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  • Absolute Opposition to National Healthcare Reform is a Must  By : Health Insurance
    A couple of recent news items from South America have reminded me once again why the United States government — or any government, for that matter — must never be entrusted with the health care of its population.
  • Lincoln won’t rule out filibuster  By : Health Insurance
    Government-run health insurance is a “ponzi scheme,” former television newsman John Stossel told about 800 people today at a forum on health care.
  • H1N1 is declared a national emergency  By : Health Insurance
    The U.S. won't get the 195 million doses it had planned for by the end of the year because of the delays, said Nicole Lurie, Health and Human Services' assistant secretary for preparedness and response.
  • Health Care Debate Draws Dean, Rove To PSU  By : Health Insurance
    Health care reform has been the most divisive issue this year in Congress and sparked fierce debate at town hall forums across the country last summer.
  • Nurses: Leaders in Health Reform  By :
    A call to professional nurses to continue their heritage as leaders in health reform. To show-up, speak-up, and step-up at this transformational time of evolution in the health system.
  • 9 Uses Of DNA Testing  By : MatthewPawlina
    Genetic analysis is gaining popularity quickly and a genetic testing resource as well as information is available widely on the internet, in magazines, as well as in libraries.
  • AIDS Education: How Effective?  By :
    With AIDS prevalence and incidence still high in some parts of the world and still a public health concern in the U.S., there’s no arguing that more effective AIDS prevention programs are still needed to be designed and implemented. Over 150 Americans are diagnosed with HIV every day.
  • Lets Go Beat Up Some Smokers  By : David Cowley
    Smoking and the cost to health care
  • Stem Cells, Too Important To Be Politicized By Selective Reporting  By : Christian Wilde
    We are dependent on the media to bring us unbiased accurate information on medical cures from stem cell research. After reading about several significant documented breakthroughs in this article for spinal injury, heart failure, corneal blindness and type I&II diabetes you may wonder why you haven't heard about this significant progress until now.
  • Should Alcohol Taxes Pay For Mental Health Programs? Do the Math  By : Denny Soinski
    The Canadian government has proposed a $5.36 billion upgrade to the current mental health system. Raising the excise tax on alcoholic drinks by 5 cents per drink will fund this upgrade. Although this project is worthwhile, it contains numerous flaws that need to be corrected before it is implemented.
  • Supplements in 2007:  By : Greg McLander
    The Good, the Bad and TrimSpa
  • Health Care - Code Blue  By : kenh
    An article describing the monopolistic and incestuous nature of the American medical community. Further discussion examines the relationship between modern "engineered" foods and the steadily declining national health level. Solutions are proposed.
  • Nicotine Boost Increases Insurance Premiums  By : Krista Farmer
    Studies reveal that cigarette nicotine percentages are on the rise and so are smokers' insurance premiums.
  • Health Care Costs is Rising - What you need to know  By : Jimmy Wild
    For many Americans who are unable to afford the health care they need, rising costs represent an ever-increasing barrier to medical services and products.
  • Dieting – Evidence of the West's Muddled Thinking  By : Malcolme
    Campaigning weight control charity The Weight Foundation shows how year on year the obesity and dieting crisis grows more critical yet solutions remain as far off as ever.
  • High Blood Pressure Diet and Vitamins  By : stephenmorgan
    2005, the year the worlds fascination with taking Multivitamins died? Sounds controversial I know and may be a slight exaggeration but actually it is not too far from the truth. 2005 and latterly 2006 have not been good years if you happened to be in the Multivitamin Business as not one but a whole series of reports emerged from one Scientific Research Establishment after another about the apparent uselessness of taking mass amounts of Multivitamins as forms of dietary supplements to aid and support a poor dietary regime.

    When you look at it objectively, the daily vitamin pill is no substitute for a well structured and put together diet but as we all know, none of us are perfect when it comes to a healthy intake and sensible eating.
  • FDA Wants Drug Industry to Fit the Bill  By : Greg Edwards
    On Thursday, the United States Food and Drug Administration asked for a large increase in the annual fees paid by the pharmaceutical industry. The money will go towards costs associated with testing new drugs prior to their approval.
  • FDA Advisors Found to Have Financial Ties to Product Under Review  By : Cathlene Martinez
    In a recent report by Bloomberg, it was found that six doctors set to be on an FDA advisory panel, had financial ties to companies that produce stent heart devices which are currently up for FDA review. Drug coated stents that are used to prop open arteries, have been associated with an increased risk of blood clots that can cause both heart attacks and strokes.
  • Doughnut Whole Expected to Grow  By : Joshua Daly
    This article is about the recent growth in the doughnut hole of the new Medicare plan which will force seniors to pay even more money out of pocket for prescription medication.
  • Senators, stem cell research and me  By : Trevis Gleason
    Senators, stem cell research and me.
  • Evolutionary Theory Harms Health  By : Dr. Randy Wysong
    Evolution creates a belief. Belief creates action. In health care, evolutionary belief assumes that which is not true: that we are just an amalgam of parts and pieces that can be modified, removed or replaced without consequence.
  • Are Drug Companies Destroying The U.S. Health Care System?  By : Dr. Randy Wysong
    Pharmaceutical sales are skyrocketing while the health of Americans declines. The problem is philosophical in that drugs do not cure and patients are looking for quick fixes.

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