaff Traveler Sheryl L. Shares Her Experiences As a Seasoned Travel Nurse

CMO Lauren Pasquale Bartlett Joins the Healthcare Leadership Experience Podcast to Discuss Healthcare's Purpose Gap 
Lauren Pasquale Bartlett is the first Chief Marketing Officer at Ingenovis Health, healthcare workforce solutions providers. Here, she shares how hospitals can benefit from a clear purpose, and how to achieve it.

HealthCare Support Receives Great Recruiters Certification for 2023 
“HealthCare Support continuously strives to outpace the industry standard for innovation, success and satisfaction across this highly competitive labor force landscape,” said Chris Abel, HealthCare Support President. “This certification is a reflection of the organization’s tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to delivering excellence in healthcare, and we are honored to have earned this distinction.”

CardioSolution's Chief Medical Officer Brad Serwer, M.D. Shares Health Advice for Women Over 50 
Bradley Serwer, MD, Chief Medical Officer at CardioSolution, tells Best Life that heart health should be top of mind for women 50 and older. "Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States," he says. Yet because women experiencing heart attacks don't always have classic symptoms such as chest pain and shortness of breath, they may not realize what's happening.

Ingenovis Health Announces $100K in Nursing Scholarships 
Ingenovis Health, a leading healthcare talent provider, announced a new annual scholarship program offering $100,000 in support to 20 nursing students across four distinct categories.

Part-Time Physician: Is It a Viable Career Choice? 
Despite a push toward work-life balance in the medical field, physicians continue to dedicate more time to work and less time to themselves, their loved ones, and their outside interests.