Monday, January 30, 2017

Eating breakfast may boost heart health

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The American Heart Association says people who eat more of their calories earlier in the day have a lower risk of heart disease. Brook Silva-Braga reports.
Eating more of your calories earlier in the day may help keep the heart healthy, according to the American Heart Association
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Florida Hospital North Pinellas earns prestigious HIMSS Analytics Stage 7 revalidation.

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The American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA), the Cleft Palate Foundation (CPF), and ACPA's Commission on Approval of Teams (CAT) are pleased to announce that 49 Cleft Palate and/or...

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Leading manufacturer of innovative in-home medical and health related products to serve as a preferred website provider for its network of more than 2,000 independent dealers.

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Based on popularity of falls series, firm to continue educational events

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TreeHouse Health adds Orderly Health as the fourteenth Portfolio Company to join the ecosystem.

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SIMnext offering 3D medical simulation courses.

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BabelVet for veterinarians allows them to engage with clients between visits to improve their experience, increase return appointments and grow their practice by becoming the "tech savvy trusted...

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Latest EHS Regulation Updates Help Companies to Achieve EHS Compliance

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Sharon Henry, special education instructor at Marya Yates Elementary School in Matteson, IL is the latest recipient of a $2,500 Academic Award from California Casualty. Entries for the next Academic...

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Winter Weather MA Beacon Hill Boston snow Feb 9 2015

Moderate snowfalls were linked to an increase in hospital admissions for heart attacks and other cardiovascular illnesses, not heavy snowfalls, Boston team finds.

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Students of NYU protest against President-elect Donald Trump in Manhattan, New YorkPresident Donald Trump's executive order last week to cut federal funding to self-proclaimed sanctuary cities would likely not result in an impact to cities' bond ratings, Fitch Ratings reported on Monday. Instead, a push to convert Medicaid to a block grant would likely result in a more significant effect on state and local government finances, Fitch noted.


A demonstrator holds a sign while taking part in a protest against a proposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act in New YorkBy Bob Chiarito CHICAGO (Reuters) - Hundreds of medical students and faculty members gathered at Northwestern University's school of medicine in Chicago on Monday to voice their opposition to the dismantling of Obamacare. The demonstration was part of a larger White Coats for Coverage effort organized by medical students across the country and came a day before the annual deadline to enroll in the Affordable Care Act (ACA), former President Barack Obama's healthcare law. “The ACA is not perfect, but pulling the rug out from under the feet of our most vulnerable patients is not the answer," Dr. Bruce Henshaw, a faculty member at Northwestern's Feinberg School of Medicine, told the group of around 600 people.


A Rite Aid logo is seen outside one of their stores in New YorkThe companies said on Monday they agreed to reduce the offer price to $6.50-$7.00 per share, valuing Rite Aid at $6.84 billion-$7.37 billion. Walgreens had offered $9 per share in October 2015 when it first proposed the deal. Rite Aid shares closed down 17.5 percent at $5.72, easing slightly after hitting a two-year low of $5.70, on Monday.


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