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Batallando Contra la Crisis de Salud Hispana en el 2012
Otra vez, regresamos a las promesas del año nuevo y las esperanzas de mejorar nuestras vidas y salud. Si, ese momento en el que con buena intención prometemos decir no a la comida basura, a las libras de más, a la vida sedentaria, a los pensamientos negativos y la lista sigue. Promesas exigentes y llenas de ilusión que basado en un estudio Británico un tercio de ellas se abandonan en una semana.
El problema es que la meta de una vida saludable es cada día más imprescindible y no nos podemos dar el lujo de no obtenerla. La comunidad Latina tiene mayores riesgos de obesidad y diabetes q....
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Batallando Contra la Crisis de Salud Hispana en el 2012
Otra vez, regresamos a las promesas del año nuevo y las esperanzas de mejorar nuestras vidas y salud. Si, ese momento en el que con buena intención prometemos decir no a la comida basura, a las libras de más, a la vida sedentaria, a los pensamientos negativos y la lista sigue. Promesas exigentes y llenas de ilusión que basado en un estudio Británico un tercio de ellas se abandonan en una semana.
El problema es que la meta de una vida saludable es cada día más imprescindible y no nos podemos dar el lujo de no obtenerla. La comunidad Latina tiene mayores riesgos de obesidad y diabetes q....
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La Red Health Center's economic impact in Sussex County
It should be noted that, federal dollars in excess of $1.6 million awarded to La Red Health Center and brought into Sussex County, Delaware via the FQHC, RHOG, IDS, CIP and other grants contribute significantly to LRHC's ability to create an economic impact.
The 2009 economic impact numbers reported for LRHC's existing Georgetown Operations and its 2011 capital construction project are the result of analyses conducted by Capital Link, a Boston based health care consulting firm, in conjunction with both the National Association of Community Health Centers and the Mid-Atlantic Association....
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Should you change your Medicare Health Plan?
NOVEMBER 2nd —Medicare beneficiaries can make changes to their prescription and health plans once a year. These changes could result in savings on medical costs, or increased access to new benefits such as wellness visits and preventive care services.
Changes to Medicare health plans can only be made between October 15 and December 7, 2011. They will take effect on January 1, 2012.
Saving Money Is Just One of the Benefits
The open enrollment period is available for people who receive health coverage directly from Medicare as well as those who receive coverage from private insurance....
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Nemours associate receives First National Medical Interpreter Certification in Delaware
Wilmington, DE- Renée Wulf, Certified Medical Interpreter, Spanish language, at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, is the first medical interpreter in Delaware to be nationally certified through the National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters.
Ms. Wulf’s certification is a proud achievement for duPont Hospital for Children, putting us on the forefront in advancing the medical interpreting profession.
“It illustrates the important role trained interpreters have as part of our healthcare team and our continuing efforts to ensure patient safety through effectiv....
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Perry, Cain, and Medicare: a 2011 View of a 1966 Prediction
Most political candidates stick to bland platitudes on Medicare, but two are under liberal attack for telling the truth about our doomed entitlement programs.
Governor Rick Perry has been accused of thinking that Medicare is unconstitutional. He told Andrew Romano in a 2010 Newsweek interview that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme, and that we needed to talk about the $106 trillion in unfunded liabilities of Medicare and Medicaid (Title 18 and Title 19 of Social Security, respectively). When confronted about statements on Social Security in his book Fed Up!, he made conflicting statements....
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Iglesia Betel organiza feria de salud el 19 de noviembre
Georgetown, DE – A la pastora Gilda Nieves-Knight de la Iglesia Metodista Unida Betel le parece interesante que cuando un coche emite ruidos extraños, el dueño responde de inmediato y busca la ayuda de un mecánico.
Pero cuando el cuerpo humano hace lo mismo, mostrar señales de peligro en formas sutiles, el propietario muchas veces ignora las señales de advertencia.
Para crear más consciencia sobre el cuidado de la salud en la comunidad latina – donde existen tasas altas de enfermedades crónicas como diabetes, presión alta y obesidad – la Iglesia Betel se unió con Beebe Medical Center....
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Got Drugs? Turn in unused and expired medication on Saturday, October 29
Prescription drug abuse is the fastest growing drug problem in the United States. National Take-Back Day provides a safe and easy way to dispose of these medications, since throwing the substances away provides an easy source of drugs for those who would abuse or sell them, and flushing drugs can result in water contamination.
Drop-off sites are located statewide, and the process is free and anonymous. State and local police agencies, the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, pharmacies, educational institutions, and retirement communities have teamed up to host drop-off sites s....
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To avoid breast cancer, take that cell phone out of your bra
For many young women today, tucking cell phones in the bra has become a cool, hip way to have simple access to these essential devices. They can jog, drive, shop or sit in darkened movie theatres, quickly responding to tingled vibrations at their breast. Most of us have no idea that cell phones are small two-way microwave radios that should not be kept directly on the body.
As the month of breast cancer awareness, October finds the media packed with warnings about the disease. What's missing from this welcome public attention is the fact that the ways some people are using their phones to....
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Nanticoke Health Services appoints four new board members
Nanticoke Health Services announces four new members that will serve on the Board of Directors for Nanticoke Health Services: Mr. Donald Hollenbeck, Ms. Trina Joyner, Dr. Harry Lehman, and Ms. Tammy Paxton.
Nanticoke’s President & CEO, Mr. Steven Rose said, "We're excited to have new voices from our communities who bring a variety of experiences and backgrounds, producing a wide array of perspectives." Mr. Kent Peterson, Board Chairman, agreed by saying, “We are grateful to have four new Board individuals who are willing to give their time and expertise for the benefit of the hospital a....
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Major expansion presented for Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children
Wilmington, DE - To build a healthier future for children, the Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children is presenting new capabilities through a multiphase hospital expansion. Opening in 2014, Phase I will support family-centered care with all single-bed rooms, advanced technology and thoughtful amenities to support patients, families and caregivers.
Enhancing the physical, emotional and spiritual healing of the child and family, the new patient care building will feature a five-story atrium filled with natural sunlight, recreational spaces and surrounding gardens.
With this Phas....
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Promotoras/es de Salud (Health Advocates) Training
The Wicomico County Health Department and its "Closing the Gaps: Hispanic Women and Breast Cancer Program is conducting a Promotoras/es de Salud (Health Advocates) Training on August 28th and 29th, and we are looking for people from the community that not are necessarily required to be bilingual, but they must speak Spanish.
We will be providing this training in both languages, English and Spanish. Upon completion of the training, Individulas will be certified Promotora/es de Salud and will be ready to serve the community.
If you need further information or have any questions, do not h....
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Gov. Markell signs measure banning BPA from children’s products
Dover, DE – A chemical linked to health problems in fetuses and children will be gone from baby bottles, sipper cups and other products within a year.
Gov. Jack Markell Thursday signed legislation prohibiting the sale of Bisphenol A, better known as BPA, in children’s products in Delaware. The ban takes immediate effect for manufacturers, and gives merchants one year to rid themselves of the products.
Markell praised Sen. Bethany Hall-Long, D-Middletown, for her leadership in getting the bill to his desk.
“As a parent, I know a lot about sippy cups and the like, although it’s been a w....
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Roll Over Hippocrates
Everybody seems to think that doctors swear to the Oath of Hippocrates, and follow a long ethical tradition dating back to the 5th century before Christ.
Not anymore. The new doctors seem to be making it up as they go along. The tradition is not being set by a white beard who sat at many a patient’s bedside, taught a generation or more of disciples, earned the respect of his contemporary colleagues, and wrote a corpus of observations and reflections still esteemed millennia after his death.
For example, the oath taken by the first graduating cl....
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La pediatra Marisel Santiago responde a las preguntas de las mamás
Una de las preguntas más comunes de los padres es “mi hijo tiene fiebre, ¿qué puedo hacer?”
La fiebre es un síntoma, no una enfermedad, es la respuesta del cuerpo a infecciones y juega el papel de defendernos y pelear contra ellas. Puede ser debida a muchas causas, las más comunes en niños son infecciones menores virales como catarro (gripe), infecciones de garganta u oído. La fiebre activa el sistema inmune del cuerpo y usualmente no es dañina ni peligrosa, la dentición no debe producir fiebre significativa.
¿Qué es fiebre?
Se considera fiebre una temperatura corporal mayor a la temp....
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