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A Practical Approach to Military PTSD
It is time to commit to programs that will serve our troops with the same fidelity with which they have served us.
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It is time to commit to programs that will serve our troops with the same fidelity with which they have served us.
Mobile MIM
Last week's mHealth summit in Washington, D.C., gave tech leaders an opportunity to evaluate the field and its future.
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Education is not an industrial process; it is a human one.
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If your church is endorsing a "health screening fair," it must be good, right?
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Regenokine isn't approved by the FDA (yet), but the procedure for joint pain is promising.
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Examining the roots of the dysfunction, and how we can change it without passing on medication costs to the sickest among us
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Despite increasingly significant influence on care, online health resources should be valued for what they are: in their infancy.
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Many governors are delaying or refusing to even contemplate health insurance exchanges.
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We might not like everything we read, but a new trial found that giving patients easier access to our exam notes gets us more involved in effective care.
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The success of a hospital system in Washington state should be a strong signal that patient decision aids are powerful quality-improving, cost-cutting tools.
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Unsure where it's coming from, it's nearly impossible to regulate.
Concord Records
Amid his outspoken advocacy of childhood nutrition education, the comedian stands by his iconic 1967 character. We should, too.
Health Clinic at Broughal MS (George White)
How a local government, university, hospital, medical school, non-profit, and corporation in Bethlehem, Pennslyvania are working together.
Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder swear that support dogs lead to remarkable improvements, but research has yet to support their widespread use.
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The old axis of access in U.S. health care is being replaced by the kind of gradations and complexity for which the airline industry has become (in)famous.
The Pennsylvania health group that's betting on standardizing practices to improve care, and winning
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For residents who remain poor, reducing poverty rates in their communities can still result in long-term health benefits.
Protein and carbs, in deliberate ratios, help the comedy legend avoid "that 2:30 feeling" and highlight his call for social responsibility in nutrition education.
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An early read on the population incurring the landmark penalty rather than purchasing health insurance
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Urging people to set better examples for their kids plays on a moral imperative that lies in the gray area between educating and shaming.
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
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