Genevieve Kane
School
Marquette University, Duquesne University
Expertise
Health And Wellness, Yoga, Writing
- Genevieve has ten years of experience writing health and healthcare-related content across multiple platforms and in multiple settings.
- She currently holds a master's degree in nursing and is pursuing a research doctorate in nursing.
- She has worked as a nurse for over six years in a variety of areas, including leadership, forensics, women's health, community health, and pediatrics.
Experience
Genevieve has taken on writing healthcare content for company webpages and working on the quality team at Health.com. She provides both content updates as well as editing. As a parent, she also writes in the parenting space and has been featured on Her View From Home.
Education
Genevieve believes in continually learning and has earned a Master's Degree in Nursing through Marquette University's Clinical Nurse Leader program. Additionally, after years in a leadership position managing the forensic nurse program for a regional healthcare system, she pursued a doctoral degree. She is currently working towards a PhD in nursing with an emphasis on Healthcare Ethics through Duquesne University.
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Stories By Genevieve Kane
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While menopause typically means the end of bleeding for most women, there are a few reasons why some may experience bleeding after menopause.
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Many medications advise against drinking alcohol while taking them, including metronidazole. However, many are curious as to why you should avoid drinking.
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Estrogen has several effects on the body, and there are various reasons individuals take estrogen as a medication. It can be used for a number of conditions.
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Air pollution can come from a variety of sources and is linked with numerous complications for pregnant individuals and their babies. Here's what to know.
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Paget's disease of the breast is a rare form of breast cancer that has a unique presentation. Here's what you should know about this condition.
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If back pain is affecting your day-to-day life, you are not alone. Back pain is one of the leading complaints of patients to their healthcare providers.
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Many of the adverse side effects of PCOS are related to the hormonal imbalances that this condition can cause. Fortunately, exercise can improve symptoms.
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At-home COVID-19 tests are a convenient way to check if you are infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. However, false negatives may be a drawback.
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If a healthcare provider has ordered a red blood cell (RBC) count for you or someone you know, you may be wondering what this is and why it was ordered.
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There are many potential causes of ulcerative colitis, and researchers are continually working to find answers. Can genetics contribute, and if so, how much?
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Due to the risk of E. coli infection, you should not let your children play with raw dough provided at restaurants (or at all). Here is what you should know.
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Sometimes it can be hard to eat your daily servings of fruits and veggies. You may turn to supplements like Goli Supergreens Gummies to fill nutritional gaps.
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You may wonder if two different painkillers are better than one, but before mixing medications, it's important to understand if the two are safe together.
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blk. lists multiple health benefits of their drink, including anti-inflammatory properties and increased energy, but does the drink really hold up to the hype?
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While wearing a mask has been a protective measure against COVID-19 for years, many still find them uncomfortable. For some, masks increase anxiety.
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Massages are a common way to relieve stress and anxiety. But are they safe during pregnancy? Here's what to know about the risks and benefits.