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04.30.2013
Patient-centered medical homes provide a model for U.S. medical care
Paul Grundy, M.D., explains that patient-centered medical homes provide an example of the long-term, preventative medical care model that U.S. healthcare on the whole should follow.
03.28.2013
Gallup rates the average wellness of professionals
A person's job may say more about his or her health than some people might expect.
03.27.2013
Vitamin D may help new mothers avoid problems with pregnancies
While vitamin D has been connected to maintaining healthy skin and avoiding the development of emotional problems, a new study published in the British Medical Journal indicates that vitamin D may also help reduce the odds of pregnancy complications such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and … more
01.22.2013
Study links car accident deaths and obesity
While obesity is known to increase a person's chances of developing many conditions that could require immediate care from emergency department physicians, one unexpected health hazard was recently brought to light.
07.11.2012
Leveraging data may help boost occupational health
Everything is networked these days. A significant amount of data is generated in many different areas of life. New evidence suggests that it may be possible for businesses to leverage this data to support their occupational health goals.
07.05.2012
Businesses should look to technology to boost worker health
One government agency is recommending that work-related information be collected in patients' electronic health records.
07.03.2012
Occupational health is about more than just wellness
Putting in place an employee wellness program is not necessarily the same thing as accomplishing occupational health goals.
06.29.2012
Businesses increasingly look to on-site clinics to control medical spending
Developing occupational health goals doesn't have to mean simply looking for ways to boost workplace safety. Increasingly businesses are taking a broader view of the subject.
06.25.2012
School launches new occupational health program
Occupational medicine goals can help businesses reduce compensation claims and maintain a high level of productivity among staff members. A new program at one Louisiana school is seeking to prepare more individuals to help businesses realize these goals.
06.22.2012
Stressed out families eat unhealthy meals
High levels of work-related stress and long hours at the office can interfere with parents' ability to serve nutritious meals for their family, according to a new study out of Temple University.
