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- When Your Fears And Depression Have The Best Of You
By: Stan Popovich
February 01, 2006 - A Review Of Techniques In Managing Your Depression
By: Stan Popovich
February 01, 2006 - Finding The Answers In Managing Your Fears And Anxieties
By: Stan Popovich
February 01, 2006 - Managing Your Every Day Stresses And Anxieties
By: Stan Popovich
February 01, 2006 - Managing Your Persistent Fears and Anxieties
By: Stan Popovich
February 01, 2006 - Choosing Affordable Health Insurance For Children
By: Mike Yeager
September 24, 2005 - Cheap Health Insurance rates and personal health insurance.
By: Mike Yeager
September 24, 2005 - Health Insurance, medical insurance and individual health insurance plans.
By: Mike Yeager
September 24, 2005 - Fillings Get Smaller…and Smaller
By: Judith Sloan
September 24, 2005 - Why Air Purifiers Are Not Always The Answer To Indoor Air Quality Problems
By: Ed Bishop
September 24, 2005
Lastest Headlines for "Health"
- Health advocates plan SAPtember Month (Saipan Tribune)
Health advocates from a myriad of government agencies gathered yesterday in the Department of Public Health's conference room to discuss their plans for September's Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Awareness month. - Incentive payments remold health care (Business Insurance)
The health care payment system in the United States is undergoing a gradual transformation fostered by the proliferation of physician and hospital pay-for-performance initiatives led and financed by payers nationwide. - Health-insurance industry wants to show it is reform-minded (The Columbus Dispatch)
The health-care-insurance industry isn't the biggest corporate boogeyman of the moment. But it sure isn't viewed in warm and fuzzy terms by the average American. - Health Highlights: July 19, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: - Health department closes 4 area beaches (Northwest Herald)
The McHenry County Department of Health closed four beaches today for high bacteria levels, and posted an advisory on a fifth. - Forum to address black health issues (Miami Herald)
As blacks in Miami-Dade face disproportionately higher mortality rates than their counterparts, county health officials are weighing the significance of race in obtaining quality healthcare. - Health-care matchup finds Ohio falls short (Akron Beacon Journal)
The United States pays far more for health care — more than $7,000 a year for every American, from infant to codger — than any other advanced nation in the world. - Double-digit health insurance hikes (The Oregonian)
Double-digit rate increases are squeezing tens of thousands of Oregonians who buy individual or small-business health insurance, forcing some to join the ranks of the uninsured. - Health Center employees train for emergency (Park Hills Daily Journal)
Since the St. Francois County Health Center has had to close for the rest of the week for major plumbing repairs, they're taking part in some emergency response training away from the office. - Moore: Health care to grow in importance (Midland Daily News)
   Former MidMichigan Health President Terry Moore thinks health care will only grow in importance in the coming years.