Protein Sparing Chai Ice Pops

It’s funny how there are many recipes that my family enjoys weekly but I have never written recipes for them. These protein sparing chai ice pops are one of them. My son Kai begs for these ice pops all the time!

They are so easy to make, we always have them in the freezer. I love that I have an easy protein-packed treat for my kids (and myself!) when hunger strikes!

HOW TO MAKE PROTEIN SPARING CHAI ICE POPS

To make Kai’s protein sparing chai ice pops, I used Equip vanilla Prime Protein powder!

It works great for making recipes

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Nebraska groups create health sciences pipeline program for young students

A group of Nebraska health care associations and educators are going back to the beginning to address the state’s health care workforce shortage.

The Nebraska Health Careers Pipeline Program will create a hands-on, interactive health sciences curriculum for students in third through 12th grade that can be deployed in schools across the state.

Stacey Ocander, dean of health careers at Metropolitan Community College, said participants are finishing the curriculum now and will begin training this fall, working with existing after-school providers to deliver the lessons.

In January, they will pilot one-hour weekly lessons — with activities — for students in

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NS shares cyber attack details

Nova Scotia says it has identified more details about the records stolen in a file transfer service cyber attack, impacting teachers, students and health care workers’ records.

As many as 100,000 Nova Scotians’ are estimated to have had personal information stolen due to a privacy breach affecting the file transfer software MOVEit, the province said Tuesday.

The province said in a statement Friday that the breach includes about 55,000 records of past and present teachers in the province, records of 26,000 students over the age of 16 and records of 5,000 short-term housing accommodation owners that are registered with the

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Dix plans summer tour as BC hospitals, health care facing ‘crises’

Health Minister Adrian Dix is ​​planning a summer tour of hospitals across the province in the hopes of addressing the broad issue of health-care and acute-care demand.

While announcing a host of short-, medium- and long-term solutions and actions for Surrey Memorial Hospital Wednesday (June 7), Dix said he would be meeting with the hospital over the summer “to find solutions for their workplaces that work for them. ”

“We know that other hospitals across the province are facing similar crises, with a growing population and staffing challenges.”

Dix said one of the common challenges is with the increased demand,

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BC split on whether the health-care system is adequate: poll

The Leger poll found half of residents (50 per cent) think the province’s health care system is good while 46 per cent think it’s in rough shape.

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British Columbians are divided over how well the province’s health-care system is doing, according to a poll released on Friday.

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Easy PROTEIN Hot Fudge Sundae

Who wants to come over for the BEST protein Hot Fudge Sundaes?

My son can’t get enough of my protein ice cream! I agree, it’s the BEST keto ice cream recipe I’ve made! I had to make a homemade hot fudge sauce to make the BEST protein hot fudge sundae!

HOW TO MAKE HOMEMADE HOT FUDGE

To make my Easy Protein Hot Fudge sauce, I used chocolate Equip Prime Protein powder!

I love Equip Prime Protein powder so much, I even pack it in my carry on with me when I travel! I am in LOVE with it! It helped

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How Danielle Smith could transform health care

Governments, like boards of directors, need to know what is going on, but they cause chaos when they meddle

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Albertans re-elected Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party with a majority last week. Smith now offers a chance to change the way we think about health care — a radically conservative vision. What might that include?

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