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Guess How Many Calories Are In This Meal
Health: Last years American health care reform bill has faced controversy over providing medical care to uninsured and underinsured patients, but one of the
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It's Not Too Late to Have Your Say
Health: You still have a little less than two weeks to comment on how the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) can best implement new school lunch
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Do High Deductible Health Plans Reduce Cost?
Health: Health reform and health care redesign inevitably fixates on reducing costs. Yes, theres always the idea that we might improve quality and safety, bu
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Health Care Delivery Science: Management is Key to Affordable Quality
Health: One of the most exciting advancements in todays health industry is the growing field of health care delivery science. Granted, not everyone is aware
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New Drug Could Help Alzheimer's Patients
Health: [caption id="attachment_47806" align="alignnone" width="800" caption="Enzymes act on the APP (Amyloid precursor protein) and cut it into fragments of
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You Thought Oats Came from the Ground?
Health: Scientists at the South Dakota State University have customized an oat, called Shelby 247, meant for horses. But scientists are looking to turn this
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Human Trafficking as a Public Health Crisis Part 3: What One Person Can Accomplish
Health: What can one person accomplish? Dr. Paula Heron is a a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Kentucky. Born in Zimbabwe, she's lived most of her l
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Scientists Learn About the Way We Respond to Trauma
Health: Usually, it isnt until after a natural disaster or traumatic event that specialists learn about how people psychologically respond to those events. H
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Human Trafficking as a Public Health Crisis: Part 2
Health: This is the second part of a three-part series focusing on human trafficking from a public health perspective. Malaria affects over six million peop
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Walmart's $4 Generic Drug Pricing: Rx for $6 Billion in Savings?
Health: Wal-Mart triggered an industry "race to the bottom" in terms of generic drug pricing when it introduced its program to charge $4 for a 30-day supply
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Human Trafficking as a Public Health Crisis
Health: Jonathan Todres, Associate Professor of Law at Georgia State University, has a unique perspective on human trafficking. Whether this complex crime is
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Despite Positive Findings, Uncertainty around Evidence Behind Electronic Medical Records
Health: A new review of recent literature on the effectiveness of electronic medical records (EMR) from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Inf
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Japanese Red Cross Mission in Light of the Disasters
Social Enterprise: [caption id="attachment_47383" align="alignnone" width="150" caption="Japanese Red Cross Tent"][/caption]The American Red Cross has been responding t
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Japanese Red Cross Mission in Light of the Disasters
Social Enterprise: [caption id="attachment_47383" align="alignnone" width="150" caption="Japanese Red Cross Tent"][/caption]The American Red Cross has been responding t
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Concerns for Radioactive Agricultural and Domestic Imports from Japan
Social Enterprise: [caption id="attachment_47372" align="alignnone" width="150" caption="Kyoto Japan Produce Market"][/caption]The FDAs screening of U.S. food supply at
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Concerns for Radioactive Agricultural and Domestic Imports from Japan
Social Enterprise: [caption id="attachment_47372" align="alignnone" width="150" caption="Kyoto Japan Produce Market"][/caption]The FDAs screening of U.S. food supply at
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After More Than 50 Years, A New Lupus Drug
Health: The FDA has approved a new drug for lupus called Benylsta. The drug is the first drug ever approved developed by Human Genome Sciences, and it will b
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Do Incentives for Electronic Medical Records Outweigh the Costs?
Health: Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are receiving a lot of attention as well as investment. The federal government has earmarked some $20 billion to get
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Need a Health Coach?
Health: Whether you look at those who struggle with obesity and smoking or chronic conditions like diabetes and high cholesterol, many will give you excuses
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Danger from Dietary Supplements: The Strange Tale of Hydroxycut
Health: Two years ago the then-best selling weight loss supplement Hydroxycut was pulled from the market after being linked to 23 cases of liver damage and o
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