25 Enlightening Studies and Infographics on Genetically Modified Food

July 13, 2010

One of the issues that affect public health and health administration officials is the concern about the food supply. Food-borne illnesses are very real, and there are worries about what happens when we start tampering with the food supply ourselves. In recent years, the public has become concerned about genetically modified food. Animals and plants are genetically enhanced, cloned and otherwise altered in order to increase yield, resist pests or for other reasons. If you are interested in the public health implications, here are 25 interesting studies and infographics about genetically modified food:
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Top 25 Android Apps for Your Health and Happiness

April 27, 2010

While Google’s Android hasn’t caught up with the iPhone, there are still plenty of robust apps, and plenty of people interested in using them to improve their lives. People from all walks of life, and with many different salaries, make use of Android.

If you are interested in increasing your health, you can use Android to help. Android apps are varied, and offer options for fitness, nutrition and medicine. You can even find Android apps to help you improve your level of happiness and feelings of wellbeing. You don’t have to be a healthcare professional to live right. Here are 25 Android apps for your health and happiness: [click to continue…]

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Top 50 Blogs on Healthcare Costs & Public Policy

February 16, 2010

Whether or not you are involved in the debate over health care reform, it is still an interesting subject. Indeed, with healthcare costs rising, and public policy playing a larger role in how things are likely to operate moving forward, it is a very interesting subject. Here are 50 blogs on healthcare costs and public [...]

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The Clinical iPad? 25 Ways Tablet PCs Are Used in Healthcare

February 12, 2010

Recently, Apple unveiled it’s tablet PC, the iPad. There was, as expected, a great deal of hype surrounding the iPad as Apple enthusiasts and haters alike considered possible applications for the iPad. One of the places where the iPad could really gain traction, though, is in the healthcare industry. The iPhone is already sometimes used [...]

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25 Ways the Great Recession Is Affecting Our Health

February 8, 2010

Times of recession have an effect on our health. The recent Great Recession has already created changes to our overall health, according to different experts. The pressures that come with recession, as well as lifestyle changes that it entails, often cause health changes. However, it is unclear whether these changes are largely good for our [...]

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How to Choose the Best MHA Degree Program for You?

September 4, 2009

Being in healthcare care industry, and with a wish to pursue a good course to enhance your chance for career growth, but don’t know which one to select, then in such a situation you can opt for MHA programs for higher learning in the field of education.  With a background in health care industry MHA [...]

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5 Healthcare Jobs Which Pay More than You Think

July 16, 2009

In response to the pressures of hard economic times, health practitioners are moving to the direction where money is. Many health practitioners are pointing towards more paying jobs. Notable jobs with huge pay and benefits are what dynamic and interactive professionals are seeking.
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Foundations like flying doctors that incorporate nurses, doctors, surgeons and all, pay [...]

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What is MHA Degree

June 22, 2009

Education is the key to success as it is always said. The MHA programs offers health care content throughout the program and it is required and best for the individuals who have a health care background and would like to specialize in health care administration at master’s level. Health care services generally cover a wide [...]

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