 Health Newstrack | Progress goes up in smoke Boston Globe, United States But smoking is still the number one cause of preventable death in the United States, and fewer smokers means billions saved in chronic disease care. Opponents argue that after 10 years Massachusetts residents are saturated with anti-smoking messages. ... Don't believe scare tactics about smoking FORUM: Finally, the end of smoking? |
Eight years' jail for spying TODAYonline, Singapore TEHRAN — In a rare intervention in judicial proceedings, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called yesterday for fair treatment of United States reporter Roxana Saberi, who was sentenced to eight years in jail as an American, the state news agency ... |
40 years of excellence at WellStar School of Nursing Atlanta Journal Constitution, USA To keep up with a growing community and the state's need for nurses, the school now offers a traditional BSN degree, as well as an accelerated format and an RN-to-BSN completion degree. “In 1995, changes in health care and new roles for nurses prompted ... |
 United Press International | Latin American Summit: Riding the Tiger Together OpEdNews, PA This will allow him to point out the same with respect to health care, the first step toward overcoming fifty years of fear of the state. And that is what must happen if pirates of all stripes are to be won over. They do not need to be defeated, ... Video: Chance for frank Americas dialogue - 20 April 09 Hemisphere's Leaders Adopt Declaration of Commitment of Port of ... Americas leaders urge steps to tackle crisis |
 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Helping kids to smile Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WI In Milwaukee Public Schools, thousands of hours of school are missed every year by students due to oral health problems, yet there is no organized preventive oral health care for children in the city. Why? Maybe people don't know how severe the problem ... |
 dBTechno | Health Care Seen As The Top Priority By Many Americans dBTechno, MA As of right now, there are still over 40 million Americans who are living without health insurance, leaving many to wonder why health care reform took so long to get put under the spotlight. There are clearly many issues in the United States, ... |
 Boston Globe | Hospital workers choose to unionize Boston Globe, United States St. Elizabeth's, the flagship of the Caritas Christi Health Care chain, is the first large Boston hospital to be organized by the SEIU, which in 2007 began a drive to unionize Boston's major hospitals. The majority of employees at area hospitals are ... Nearly 900 Workers at Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center Make ... |
 CBC.ca | Department of Health and Human Services Should Revoke Bush-Era ... Common Dreams (press release), ME Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United. "The last thing this country needs is more Religious Right meddling in our health care." President Barack Obama has proposed rescinding the Bush regulation, and today is the deadline for public ... A matter of conscience |
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Daily Aztec, CA What may be even more disheartening in regard to the epidemic is that according to AOA, “Public health leaders recognize obesity as a ‘neglected public health problem.’” Overweight and obesity are part of The US Department of Health and Human Services … |
Hospital patient mishaps top 300 Boston Globe, United States "We have to make it the case that the hospitals view the failure to report a serious reportable event as worse than the occurrence of a serious reportable event," said Paul Dreyer, director of the state's Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality. ... |
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