Buyer beware of association health plans
Business groups that have long advocated for association health plans (AHPs) just learned a valuable lesson: Beware of politicians bearing gifts. Recently, the Trump administration finalized a U.S....
View ArticlePediatricians and Global Health: Opportunities and Considerations for...
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View ArticleGlobal Health Community Says The US Is Picking Big Business Over Patients Again
The global health community has once again found itself in a familiar position: fighting the U.S. on a policy previously seen as a no-brainer. The fight against tuberculosis, the world’s top infectious...
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How craft is good for our health
At a time when many of us feel overwhelmed by the 24/7 demands of the digital world, craft practices, alongside other activities such as colouring books for grown-ups and the up-surge of interest in...
View ArticleLancet Global Health Article, Commentary Examine Use Of NTD Service Coverage...
Lancet Global Health Article, Commentary Examine Use Of NTD Service Coverage Index To Monitor Progress Toward UHC Jul 27, 2018 The Lancet Global Health: Monitoring equity in universal health coverage...
View ArticleVenezuela lawmaker who decried health crisis flees, denouncing threats
CARACAS (Reuters) – Opposition lawmaker and oncologist Jose Manuel Olivares, who led protests over Venezuela’s crumbling health sector, has fled for neighboring Colombia after being told that his...
View ArticleHealth Department unveils new proposed marijuana rules
The draft rules allow the sale of smokable forms of marijuana, but still forbid consuming it in places where cigarette smoking is forbidden, or in the presence of minors. The new rules also would...
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Connecticut mold-related health concerns rise with the sea level
Caption Close A day after Superstorm Sandy hit, Nancy Arnold waded down her basement stairs and saw five feet of storm surge partially submerging her furnace and hot water heater. After the water...
View ArticleHow companies harm their employees’ health
I thought Jeffrey Pfeffer’s latest book would create more of a stir. The Stanford University professor, whose books are always richly researched, looks in Dying for a Paycheck at how modern management...
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3 of the best hidden health and beauty secrets in Kuala Lumpur
Get your knots unknotted What happens around us is beyond our control, but how we react to it can be a conscious choice. * Join @dianwithlove for a Mind Detox meditation workshop on Saturday 23 June...
View ArticleCanberra still in denial over My Health Record concerns
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. The Australian government’s response to the grief it’s getting over the controversial My Health Record is now up to stage three. Provided you call a...
View ArticleCardinal Health: Too Cheap To Pass Up
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View ArticleChild health guidelines in the era of sustainable development goals
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View ArticleCivilian Health Promotion Services schedule for August
ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. — Preventive care is designed to help you stay healthy. It may help catch health problems early – before any signs of illness. Often, that’s when they’re easier to treat....
View ArticlePrivate health providers called out in quarterly Australian data breach report
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released its first full quarterly update since the Notifiable Data Breach scheme (NDB) came into effect in February, and once again,...
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Staying resilient: Behavioral health team helps Soldiers stay mentally fit
1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Capt. Kelly Drake, behavioral health officer for the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, far left, talks to Soldiers about stress management,...
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My Health Record legislation to match ADHA policy in government backdown
Despite saying for weeks that policy will trump the legislation backing My Health Record, Health Minister Greg Hunt announced on Tuesday night that the legislation will be brought into line with the...
View ArticleWhy Americans Spend So Much on Health Care—In 12 Charts
The U.S. spends more per capita on health care than any other developed nation. It will soon spend close to 20% of its GDP on health—significantly more than the percentage spent by major Organization...
View ArticleHow health care orgs are addressing AI challenges
Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionize health care, in everything from drug research, to diagnostics, to health care delivery — all the way through to billing and accounting. According to...
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Apple is hiring for its new health clinics, and it’s focusing on keeping...
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