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Indiana Youth Detainees Need Improved Mental Health Services

November 17, 2014

Indianapolis, Indiana – Based on the Indiana University School of Medicine’s research findings, detained juvenile youth need improved mental health services, although the state has been in the lead on providing such services as well as mental health screening. The academy’s research findings entitled “A Statewide Collaboration to Initiate Mental Health Screening and Assess Services

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How Over-The-Counter Drugs Can Become Medication Dangers

November 16, 2014

Washington, D.C. – The department of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued alert on drugs that can make people drowsy, resulting to further medication dangers even if the products are bought over-the-counter (OTC). OTC drugs or medications can be easily acquired or purchased anytime. Thus, these products can also come with medication dangers, causing some

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Health Experts: Discussions About Mental Health and Suicide Are Vital

November 15, 2014

Rockford, Michigan – On Wednesday evening, Rockford Public School representatives conducted a seminar, educating both parents and students about mental health and suicide, as well as informing them about available health resources in West Michigan. Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services and Forest View Hospital experts said mental health problems associated with anxiety and depression

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FSIS Confirms Staphylococcal Enterotoxin Contamination of Chicken Products

November 14, 2014

Washington, D.C. – Nearly 32,000 pounds of breaded chicken products are being recalled by Murry’s Inc., a Pennsylvania-based firm due to claims of Staphylococcal enterotoxin contamination, based on the announcement of the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The breaded chicken products boasted its gluten-free benefits, along

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First Aid Training for Mental Health Scheduled for Wednesday

November 13, 2014

Licking County, Newark – People with first aid training are the ones who get to those having a heart attack or serious injuries, providing them with urgent care and temporary treatment before they would get advanced treatment for the patient. People who are suffering from mental illness, addiction, and any behavioral issues need similar aid,

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Exercising and Eating Well – Vital Towards a Healthy Pregnancy

November 12, 2014

Rochester, New York – Exercising and eating well are major parts of achieving a healthy pregnancy. Expectant mothers frequently need visits to urgent care clinics, considering the fragility of their conditions. Pregnant women and their unborn child must get proper health attention, urgent care, and immediate treatment if needed. Additionally, both exercising and eating well

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CSU: One of 4 Federal Nutrition Research Awardees

November 11, 2014

Washington, D.C. – Colorado State University (CSU) in Fort Collins was awarded with a $856,250 federal grant as a regional center for federal nutrition research. The CSU is only one of four regional facilities that received a federal grant for research on obesity prevention and nutrition education. Obesity has been a major issue in the

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Council Approves Purchase of Rhode Island Home Care Provider

November 10, 2014

Providence, Rhode Island – On Tuesday, the Health Services Council approved CVS Health Corp.’s purchase of Rhode Island home care provider. The CVS Health Corp is one of the country’s health care giants, and on Tuesday, the Health Services Council approved its purchase of Rhode Island home care provider, the Coram LLC, which has been

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Computer Viruses Disguised as Current Ebola Outbreak Health Tips

November 9, 2014

Washington, D.C. – Hackers are using the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa into a safety concern by creating and spreading a computer virus. Said hackers are taking advantage of the current fear many individuals are having that the Ebola epidemic is causing. Using it as bait, as many are researching on urgent care options

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Coloradans Thrive to Meet Improved Diet and Food Policies

November 8, 2014

Denver, Colorado – Coloradans are urged to do more than eating as nutrition advocates also hope Coloradans join other states in implementing an improved diet and food policies. Friday will be the National Food Day; however, one major topic being argued upon is whether school systems have to implement the 2012 federal nutrition improvement standards.

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CO Health Officials: Ban Edible Marijuana Products

November 7, 2014

Colorado, USA – State health officials said edible marijuana products should be banned. These marijuana-containing products being marketed in the state include cookies, brownies, and candies. Marijuana has been used in several products such as brownies, candies, and cookies, making it attractive not only to adults, but more so for children. The state officials saw

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CDC Enterovirus D68 Respiratory Illness Prevention Tips

November 6, 2014

Madison, Wisconsin – As fall nearly approaches, the number of young kids heading to urgent care near me experiencing severe respiratory illness is expected to increase. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stated that the main culprit is specifically a brutal strain of enterovirus, though it’s common for such enterovirus to circulate during

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