Archive for February, 2008

02-21-2008

A theory has found its way into dietetic literature, sometimes disguised

as a truth, to the effect that boiled or hot milk is absorbed directly
into the blood stream without being digested
A theory has found its way into dietetic literature, sometimes disguised
as a truth, to the effect that boiled or hot milk is absorbed directly
into the blood stream without being digested. This is contrary to
everything we know about digestion and assimilation, and although it is
a fine enough theory it does not work out in practice. I have seen bad
results when nothing but a small amount of the hot milk was fed to
patients with weak digestive power. Perhaps others have had better
results. When the system demands a rest from food, nothing but water
should be given. Boiled or natural milk is then as bad as any other
food, and worse than most, for in the absence of digestive power it soon
becomes a foul mass, swarming with billions of bacteria. The system is
compelled to absorb some of the poisons given off by the micro-organisms
and the results are disastrous.

Google stores patients’ health records

CNN Money - Google will begin storing medical records of thousands of patients in a test of an online health service. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google Inc. will begin storing the medical records of a few thousand people as it tests a long-awaited health service that …

Health Tip: Treatment Options for Osteoarthritis

Forbes - (HealthDay News) - Arthritis can cause pain, stiffness and swelling in the joints. It can make movement difficult and painful. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons lists these potential options for treating arthritis: Modifying your exercise …

Health Tip: Getting Enough Sleep During Pregnancy

Forbes - (HealthDay News) - Many women have difficulty sleeping during pregnancy, when getting enough rest is particularly important. The National Sleep Foundation offers these suggestions for sleeping more comfortably during pregnancy: Later in the pregnancy …

Gascoigne held under Mental Health Act

Reuters UK - LONDON (Reuters) - Former England midfield player Paul Gascoigne is being held under the Mental Health Act, a police source said on Thursday. The former Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United player, widely known as Gazza, was arrested at the Hilton …

Gascoigne sectioned under mental health legislation after ‘hotel …

Belfast Telegraph - Former England international Paul Gascoigne has been sectioned under the Britain’s mental health legislation. The 40-year-old was detained last night after police were called to a hotel in Gateshead. The police say nobody was injured during the …

Next year’s flu vaccine may get total overhaul

USA Today - The change, first proposed last week by the World Health Organization (WHO), marks the first time in years that health experts advocate a complete vaccine overhaul.

Google, Cleveland Clinic Team Up on E-Health

PC Magazine - NEW YORK - Leading Web search company Google Inc is collaborating with Cleveland Clinic, one of the United States leading health institutions, to pilot a new project which helps patients manage their own health information. Cleveland Clinic plans to …

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02-15-2008

And so also is it with regard to diet

And so also is it with regard to diet. The person who talks learnedly
about germs and calories (though he never saw a germ or measured a
calorie in his life) will be found in the same camp with the electric
light advocate, while this other who cultivates a taste in harmony
with Nature by consuming what he likes best of her unaltered products,
he is found arm in arm with the sun-bather. But Science will by no
means allow him to eat his uncooked food in peace. ‘If we all adopt
_that_ diet,’ her pseudo-disciples cry, ‘what is to become of the
potatoes?’

A bitter pill for Primary Health Care - Melbourne Herald Sun



The Age
A bitter pill for Primary Health Care
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - 9 hours ago
PRIMARY Health Care now expects to get $322 million less than expected from selling takeover target Symbion's consumer and pharmacy businesses.
Symbion Health First-Half Profit Falls 1.8% on Wages (Update2) Bloomberg
Primary Health to consider asset sales The Age
UPDATE 1-Australia's Symbion H1 up on pharmacy strength Reuters
Wall Street Journal - The Age
all 85 news articles

Bill targets health insurance cancellations - Los Angeles Times



Dog Flu Diet and Diseases
Bill targets health insurance cancellations
Los Angeles Times, CA - 16 hours ago
By Marc Lifsher, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer SACRAMENTO — Spurred by complaints that Blue Cross of California and other health insurers cancel patients'
Health Insurance Company Seeks Spies InjuryBoard.com
For the record Los Angeles Times
Legislation would crack down on insurers San Francisco Chronicle
Capitol Weekly - Earthtimes
all 105 news articles

New York AG in Fund Linked to Insurer He's Probing - TheStreet.com


New York AG in Fund Linked to Insurer He's Probing
TheStreet.com - 6 hours ago
This week, Cuomo subpoenaed 16 health insurers in a sweeping probe of the industry. He listed WellPoint WLP among the companies targeted for possible
Health payment database probed Indianapolis Star
Cuomo to Sue Biggest Health Insurer Washington Post
Inquiry Set on Health Care Billing New York Times
Reuters - Los Angeles Times
all 376 news articles

HEPA Filters May Improve Cardiovascular Health - Forbes



Pravda
HEPA Filters May Improve Cardiovascular Health
Forbes, NY - 4 hours ago
15 (HealthDay News) — A breath of filtered indoor air may help your health, according to researchers in Denmark. Using high efficiency particle air (HEPA)
Home air filters may improve elders' heart health Reuters
Using HEPA filters helps cardiovascular health Food Consumer
HEPA filters may improve cardiovascular health: study CBC News
Daily Green - Medical News Today
all 25 news articles

Health cuts would cost Oregon $658 million - Bizjournals.com


Health cuts would cost Oregon $658 million
Bizjournals.com, NC - 1 hour ago
"The bottom line is that the budget eliminates essential health care services for thousands of Oregonians; we believe these funding priorities outlined in

US Health Officials Blame Vaccine For Harsh Flu Season - dBTechno



Canada.com
US Health Officials Blame Vaccine For Harsh Flu Season
dBTechno, MA - 2 hours ago
Washington (dbTechno) - US health officials stated on Friday that the extremely widespread flu viruses this flu season are due to the fact that the
Flu Widespread in US, but Vaccine Is Poor Match Washington Post
Flu Season, and Vaccine, Looking Worse The Associated Press
Whole new flu vaccine needed next year: WHO Reuters
Newsday - The Canadian Press
all 230 news articles

Health IT bill with strong privacy protections introduced in House - FCW.com


Health IT bill with strong privacy protections introduced in House
FCW.com, VA - 1 hour ago
By Nancy Ferris Two senior House members have introduced a health information technology bill that has won the endorsement of privacy advocates and others.
States report progress on health IT privacy Government Health IT
all 3 news articles

DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - SCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPHCM) - Seattle Times


DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - SCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPHCM)
Seattle Times, United States - 27 minutes ago
The mission of the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine (SPHCM) is to promote population health, prevent illness,

Calif. to require health departments report staph infections - San Diego Union Tribune



InjuryBoard.com
Calif. to require health departments report staph infections
San Diego Union Tribune, United States - Feb 14, 2008
AP LOS ANGELES California doctors and health care workers will be required to report cases of drug-resistant staph infections under a new state rule
Calif. to require health departments report staph infections San Francisco Chronicle
'Superbug' staph reports required Los Angeles Times
Staph infections on the rise in Illinois Chicago Tribune
Modesto Bee - San Francisco Chronicle
all 61 news articles

Destination Health signs up for VitalKey portable medical records - Bizjournals.com


Destination Health signs up for VitalKey portable medical records
Bizjournals.com, NC - 1 hour ago
VitalKey, a technology developed to make portable patients' candid medical histories, will be adopted by Destination Health, a Southlake care provider.

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02-07-2008

Vegetables carry considerable earthy matter, but on account of their

helpfulness in keeping the blood sweet they should be eaten several
times a week
Vegetables carry considerable earthy matter, but on account of their
helpfulness in keeping the blood sweet they should be eaten several
times a week.

Irish <b>Health</b> System - Sick as a dog

Theres no denying it, the Irish health service is a shambles. Every Irish person would agree with that statement. However, there may be disagreement on what to do. Some say thatthe health service is a black hole, that money is being

Partnering for Global <b>Health</b> Forum 2008, Guest Blog by Joanna Lowell

The Partnering for Global Health Forum, to be held on March 11th and 12th, 2008, in Washington, DC, aims to fill this void. Co-hosted by BIO Ventures for Global Health (BVGH), a non-profit organization working to harness the assets of

The <b>Health</b> Care Debate Continues

Two weeks ago the issue of single payer raised its head among the liberal blogs and I warned that if this trend lasted it could prove to be trouble for the left in the health care debate. Such talk is tailor made for the right who would

Budget Vote Will Test Commitment to <b>Health</b> Care Reform

The Senate Budget Committee heard testimony on $1.6 billion in cuts to Californias health care system as part of the legislatures efforts to overcome the states $14.5 billion deficit. Only days earlier, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

miVitals Takes Aim at Tough Online <b>Health</b> Market

miVitals is a new Australian startup that has an ambitious goal: to enable individuals to manage their personal health data via a web application. miVitals describes itself as “a secure online storage system for health and lifestyle

<b>Health</b> and Wellness: Only One Candidate Can Achieve Universal <b>…</b>

Hillary’s plan would insure nearly twice as many people as Obama’s.

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02-03-2008

Surgery is occasionally necessary, but today from ten to twenty

operations are performed where but one is needed
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operations are performed where but one is needed.

Obama hits Hillary on <b>health</b> insurance

Blog: Mailer “standard”; Clinton adviser calls it “politically dangerous”; MoveOn endorses Obama.

Technological Change and the Growth of <b>Health</b> Care Spending

This morning, CBO released a new report, Technological Change and the Growth of Health Care Spending. I am testifying before the Senate Budget Committee on the new report and on our long-term health projections, which we released in

JANUARY 2008 NEWSLETTER

Who you are genetically, how you live your life and where you live your life can greatly impact the nutrients your body needs to maintain good health. Wide and significant fluctuations in individual nutrient requirements from the

Canada: A Model for <b>Health</b> Care? Or a symptom of something deeper?

Health care is one of the central issues of the current Presidential election in the US When I discuss this with my (mostly liberal) friends here in Massachusetts they inevitably point to Canada as a model of how “it should be done.

Evaluate <b>Health</b> Claims

Tips for Health consumers - Ten ways to recognize exaggerated or false health claims. In order to quickly see through the smoke and mirrors, there are ten red flags you should recognize immediately.

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02-01-2008

Tubercular subjects never have healthy digestive organs

Tubercular subjects never have healthy digestive organs. Unfortunately,
nearly all of them are persuaded to eat many times more food than they
can digest, and thus they have no opportunity to recover, for the
overfeeding ruins the digestive and assimilative powers beyond
recuperative ability. A large per cent. of the human race perish
miserably from this disease, which results principally from the
ingestion of too much food. The liberal use of such devitalized foods as
sterilized milk, refined sugar and finely bolted wheat flour is
doubtless a great factor in so reducing bodily resistance that the
system falls an easy prey to disease. Too little breathing and poor,
devitalized air are also important factors.

Technological Change and the Growth of <b>Health</b> Care Spending

This morning, CBO released a new report, Technological Change and the Growth of Health Care Spending. I am testifying before the Senate Budget Committee on the new report and on our long-term health projections, which we released in

Harold Pollack: &quot;Universal Coverage and the Presidential <b>…</b>

I and more than 80 other physicians, public health and medical practitioners, and social policy experts have signed the below letter. It notes the importance of health reform, and it notes why the issue of “individual mandates” has

Where Do the Candidates Stand on <b>Health</b> Care? Conclusions

For the past couple of months, I’ve been writing about the candidates’ health care plans. I’ve written about the Democrats — Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama — the Republicans — Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, John McCain,

<b>Health</b> Care System and Policy Formation Underscored in Xlibris Title

California States health committee has rejected a health care bill proposed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which was intended to expand the coverage of Californias 3.6 million uninsured. The Senate committee stated budgetary woes

<b>Health</b> Care Opinion Leaders&#39; Views on the Presidential Candidates <b>…</b>

From The Commonwealth Fund: The 13th Commonwealth Fund/Modern Healthcare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey asked a diverse group of experts for their perspective on the health care reform proposals of the 2008 presidential candidates.

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