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Residents want health care reform, but worry Rendell will face hurdles
Those interviewed after Gov. Ed Rendells unveiling of health care reform Wednesday support his plan to reduce insurance costs but worry it will never be achieved with political infighting and special interest lobbyists eating away at the package.
HERE’S THE DIET OF YOUR DREAMS
IF you’re tired of endless failed diets then the latest weight loss plan could be exactly what you are looking for. The Duvet Diet claims that sleeping more can help you slim down. Just one hour’s extra slumber a night could lead to a weight loss of 10lbs in a year.
Greek health ministry rejects olive cancer cure
The Greek health ministry has moved to curb what it called “ridiculous behaviour” following reports that a wonder-cure for cancer had been found in olive leaf extract.
UPDATE 2-Mexico’s Cemex warns of uncertain U.S. market
Reuters - MEXICO CITY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Mexico’s Cemex, the world’s No. 3 cement maker, warned on Tuesday that a housing slowdown in the United States, its main market, could weigh against healthy growth in Mexico and other countries. Cemex, which operates
Famed football coach promoting new NutriSystem line
Philadelphia Business Journal - NutriSystem Inc. has launched weight-loss programs for men and women over 60 and hired former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula and his wife Mary Anne to promote them. The Horsham, Pa., provider of weight-loss meals and services (NASDAQ: NTRI) said
Beach sisters participate in drug study for rare blood disorder
WAVY News 10 - Its not because of a medical mishap, but a decision made by your own health insurance company. More >> FDA adds “abnormal behavior” precaution to Tamiflu label WASHINGTON (AP) — Patients who take Tamiflu should be closely monitored for signs of
Intel Head Links Technology, Health Care
AP Interview: Intel Chairman Says Developing World, Health Care Next Step for Technology
Health plan rates capped
Hawk Eye - CHICAGO After years of double digit premium increases for employers providing health plans to workers, insurers are trying a different approach: new plans that cap premium hikes at guaranteed low rates if buyers agree to a multiyear contract and
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Cleveland Plain Dealer - In the past, the company has been supported by private investors and grants from the National Institute of Health and U.S. Army. Think-A-Move now plans to spend $100,000 on machinery and renovations that will add 4,200 square feet to its Mercantile
Save on Homeowners Insurance
KVBC - Toss the butts. As if you needed another reason to stop smoking Smoking accidents account for more than 23,000 house fires per year. Some companies don t want to take this added risk and will give you a discount if no one in
