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| EXCLUSIVE: UN World Health Organization Faces Plague of Tightwads Fox News By George Russell Rapidly developing nations – such as China, India and Brazil – that want an increased role in decision-making at the United Nations are among the stingiest donors to the UN's World Health Organization, which is facing its most serious ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| OSHA cites military health center on safety violations Chicago Tribune By Robert McCoppin Tribune reporter Federal regulators say they found unsafe and unhealthful working conditions at a veterans and military health care center in North Chicago. The notices were for safety violations found last summer at the Captain ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Obama's approval rating on health care improves CBS News Since its passage in March 2010, President Obama's health care reform package has been controversial. The latest Associated Press poll, however, finds that the percent of Americans who approve of the way Mr. Obama is handling health care has hit a new ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| College mental health screenings go high-tech Rockford Register Star AP Paul L. Toth, Ph.D., a psychologist at the Indiana University Health Center in Bloomington, and his colleagues use computerized questionnaires to help flag serious problems with his patients more immediately. By Anonymous The Associated Press By ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health IT Tops Jobs List For College Grads InformationWeek Health IT jobs are expected to grow by 20%, or about 35100 new jobs, for the decade 2008-2018, according to a UC San Diego study. By Nicole Lewis InformationWeek A career in health information technology (IT) is the hottest vocation for college ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Environmental report raises public health, pollution concerns about Virginia ... Washington Post Pollution from a $6 billion coal-fired plant proposed in Surry County would cause an estimated 26 premature deaths annually and generate additional regional health costs exceeding $200 million a year, a report by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation concludes ... See all stories on this topic » |
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