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| New health program starts in Boston public housing Boston Herald By AP A Boston-based community health center has launched a program aimed at fighting hypertension and depression among Boston public housing residents. Whittier Street Health Center recently unveiled the "Vibrant Communities in Boston Public Housing" ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Move for smaller veterans mental health clinic Chicago Tribune AP The US Department of Veterans Affairs is taking steps to create an out-patient mental health clinic in Fort Wayne, with a budget request for $2.8 million in the coming federal fiscal year and a projected opening in 2015. It's greatly scaled back ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Federal report recommends steps to address health disparities Los Angeles Times Minority populations endure poorer health and less access to healthcare, study finds. Health officials are working on plans to enlist community health advisers and improve children's access to dental care. ASSOCIATED PRESS From cradle to grave, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mass. to mark fifth anniversary of health care law Boston Globe BOSTON—Massachusetts is marking the fifth anniversary of the state's landmark health care law this week. On Monday Gov. Deval Patrick is scheduled to attend an event at the Dorchester House, a community-based health and social services organization in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Aetna CEO: I would be turned down for health insurance MiamiHerald.com By Julie Appleby WASHINGTON — To a greater degree than most insurance company chiefs, Mark Bertolini has encountered his own personal challenges with the health care system. Bertolini, the head of insurer Aetna, faced a tough time in 2001 when his ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Y encourages families to play their way to health Arizona Daily Sun So, we are holding YMCA's Healthy Kids Day to celebrate and teach good health for kids, encourage active play and inspire a lifetime love of physical activity. Admission is free and open to all; food, including a pancake breakfast and turkey dogs for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cancer screenings, health services at risk in new Colorado budget Greenfield Daily Reporter Lawmakers may also charge some low-income parents more for state health insurance for their children. Despite sympathy from lawmakers, the prognosis for health care in next year's budget is poor. Lawmakers struggling to close a half-billion-dollar ... See all stories on this topic » |
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