How To Lose Weight Successfully And Keep It Off

Browse > Home / Healthy Dieting / How To Lose Weight Successfully And Keep It Off How To Lose Weight Successfully And Keep It Off October 27, 2013 by health   Filed under Healthy Dieting Leave a comment Don’t give up on your weight loss goals. You have access to a wealth of information when … Read more

Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

There are five categories of JIA, systemic, oligoarthritis, polyarthritis, psoriatic, and enthesitis. Systemic illnesses can travel to other areas of the body and cause serious health problems. Oligoarthritis is more common in young girls than in young boys and can frequently be outgrown by the time the child reaches adulthood. Polyarthritis will usually affect joints … Read more

Sebelius apologizes over ACA launch ‘debacle’ but contends site is secure

GWEN IFILL: The secretary of health and human services was called before Congress today to defend problems with the new health care overhaul. Kathleen Sebelius said the program’s website has been a debacle, but she also faced a host of other questions. NewsHour congressional correspondent Kwame Holman begins our coverage. MAN: Do you swear that … Read more

Congress grills Medicare head as some insurance holders get cancellation notices

JUDY WOODRUFF: Members of Congress took fresh aim at the new health care law today. The House Ways and Means Committee called in the head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, who accepted responsibility for some of the problems with the health care website. NewsHour congressional correspondent Kwame Holman begins our coverage. MARILYN … Read more

Jim Dailakis (pt 2)

Jim Dailakis’ reasons for being (Pt. 2 of 4)   Kamala Appel:           So tell me a little bit about your approach towards health, and if you had a pivotal moment, like an “aha” moment in your life that made you really committed to being healthier and what it was.   Jim Dailakis:              Well I … Read more

Medical Interns May Need to Brush Up on Bedside Manners

TUESDAY, Oct. 29 (HealthDay News) — Doctors-in-training lack “common courtesy” when dealing with patients and this problem can lead to lower patient satisfaction and worse medical outcomes, a small new study suggests. It included 29 internal medicine interns — physicians in their first year out of medical school — at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and … Read more