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05.17.2012
Safety reviews can help businesses reduce healthcare costs
Developing a set of occupational medicine goals and conducting safety inspections regularly could help businesses reduce their healthcare costs without burdening the companies with extra expenses related to the review
05.17.2012
Fructose may interfere with memory and learning
Overindulging on sweets could have serious negative effects on individuals' brain health. A new study suggests that consuming too much fructose can impair learning and memory function.
05.16.2012
Doctor shortage creates many opportunities for new physicians
Emergency department physicians in Texas may see good job prospects in the years ahead, as experts say the state's supply of doctors is not keeping up with its growing population.
05.16.2012
Federal health official marks progress fighting obesity
The nation has made significant progress fighting rising obesity rates in recent years, but more work is needed to bring the problem under control, according to recent comments from Department of Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
05.15.2012
Urgent care centers help alleviate pressure of health reform
Urgent care benefits may play an important role in a post-reform healthcare system. Experts say primary care resources are likely to be stretched thin.
05.15.2012
Drinking water may help people make healthier food choices
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that most adults consume about five servings of fruits and vegetables each day.
05.14.2012
Expert recommends new strategies for treating depression risks
Depression is regarded by the World Health Organization as the leading cause of disability among adults. One expert says that a significant portion of these cases could be prevented if healthcare and wellness programs made the issue a higher priority.
05.11.2012
Businesses can play an active role in supporting the health of their workers
Employees are typically a business' most valuable asset. Therefore, experts say it makes sense for companies to invest in their workers. This may include setting some occupational medicine goals or implementing a set of employee wellness programs.
05.11.2012
Low medication adherence leads to hospitalizations
Seniors who stop taking cardiovascular medications against their doctor's recommendations face a high risk of becoming hospitalized, according to a pair of new studies.
05.10.2012
True occupational medicine delivers best results
A new report from the Government Accountability Office indicates that a majority of manufacturing companies have policies in place that discourage workers from reporting injuries. Experts say that developing true occupational medicine goals may be a better option.
