Forbes |
Improving The State Of Mental Health Care In 2016
Forbes Inequity between mental health care and physical health care is cause for concern. Fortunately, in 2015, the country made a number of advances towards leveling the playing field. Last year politicians pushed through numerous legal motions that will … and more » |
U.S. News & World Report |
Is Single-Payer Health Care a Good Idea?
U.S. News & World Report A major fault line has developed in the 2016 Democratic primary over health care. On one side, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wants to build upon the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, claiming that an overhaul of the law would be too … Hillary Clinton should be pressed on health care, too. Here's how.Washington Post (blog) How Long Will Health Insurers Continue to Put Up With Obamacare?Reason (blog) Sanders reignites Democratic health warsThe Hill Albuquerque Journal -New York Times -American Enterprise Institute all 190 news articles » |
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New York Times |
Under Gun Rules, FBI Will Receive Health Data
New York Times WASHINGTON — Responding to Republicans who have repeatedly tied gun violence to mental health issues, President Obama's new gun control plan will allow state agencies and the Social Security Administration to provide certain “protected health … Preventing mental health-related mass shootingsFirst Coast News Gun Control Is a Public Health Issue, Experts SayNBCNews.com Mental health legislation complicated by gun control debateWashington Post Yahoo Health -ABC News -The Hill all 10,560 news articles » |
TechCrunch |
The Federal Vision For Healthcare IT: A Dystopian Paradise
TechCrunch The reason is fairly simple — the largest actor in the healthcare market is the government. Through programs like Medicare, Medicaid, the VA and TRICARE, the government controls approximately 45 percent of all healthcare spending in the U.S. (compared … |
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Study finds gaps in consumer understanding of their health information
News-Medical.net According to HealthMine's research, conducted with more than 6,000 consumers enrolled in health plans in 2015, 53% of consumers said it's not easy to understand their health information, or what they need to do to maintain or improve their health. and more » |
MobiHealthNews |
Cornell researchers use personalized algorithm in weight loss app
MobiHealthNews MyBehavior A new app, developed at the interaction design lab at Cornell University, has a novel approach to helping users lose weight: an algorithm that latches onto the healthy behaviors users are already doing and then gradually encourages them to … |
LancasterOnline |
Ask a pediatrician: Mental health of student athletes as important as their …
LancasterOnline Based on a recent CDC report, about 1 out of every 5 children in the United States will experience some type of mental health disorder. Among teens, anxiety and depression are at epidemic proportions. Suicide is the second leading cause of death of … and more » |
CBC.ca |
Free weight-loss program helps Moose Jaw residents lose 2500 lb.
CBC.ca "The idea behind a weight-loss program is to get people when they're overweight but don't have disease yet, and try to prevent diabetes, try to prevent heart disease," said Mark Lemstra, president of Alliance Wellness & Rehabilitation. In Moose Jaw, 63 … and more » |
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