Month: February 2021

  • How Smoking Impacts Your Health Insurance Policy

    Smoking is known to have a negative impact on your health. You must have seen a warning on all cigarette boxes: “Smoking is bad for your health.” Smoking is the leading cause of 30% of all cancer deaths, and the risk of heart attack is 16 times higher. There are about 120 million smokers in…

  • National Health Center Week Activities to Support Raising Awareness

    Learn more about community health centers We all know that the wealth of a country is determined by the health and well-being of its citizens. Community health centres across the country provide special assistance to everyone, regardless of whether they can afford it. Their main goal is to provide sustainable, quality and affordable health care…

  • How A Complete Body Health Check Up Can Uncover Hidden Diseases

    Dalai Lama: “Man surprised me the most with respect to humanity. Because he’s sacrificing his health to make money. He then donates money to regain his health…” Every year you change the car. Why not also undergo an annual medical check-up? Annual check-ups or periodic health check-ups are useful because they can help detect and…

  • Suggestions for Health Sector Reform in Trinidad and Tobago

    Health reform relates to changes in health management, health planning and health research that focus on local health issues aimed at improving health management, health planning and health care. They will be combined to create an effective health model that can improve the physical, medical and psychological safety of the patient. Health reform should be…

  • Six Reasons Why Preventive Health Checkups Should Not Be Ignored

    Did you know that health spending in India accounts for 4.1% of national GDP? In addition, according to The Guardian, private health spending (i.e. the government will not incur costs) accounts for 70.8% of all health spending in the country. Thus, the alternative for ordinary people is quite simple: invest in a small number of…

  • Developing Community and Public Health Capacity for Change

    Health campaigns in March National Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthBrain Injury Awareness MonthNational Kidney Cancer Awareness MonthMultiple sclerosis Awareness MonthNational Myeloma Awareness MonthNational Food MonthNational Endometriosis MonthA month of eye care at workNational Day of Saving Your VisionHemophilia MonthNational Chronic Fatigue Syndrome MonthAmerican Red Cross MonthLearning Awareness MonthNational Development Awareness MonthNational Eye Donor MonthNational Poison Prevention…

  • Health Anxiety and Solutions

    It is always important to take care of yourself, adhering to all the principles of good health. Regular check-ups, good nutrition and a healthy lifestyle allow a person to remain healthy in a reasonable but reasonable way. Often people are overly concerned about health problems and find themselves drawn into a cycle of health problems.…

  • How to Get Cheap Health Insurance Plan?

    The U.S. government has submitted various plans and plans to take full advantage of health insurance for Americans. “Obamacare” is one such plan that provides health insurance to high- and low-income groups in America. However, a report by Avalere Health in Washington, D.C., shows that the price of one of Obamacare’s plans, called the Silver…

  • BC Health Care Awards Recipients Revealed

    VANCOUVER – The winners of the 12th annual BC Health Care Awards were announced today at a gala dinner in Vancouver. Twelve Apple Gold Awards and six Merit Award winners were awarded. The awards are presented by the British Columbia Health Employers Association (HEABC) and awarded to British Columbians who provide exceptional care and support.…

  • Florida Health Insurance Rate Hikes and Quotes

    Florida health insurance rates rise Health insurance premiums in Florida have reached new heights! Anyone in Florida knows that most annual health insurance contracts will be subject to a year-end rate hike. This trend is not new and quite expected. Whenever this problem arises, it seems that the game of the guilty begins. Floridians blame…