Psychiatric Group Proposes Updates To Diagnosis Of Conditions redOrbit Posted on: Wednesday, 10 February 2010, 13:23 CST | Officials at the American Psychiatric Association are proposing major changes to its diagnostic bible, the manual that doctors, insurers and scientists use in deciding what is officially a mental disorder and what symptoms to treat, The Associated ...
Physician Executive Management gets Navvis & Co. as new owner The Business Review Send this story to a friend | Email address of friend (insert comma between multiple addresses): Your email address: Add a brief note: | Enter words from the security image above: | | | reCAPTCHA™ | Health service consultancy has acquired , an ...
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Government physician apologises for not attending to accident victim Deccan Herald Narasimharajapur, March 8, DH News Service: | The attitude of a government physician who did not attend to a person injured in an accident was widely discussed at the KDP meeting of Narasimharajapur taluk panchayat on Monday. | Raising the issue in t...
NHS launches £8m campaign to increase early cancer diagnosis The Guardian | Awareness of breast, bowel and lung cancer to be increased in attempt to reduce 10,000 annual deaths caused by late cancer discovery | Cancer cells: The NHS is attempting to reduce the number of deaths caused by late diagnosis of the disease. Steve...
Diagnosis in psychiatry's 'DSM-5' has power to change lives USA Today Updated | Comment | Recommend | | | By Bob Riha Jr., USA TODAY Kim Leserman and her sons, Jack, 9, left, and Brady, 6, spend time in their special gym inside their garage in Manhattan Beach, Calif. Both boys have been dia...
Hoya Comes Back Strong After Diabetes Diagnosis The New York Times | Six days after being taken to the hospital, where he was found to have diabetes, Austin Freeman scored 24 points Saturday as No. 19 Georgetown clinched a first-round bye in the Big East tournament with a 74-47 win over visiting Cincinnati in the re...
Freeman back for Hoyas after diabetes diagnosis The Examiner Comments WASHINGTON (Map, News) - Austin Freeman is back in the starting lineup for No. 19 Georgetown after being diagnosed with diabetes. | The junior guard started Saturday's Big East regular season finale against Cincinnati. He was given a standin...
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Potassium-rich foods help fight stroke, heart disease Longview News Journal | Can eating foods high in potassium help lower your risk of stroke or heart disease? | According to Italian researchers, loading up on potassium-rich foods such as leafy greens, b...
Obesity weighs heavily in healthcare debate The Examiner | “All you can eat”. It’s a slogan and a way of life for many Americans. The all you can eat buffet attracts consumers far and wide for an often cheap meal that b...
Licking the salt problem The Columbus Dispatch | The latest big bad wolf in the American diet - salt - seems like a tamable adversary. | Recent research, after all, shows that overall health in the United States could be s...
Smile! Your dental hygienist Can help You Fight Gingivitis National Post  By Canadian Dental Hygienist Association, National PostMarch 10, 2010 12:00 AM  | - Gingivitis is more than just bad breath. it is an inflammation of the gums that could lead ...
Mark Steel: My advice to Obama - throw away the kid gloves The Independent | When you watch Barack Obama make these speeches to try and introduce healthcare to America, you have to wonder whether he might improve his ratings if he lost his temper and chuc...
Tax on sugary soda considered in Kansas Legislature Kansas City Star More News | TOPEKA | Kansans may soon have a new reason to switch to diet soda - a proposed tax on every last granule of sugary goodness in that can of pop. | A legislative proposa...
Obesity Linked To Poor Colon Cancer Prognosis redOrbit Posted on: Tuesday, 9 March 2010, 13:32 CST | Obese patients with colon cancer are at greater risk for death or recurrent disease compared to those who are within a normal weight r...
Asante-Mampong Hospital takes delivery of ambulance Joy Online The Italian City of Reggio Emelia has presented a specially equipped ambulance valued at GH¢50,000.00 to the Asante-Mampong District Hospital. | The a... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Most 'prefer surgery to lose fat' The Guardian | More than half of Britons would rather shift excess weight through drastic surgery than diet or exercise, a poll has suggested. | Women see weight-l... (photo: WN / sweet)
Awareness: Report Calls for Spotlight on Hypertension The New York Times | High blood pressure is the underlying cause of one in six deaths in the United States, but many Americans do not know they have it and doctors are l... (photo: WN / Yolanda)
Reduce fat, calories, not the taste Longview News Journal | A couple of weeks ago, I received a nice letter from a long-time reader, Ann Ramsey. She asked if I could give her any tips on cutting down on fats ... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)
Number of diabetic patients in India may go up The Siasat Daily | Hyderabad, March 10: By 2025 India might become the diabetic capital of the world. Making the situation more complex, most of persons suffering from... (photo: AP / Pavel Rahman)
