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Health (The Advertiser-Tribune)
The Seneca County General Health District is sponsoring a Senior Health Check 1-3 p.m. July 9, at Helburn Meadows Center for anyone age 60 or over. For more information, call (419) 447-3691.
Illegal immigrants and health care (The Post and Courier)
Q: Do illegal immigrants burden public health insurance? A: Medicaid is a national health insurance program for low-income adults and children and disabled citizens. Illegal immigrants are not eligible, except for emergency services, including childbirth. From November 2006 to Novemb…
New health law leader will encourage more active roles (The Florida Times-Union)
Jacksonville attorney Jeanne Helton took over the lead position in the Florida Bar Association’s Health Law Section on June 19.
Chief of 9/11 Health Programs Gains Support (New York Times)
Dr. John Howard has coordinated the federal government?s health programs for ground zero workers since 2006, and many fear that those programs will become endangered when he leaves his job.
Paving the road to shared health data (Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Singapore News)
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Health s vision of One Singaporean, One Electronic Medical Record may have just begun its road to realisation, but there are problems to overcome in sharing healthcare data across institutions.
Health officials question whether tomatoes behind outbreak (CNN.com)
Federal health officials are checking into the possibility that an outbreak of salmonella-caused illness originally linked to tomatoes may instead be linked to something else, they said Friday.
U.N. health agency to open Baghdad headquarters (CNN.com)
The World Health Organization, one of United Nations’ most important agencies, is opening a permanent office in Baghdad, a move that underscores recent security improvements in Iraq’s capital.
Counties hope to recoup inmates’ health costs (Chicago Tribune)
Cook, Will press U.S to shoulder the expense Chicago-area county leaders are hoping to funnel millions of tax dollars into local projects by recouping money they now spend on health care for inmates in county jails.
Update: N.C. alters health-care document (Winston-Salem Journal)
In our last column, we discussed a living will, an important estate-planning document. In this column, we will discuss another important document, a health-care power of attorney, which works in conjunction with a living will.
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Health officials question whether tomatoes behind outbreak (CNN.com)
Federal health officials are checking into the possibility that an outbreak of salmonella-caused illness originally linked to tomatoes may instead be linked to something else, they said Friday.
Chief of 9/11 Health Programs Gains Support (New York Times)
Dr. John Howard has coordinated the federal government?s health programs for ground zero workers since 2006, and many fear that those programs will become endangered when he leaves his job.
Weld County health officials: Man who died last month had hantavirus (Greeley Tribune)
A Weld County man died from the hantavirus last month, county health officials said Friday.
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Southwest lags in health insurance coverage, CDC says (USA Today)
The Southwest has the lowest health insurance coverage in the country, with 30% of non-elderly adults and 18% of children uninsured, according to a new government study.
Health Tip: Don’t Overdo Fast Food (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
(HealthDay News) — Fast food is a tempting option for hungry people on the run. But eating it too often or downing too much can wreak havoc on your health and waistline.
Health Highlights: June 25, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:
CDC: Health insurance lags most in Southwest (USA Today)
The Southwest has the lowest rate of health insurance coverage in the country, with 30% of non-elderly adults and 18% of children uninsured, according to a new government study.
Electronic health-record standards agreed (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
A major consumer group, insurers together with Google Inc and Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday they have agreed to standards intended to speed adoption of personal electronic health records.
Iran bans sunbeds on health grounds (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Iran’s health ministry has banned the use and import of sunbeds on health grounds and warned image-conscious Iranians against the hazards of seeking such tans, the state broadcaster reported on Wednesday.
Prescription for Protecting Online Health Records (Washington Post)
SAN FRANCISCO — Hoping to persuade more people to store their medical records online, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and a hodgepodge of health care providers and insurers have agreed on ground rules for protecting the privacy of the sensitive information.
Electronic health-record standards agreed (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
U.S. consumer groups, insurers and privacy advocates together with Google Inc and Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday they have agreed to standards intended to speed adoption of personal electronic health records.
Tech giants back online health records standards (CNET)
Microsoft and Google join a collection of insurers and health care providers in endorsing privacy standards intended to protect medical records stored online.
Judge dismisses suit over veteran health care (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
A U.S. judged dismissed on Wednesday a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that claimed the government was failing to meet the mental health needs of former troops, who have a rate of suicide far higher than the general population.
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