By Susan Taplinger Read time: 3 mins. Flu isn’t waiting its turn this year. Early flu activity in Canada suggests the wave is already building across the region. It’s showing up early, picking up speed, and putting pressure on high-risk facilities before the usual surveillance cues even blink. Clusters are forming sooner. Staff workflows feel […] ... Read More
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Dynarex Expands Resp-O₂™ Line with Vortex 72 Closed Suction Catheters
Advanced Closed-System Design Enhances Safety and Efficiency in Airway Management By Susan Taplinger Read time: 3 mins. Dynarex Corporation, a leading medical supply company, today announced the launch of Resp-O₂™ Vortex 72 Closed Suction Catheter, an innovative respiratory solution engineered to support safer, more efficient airway management for ventilated patients. Designed for up to 72 […] ... Read More
COPD Season: Wintering Through the Surge
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Respiratory season doesn’t announce itself like a storm front or a headline-making surge. It unfolds quietly — a shift in humidity, an uptick in viral circulation, the first clusters of respiratory complaints appearing in emergency departments. And during COPD Awareness Month, these early signs take on added weight […] ... Read More
Dynarex Honors Jeremy Sonenschein for Outstanding Service
By Susan Taplinger First Responder Caring Award Presented at EMS World Expo 2025 in Indianapolis Montvale, NJ, November 6, 2025 — Dynarex Corporation, a premier provider of durable medical equipment and disposable medical products, is proud to honor EMS Captain Jeremy Sonenschein as the recipient of the 2025 Dynarex EMS First Responder Caring Award (FRCA). […] ... Read More
The Power of Partnership: Inside the New Model of Diabetes Care
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Few conditions demand more precision than diabetes — every decision touches data, medication, nutrition, and daily life. This National Diabetes Month underscores what modern medicine already knows: no one can manage it alone. Progress happens when specialists, educators, and patients form a network of shared expertise — turning […] ... Read More
Every Step Counts: Rebuilding Mobility through Physical Therapy
By Susan Taplinger Read Time. 3 mins. Physical therapy is where science meets the art of movement. It’s a discipline grounded in anatomy and guided by insight — using observation, repetition, and specialized tools to help the body heal itself. October is National Physical Therapy Month, a reminder of how this profession changes lives every […] ... Read More
Beyond the Ribbon: Rethinking Breast Cancer Awareness Month
By Susan Taplinger Read Time. 3 mins. Each October, a wave of pink ribbons sweeps across sports teams, store shelves, and social media feeds, ushering in Breast Cancer Awareness Month and spotlighting the importance of early detection and research. The visibility is powerful — but it also raises the question: what does meaningful awareness look […] ... Read More
Freedom in Every Breath: The New Role of Oxygen Concentrators
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. For people living with chronic respiratory conditions, oxygen therapy can be the difference between staying active and independent — or being restricted by illness. Whether it’s COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, or post-COVID complications, supplemental oxygen helps stabilize symptoms and lowers the risk of hospitalization. As the demand for respiratory […] ... Read More
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: Smarter Screening, Stronger Futures
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Prostate cancer touches communities everywhere — whether through a diagnosis, a father, a brother, or a friend. The difference between catching it early or late can mean everything — from near-perfect survival rates to limited treatment options and lasting complications. Early detection doesn’t just save lives, it changes […] ... Read More
Every Second Counts: Turning the Tide on Overdose
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. When overdose strikes, every moment matters — and today, more communities are prepared to respond than ever before. International Overdose Awareness Day (August 31) ties these realities together: it is both a moment to remember those lost and a recognition of how expanded awareness, new tools, and greater […] ... Read More
School Strong: The Silent System Keeping Class in Session
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. As schools launch into a new academic year, there’s plenty of buzz about bus routes, class lists, and supply drives. But the real engine of readiness isn’t on the checklist — it’s in the nurse’s office. While the first bell is still weeks away, school health teams are […] ... Read More
Joint Effort: Overcoming Juvenile Arthritis Together
By Erin Hagan Read Time: 3 mins. Imagine a child struggling to keep up with friends on the playground, their movements slowed not by tiredness, but by invisible pain. This is the reality for nearly 300,000 children and teens in the U.S. living with juvenile arthritis (JA). Often dismissed as growing pains or sports injuries, […] ... Read More