Rather than taking a knife for the medical benefits provided in current plans, companies have options to deal with the rising costs associated with health care. Image Credit: Shutterstock Dubai: Don’t be fooled by falling healthcare costs during the COVID-19 year – they’re all set to rise again. In fact, …
Read More »HNC 2021 successfully closed
SHANGHAI, July 19, 2021 / PRNewswire / – “Healthplex Expo 2021 / Natural & Nutraceutical Products China 2021” (HNC 2021) co-hosted by CCCMHPIE and Sinoexpo Informa Markets successfully ended on June 25, 2021. The exhibition is deeply linked to all chains of the food industry, from health and nutrition, to …
Read More »OPINION: Cabinet Secretary’s Visit Highlights Achievements of the Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma | Notice
Earlier in July, I was proud to welcome a member of the Presidential Cabinet and other senior US health officials to the Cherokee Nation. US Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra, Administrator of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, Acting Director of the Indian Health …
Read More »How Automated Marketing Campaigns Benefit Pharmaceutical Brands
Nathan Holman, Vice President of Information Technology at RxBenefits, explains how the company is using data analytics, AI and machine learning to reduce the costs of pharmacy benefits in the healthcare industry in the United States. United. What does RxBenefits offer? RxBenefits is the industry’s first and only Pharmacy Benefit …
Read More »Tunisia imposes vaccination obligations on soldiers as incidents multiply
Tunisia, Kesla (AP) – Soldiers carry guns to protect the health center in the traditional Tunisian village of Kesla. Inside, military health workers are using other weapons to fight COVID-19: a vaccine. Tunisia has faced the worst wave of coronavirus since the outbreak of the pandemic, placing more emphasis on …
Read More »61 more members of the Cheonghae unit tested positive for COVID-19
Another 61 soldiers from the South Korean anti-piracy naval unit in waters off Africa have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases on their destroyer to 68, officials said on Sunday. The figure is expected to rise further, as test results of around 200 servicemen from …
Read More »Medicaid expansion activists in Alabama court over graffiti
MONTGOMERY, Alabama (AP) – Community activists pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges on Friday for spray-painted messages on a street outside the Alabama Capitol urging the state to expand Medicaid. The four activists of the SaveOurSelves justice and democracy movement were arrested last summer after painting “Expand Medicaid: and“ Black …
Read More »US investigates spike in health incidents among diplomats in Vienna
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Biden administration is investigating a recent wave of mysterious health incidents reported by U.S. diplomats and other government employees in Vienna, Austria, U.S. officials said on Friday. Some of the symptoms are similar to those first reported by US diplomats and spies in Havana, Cuba, in …
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KIRTLAND AIR BASE, NM (AFNS) – Five current and former airmen recently completed the climb of a 20,310-foot climb to Denali, Alaska, the highest point in North America, on June 19. Ascents are done primarily in the name of resilience, but without the extensive use of risk management before and …
Read More »Three cheers for employer’s health insurance
The Covid-19 virus has put a huge strain on our US workforce. The unemployment rate reached 14 million in the spring when communities and businesses were shut down. With this many people not working one would expect to observe an increase in the number of people who do not have health insurance. However, …
Read More »Booker and DeLauro reintroduce bill to increase access to infertility treatment
WASHINGTON DC – US Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) reintroduced a bicameral bill to expand health insurance coverage for infertility treatments and services. the Access to Infertility Treatment and Care Act would require more health insurers to provide coverage for infertility treatment, as well as fertility …
Read More »People’s Progressive Movements Leading to Change in Washington
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Read More »Chinchilla Dealer To Appear In Court For Alleged Animal Welfare Violations | Science
Animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said they photographed this chinchilla, with apparently chewed fur, at Moulton Chinchilla Ranch in October 2020. People for the ethical treatment of animals By Meredith WadmanJul 16, 2021, 5:30 PM A rare court hearing later this month – the first …
Read More »Military should have a shot at handling Covid-19
LETTER | With full support and agreement to the letter “Covid-19: The Army has spoken” issued by Malaysiakini, it is important that we, the rakyat, realize that we are indeed at war. We are at war against this pandemic, at war against the death toll, at war against the basic …
Read More »Home care agencies push for funding for Medicaid caregivers as association pushes to end Medicare sequestration – Home Care Daily News
As home care helps drive Congress to understand the need for increased funding for Medicaid, providers on Thursday made two key Medicare-related demands. They called on Senate leaders to oppose an extension of mandatory Medicare sequestration as a payment in any infrastructure package and to block the use of Medicare …
Read More »Health misinformation costs lives, warns Surgeon General
Preventing the spread of disinformation about COVID-19 is a matter of life and death, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, MD, MBA said Thursday. “Health disinformation has cost us lives,” Murthy said during a White House press briefing. “While it often appears harmless on social media apps, retail sites, or search engines, …
Read More »FLAVORx, Fillmaster and FillPure merge | New
COLUMBIA, MD., July 15, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – FlavorMaster, LLC, today announced the formation of a new company focused on improving pharmacy efficiency, reducing pharmacist workload and improving patient experience. This new entity combines FLAVORx, Fillmaster and FillPure, into a larger and integrated company called FlavorMaster, LLC, which will …
Read More »PACE in great place for growth but faces political challenges, program officials say – Home Care Daily News
All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) programs are enjoying a moment in the limelight, as the Biden administration and Congressional Democrats scramble to expand home and community services. But during a webinar on Wednesday sponsored by healthcare advocacy group Altarum, administrators at PACE said accessibility and policy changes needed …
Read More »South Korea reports 1,600 new COVID cases and outbreak on military ship
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Read More »A healthcare system that favors treatment over results is not really focused on the well-being of patients
It is very telling that 80% of deaths in India from Covid have occurred in people already suffering from noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes. Currently, 70 million Indians are living with diabetes, but that number is expected to exceed 100 million by 2030, and another 200 million are living with …
Read More »Cerus Corporation and Swiss Red Cross Celebrate 10 Years of Routine Use of the INTERCEPT Blood System for Platelets | National company
CONCORD, Calif .– (BUSINESS WIRE) – July 14, 2021– Cerus Corporation (Nasdaq: CERS), a company exclusively dedicated to safeguarding the global blood supply, and the Transfusion Service of the Swiss Red Cross (Blutspende SRK Schweiz) today announced the tenth anniversary of the use of the INTERCEPT blood system for all …
Read More »Executives say reporting COVID vaccination data to CMS would be ‘cumbersome’, ‘redundant’ for assisted living
To require assisted living providers to report weekly COVID-19 vaccination data to the federal government would be asking too much of operators already grappling with the effects of the pandemic and could even prevent some operators from continuing to operate. providing services to Medicaid recipients, according to representatives of several …
Read More »Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times
Hello. We’re covering a catastrophic fire in an Iraqi Covid neighborhood and the mysterious disappearance of Russia’s largest ransomware group. 92 dead in the fire of an Iraqi Covid service Most of the victims were patients and the fire was so intense that at least 22 bodies could not be …
Read More »Global Wireless Health and Fitness Devices Market Analysis and Path Report 2021 – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN – (COMMERCIAL THREAD)–The “Wireless Health and Fitness Devices – Global Market Trajectory and Analysis” report was added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. Amid COVID-19 Crisis, Global Wireless Health and Fitness Device Market Estimated at 280 Million Units in 2020, Expected to Reach Revised Size of 573.7 Million Units by 2026, with …
Read More »Qualified Nursing Facility Operator Resolves False Claims Case Involving Allegations Company Failed to Report and Refund Overpayments | Bricker & Eckler srl
On June 29, 2021, the Department of Justice (DOJ) ad a settlement with the operator of a qualified nursing facility in California Plum Healthcare Group LLC and the Azalea Holdings LLC dba McKinley Park Care Center (Plum) to resolve allegations that Plum violated the false claims law . The regulation …
Read More »Correspondents delight the elderly in assisted living facilities
Robert Cox, a resident of TerraBella retirement home in Spartanburg, South Carolina, reviews a letter he received as part of the Home Square Correspondent Letter Writing Program on Tuesday, June 29 2021. Elderly Care in Place of Home has helped organize the current letter writing campaign. . The Spartanburg Company …
Read More »Premiums paid to essential workers vary widely by state
For putting their health on the line during the coronavirus pandemic, Missouri prison guards were given an additional $ 250 by paycheck. Teachers in Georgia received bonuses of $ 1,000. And in Vermont, nurses, janitors, shopkeepers and many others have received up to $ 2,000. In the past year, about …
Read More »Fauci: Too early to say if Americans might need a vaccine booster
FILE – In this file photo from May 11, 2021, Dr.Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaks during a Senate hearing on health, education, the Work and Pensions to review an update from federal officials on efforts to combat COVID-19, on Capitol Hill in …
Read More »Georgia pushes back Biden’s reassessment of health plan
ATLANTA – The Biden administration’s decision to reassess Georgia’s plan to overhaul the way state residents purchase health insurance under the Affordable Care Act comes as a “surprise” and suggests that she wants to review approval of the plan, which is not allowed, Gov. Brian Kemp’s office said. . Georgia’s …
Read More »Healthcare pricing: too good to be true
Americans are increasingly frustrated with the high cost of health care. The temptation to buy any snake oil remedy to solve the problem can be almost overwhelming. In a handful of states, this has led to the government allowing prices to be set. Plain and simple: Rate fixing by a …
Read More »Hospitals and Newsom ask for delay on earthquake upgrades
An hour after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck northern California on Thursday, the California Hospital Assn. tweeted that it was “time to update the seismic standards – to focus on all the services people need after a disaster of any kind”. But the association’s tweet omitted that its proposal circulating …
Read More »5 best flu shots in Austin 🥇
Below is a list of the best flu shots in Austin. To help you find the best flu shots located near you in Austin, we’ve put together our own list based on this list of review points. Austin’s best flu shots: The top rated flu shots in Austin are: Randalls …
Read More »Cheaper drugs, fairer airfare, DIY iPhone repairs? What Biden’s decree could mean for your health, your work and your money
Help with baggage fees? Cheaper prescription drugs? The right to repair your iPhone yourself? President Biden presented an executive order on Friday that reads like a consumer wish list. It aims to give people more choice, lower prices and higher wages by seeking change on a variety of fronts, from …
Read More »CMS proposes changes to ESRD treatment choice model to improve equity of care
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Read More »VA underestimated EHR project costs by $ 2.5 billion, OIG says
According to the findings of the Department’s Office of the Inspector General, the Department of Veterans Affairs has exceeded cost estimates by several billion dollars for overhauling its electronic health records. Auditors identified “weaknesses” in the way the VA designed its cost estimates for the project, which led the ministry …
Read More »Memphis Guardsman exemplifies leadership during COVID-19 mission
CARTHAGE, Tennessee – Captain Gregg Murphy, commander of the 1172nd Memphis Transport Company, is no stranger to organizing complex tasks. A soldier with years of logistics experience and a degree in organizational management, he knew his skills would come in handy when the Tennessee National Guard called for volunteers to …
Read More »Unpacking Social Health Insurance – Journal
The return on investment in the health sector is very high. The calculation of social return on investment includes not only financial returns, but also aspects such as empowerment, social cohesion and political participation, which are assessed in different quantitative and qualitative ways. It examines the returns generated not only …
Read More »US hospitals not “adequately” prepared for next pandemic, study finds
A 10-year analysis of hospital preparedness for pandemics and other mass events in the years leading up to COVID-19 warns that the country’s health system may not be sufficiently prepared for the next one. For the study, a team of researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and …
Read More »Report: MSP, Lionheart SPAC in talks
MSP recovery, which recovers Medicare and Medicaid secondary payments for patients, is in talks to go public through a merger with Lionheart Acquisition Corp. II, an ad hoc acquisition company (SPAC), Bloomberg reported. A deal could be announced in the coming weeks to set up a company valued at more …
Read More »Who’s Who in Defense: Kirsten Gillibrand, Chair, SASC Personnel Subcommittee – Breaking Defense Breaking Defense
Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York Responsibilities Gillibrand chairs a subcommittee with jurisdiction over matters relating to DoD military and civilian personnel policy, including military health care, education, compensation and benefits. Legislative Committees / Caucuses / Bills Member of the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forests Committee. Chair of the Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, Local …
Read More »Diet ID and partners demonstrate the value proposition of food as a medicine
DETROIT, MI, UNITED STATES, July 7, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Plan ID, the digital health SaaS company founded by Dr David L. Katz, has finally made it possible to measure the return on investment of improving the quality of a population’s diet. Employers, healthcare providers, and payers invest billions of dollars …
Read More »Top 10 trends and innovations in the healthcare sector in 2021
Share Tweeter Share Share E-mail The growth of digitalization and the increasing use of advanced technologies to aid conventional practices in the healthcare and biomedical industries have given rise to various revolutionary trends and innovations in the healthcare industry in 2021. The growing need for Remote healthcare monitoring and management …
Read More »IEHP participates in national study on community catalysts | New
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, California, July 6, 2021 / PRNewswire / – A new report released by Community Catalyst, a national nonprofit health advocacy organization, suggests that federal policies be adopted to better support people doubly eligible for Medicare-Medicaid health plans. The study also presents specific policies on outreach and enrollment strategies. …
Read More »Russia, Indonesia discuss ASEAN consensus on Myanmar peace
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) – Russia’s top diplomat expressed support for Southeast Asia’s efforts to achieve peace in Myanmar during his visit to Indonesia on Tuesday to demonstrate the region’s importance to Moscow . Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, on a four-day visit to Southeast Asian countries, arrived in Jakarta from …
Read More »BTC Health Limited (ASX: BTC) acquires exclusive distribution rights for Bronchitol (R) and Aridol (R) from Pharmaxis
acquires exclusive distribution rights for Bronchitol (R) and Aridol (R) from Pharmaxis Melbourne, July 6, 2021 AEST (ABN Newswire) – BTC Health Limited (ASX: BTC) is pleased to announce that its company in which it invests, BioImpact Pty Ltd, has acquired the exclusive distribution rights for the specialty respiratory product …
Read More »Indonesia faces oxygen shortages as COVID cases quadruple | Coronavirus pandemic News
The government has asked oxygen producers to send all their supplies to hospitals as dozens of people die of shortages. Indonesia is grappling with one of Asia’s worst coronavirus outbreaks, with new cases more than quadrupling in one month, causing severe oxygen shortages in several areas. At least 33 people …
Read More »Philippine military plane crashes, 17 dead, 40 saved
FILE – On April 21, 2017, a file photo shows a Philippine Air Force C-130 transport plane as Philippine troops march on Philippine-claimed Thitu Island off the coast of the disputed chain of islands of the Spratlys in the South China Sea, western Philippines. The Philippine military leader said Sunday, …
Read More »Op-Ed: Fewer people went to jail. Abandoned crime. Let’s build on our success
By Carla Crowder, Alabama Appleseed Center for Law and Justice Something almost miraculous is happening in Alabama prisons. The number of young people in prison has halved since 2005. Buried in statistical reports on the Alabama Department of Corrections, the figures are clear: in 2005, prisons housed 9,827 people aged …
Read More »Philippine military plane crashes, 31 dead, 50 rescued
FILE – On April 21, 2017, a file photo shows a Philippine Air Force C-130 transport plane as Philippine troops march on Philippine-claimed Thitu Island off the coast of the disputed chain of islands of the Spratlys in the South China Sea, western Philippines. The Philippine military leader said Sunday, …
Read More »Cities with the worst health insurance coverage in the country – Wall St.
Almost half of all Americans with health insurance have coverage through their employer. However, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck, millions of Americans lost their jobs and nearly 30% of U.S. residents lost their health insurance coverage. While many have returned to work, the situation is likely still far from normal …
Read More »July 4: White Oak native retires from military with wonderful memories, honored service
Wendell Johnson, a native of White Oak, will retire after 28 years of service and dedication to the military. Johnson is Chief Warrant Officer 5 at Fort Bragg. As a young child, Johnson wanted to be a lot of things, from a doctor or a professional athlete to a business …
Read More »West Virginia Group Launches Digital Ads To Promote Affordable Prescription Drug Prices | News, Sports, Jobs
Protect Our Care is launching digital ads to promote a bill in Congress that will allow the government to negotiate the prices of prescription drugs, including diabetes drugs and supplies. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams) CHARLESTON – A healthcare advocacy group launched digital ads this week to draw the attention …
Read More »Hundreds of thousands of Oklahoma residents are now eligible for free health care. Do they know it?
Dr Daniel Joyce gave a different kind of news to the patients at the Hearts That Care clinic in Lawton. Joyce, who runs the nonprofit free clinic, spoke to them to see if they would be eligible for free medical coverage as part of the state’s Medicaid expansion that went …
Read More »Nearly 75% of Fort Campbell Soldiers Fully Immunized Against COVID-19
Through Maria C. Yager Blancfield Army Community Hospital July 2, 2021 1:29 p.m. FORT CAMPBELL, KY – The Director of the Defense Health Agency provided an overview of COVID19 vaccination rates across all departments and recognized the soldiers at Fort Campbell for its high vaccination rate, during his recent visit …
Read More »Some consumers can get health insurance for $ 1, officials say
Oregon health officials are encouraging residents who don’t have health insurance to consider purchasing coverage through the state’s insurance market, where they could get a commercial policy for a premium. from just $ 1 per month after federal tax credits. A special registration period runs from July 1 to August …
Read More »Health Policy Expert Peter Bach, MD Joins Biotech Company
A well-known health policy expert whose work has focused on the cost and value of cancer drugs has left academia and accepted a position with a biotechnology company. Peter Bach, MD, was the director of the Center for Health Policy and Outcomes at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), New …
Read More »Cataract surgeons on operating theater waste: less is often more
Reviewed by David F. Chang, MD A recent study1 of cataract surgeons and nurses have found that most are concerned about operating room waste and believe that having more reusable products in the operating room is a step in the right direction. The survey was developed by the Ophthalmic Instrument …
Read More »Job Losses, Federal Regulations Drive Medicaid Enrollments to All-Time High
A combination of factors, including a slowdown resulting from a pandemic, has led to a record number of Americans seeking government medical coverage. A photo published by the The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services revealed last week that more than 80 million Americans have health coverage through Medicaid and …
Read More »Costs seen as Medicaid-managed care begins in North Carolina
RALEIGH, NC (AP) – After six years of preparations and delays, most of North Carolina’s Medicaid recipients switched to managed care on Thursday, with its developers hoping the changes will translate into improved health outcomes and outcomes. controlled costs. “It took a long time to come,” said Rep. Donny Lambeth, …
Read More »Biden admin steps up efforts to test Covid as Delta variant spreads
Now, midway into the second year of the pandemic, the Biden administration has shaken the leadership of the federal testing response. Michael Iademarco, who has led the HHS Covid-19 Testing and Diagnosis Working Group for the past seven months, is back at the CDC. Dean Winslow, a Stanford University professor …
Read More »[Updated] As part of the “Strategic Milestone”, Amedisys will acquire the home hospitalization company Contessa Health for $ 250 million
Amedisys Inc. (Nasdaq: AMED) has entered into a deal to acquire Contessa Health, one of the largest players in the home hospital market, for $ 250 million. The acquisition brings Amedisys’ total addressable market for home care services from $ 44 billion to $ 73 billion, according to the company. …
Read More »Prevention and mitigation of Covid-19 with BNT162b2 and mRNA-1273 vaccines
Study population The HEROES-RECOVER network includes prospective cohorts from two studies: HEROES (the Arizona Health Care, Emergency Response, and Other Essential Worker Surveillance Study) and RECOVER (Research on the Epidemiology of SARS-CoV -2 in Essential Response Personnel). The network was launched in July 2020 and has a shared protocol, described …
Read More »Medicaid recipients less likely to get the COVID-19 vaccine
A nationwide survey also showed higher levels of vaccine hesitancy among low-income people. The poll, published in mid-June by the African American Research Collaborative and the Commonwealth Fund, found that 45% of people earning less than $ 50,000 said they were not vaccinated and were hesitant to get the vaccine. …
Read More »Demand finally exceeds supply in Russia’s vaccination race
Karaoke club manager Tatiana Amaliya has been scrambling to find a clinic with jabs to spare since the June 24 announcement of mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations for hotel workers. It is due to vaccinate its staff within the next three weeks or its site in the lavish ski resort of Krasnaya …
Read More »Get Hospitals To Show You The Tab – It’s The Law | Notice
Mason Kochel Many New studies show that the vast majority of US hospitals do not comply with a new federal rule which took effect at the beginning of the year requiring them to display their real prices for care. The actual pricing information allows healthcare consumers to purchase quality, cheaper …
Read More »ALJ backlog update for Medicare appeals
For most of the 2010s, Medicare’s appeal process had become severely overdue. The Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals (“OMHA”) is responsible for administering the Administrative Law Judges (“ALJ”) hearing program for appeals arising from Medicare claims and disputes. Pursuant to 42 USC § 1395ff (d) (1) (A), an ALJ …
Read More »Marin County Health and Social Services Director Wins North Bay Women in Business Award
Benita McLarin, director of the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services, is the recipient of the 2021 Women in Business Awards from the North Bay Business Journal. Professional experience: Served 20 years as an active duty Medical Service Corps officer in the United States Army, serving in several …
Read More »Ann Arbor-based Altarum appoints new CEO
He currently serves as special advisor to Monson during the transition process. In his new role, Monson, 49, will oversee the next stage of Altarum’s growth, expanding the scale and impact of his work to advance health equity; public health technology; and Medicaid, Medicare, and exchange programs through continued collaboration …
Read More »Too many workers fail to take advantage of this key retirement savings tool
Many people assume that their cost of living will go down in retirement. But if there’s one expense that’s more likely than not to climb, it’s health care. Fidelity estimates that an average 65-year-old male-female couple leaving the workforce this year can expect to spend $ 300,000 on health care …
Read More »To save itself, could Medicare refuse coverage for a controversial new drug against Alzheimer’s disease? – New
Tia Powell, MD, Director of MontefioreEinstein Center for Bioethics The true price for administering aducanumab – a controversial new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease – could actually be closer to $ 100,000 per year than other lower estimates and is only one reason why Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services could …
Read More »New study shows benefits of Gla-300 treatment for patients with type 2 diabetes
In data presented as a late-breaking poster at the 2021 American Diabetes Association Virtual Meeting, Eugene Wright, MD, and the team studied people with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) who switched from basal insulin (IB) to second-generation (2nd generation) IB, Gla-300, or first-generation IB (Gla-100, IDet) during their treatment. The change …
Read More »“Horrible”: 64 dead in Ethiopian airstrike on Tigray
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) – The Ethiopian military said on Thursday it was responsible for a deadly airstrike in a busy market in the Tigray region. Health workers said the attack killed at least 64 people, including children, but the military insisted only fighters were targeted. Doctor who made it …
Read More »UN draft resolution contemplates increased border crossings in Syria
A draft UN Security Council resolution circulated by Norway and Ireland contemplates authorizing the delivery of life-saving humanitarian aid to war-torn Syria across the borders of Turkey and Ireland. Iraq. However, Russia, a close ally of Syria, holds the key to its passage, as the current resolution will expire in …
Read More »You probably won’t die in your sleep | Lifestyles of seniors
Traditional estate planning is based on concepts out of step with today’s realities. Is the purpose of your estate plan to make it easier for your heirs after your peaceful death in your sleep? Most of us won’t have the luxury of dying in our sleep. Thanks to modern medicine, …
Read More »San Antonio Chamber of Commerce: Governor’s Committee to Support Army on Track to Legislative Victories for 87th Legislative Session
June 25, 2021 Earlier this year, the Governor’s Committee for Army Support published its 2020 report and then dutifully followed the legislation that supported their recommendations throughout the 87th Legislative Session, all in the hope of supporting workforce development goals, improving the quality of life for military personnel and families …
Read More »3 retirement surprises to expect
Many seniors come to the end of their lives unprepared for the financial realities of retirement. You don’t want to be one of them. To make sure you have a clear idea of the financial challenges you’re likely to face as a senior, here are three retirement surprises you need …
Read More »Rastafarian distrust of Western medicine contributes to Jamaica’s reluctance to vaccine
In a Rastafarian farming community perched in the hills above the Jamaican capital, locals with dreadlocks gather at the temple to worship and celebrate with Bible readings, traditional drumming and chanting. No COVID-19 protocol is in place. This isolated community of a hundred people called the School of Vision has …
Read More »North Country Clinical Psychologist Joins the Saint-Laurent Health System | WWTI
POTSDAM, NY (WWTI) – A new clinical psychologist has joined the Psychiatric and Behavioral Health team at St. Lawrence Health. Lindsey Truskowski, PsyD, will now provide services at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital campus in Potsdam, New York. Dr. Truskowski is certified by the American Psychological Association and received her doctorate in …
Read More »Zuellig Pharma chooses CYFIRMA to elevate its cyber intelligence capabilities and strengthen its cybersecurity position
SINGAPORE, June 25, 2021 / PRNewswire / – CYFIRMA, a threat discovery and cyber intelligence platform company funded by Goldman Sachs, Zodius Capital and Z3Partners, today announced that Zuellig Pharma, one of the leading providers of health services in Asia, selected DeCYFIR, a cloud-based, AI-powered cybersecurity platform, to gain visibility …
Read More »KARAM Industries Diversifies Healthcare Portfolio with Surgical Face Mask, Health News, ET HealthWorld
June 24, 2021: Since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the country, KARAM Industries – the Indian personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturing company – has been working to identify gaps in the safety equipment market and launched products serving consumers. “Current needs. To further strengthen this positioning, KARAM has announced the launch …
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