“To combat the epidemic of childhood obesity in the United States, we need to encourage innovative healthcare solutions,” said President Clinton.
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Thought leadership on the use of innovation to solve health care access, quality, and funding issues.
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“To combat the epidemic of childhood obesity in the United States, we need to encourage innovative healthcare solutions,” said President Clinton.
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“More than half of the United States is affected by excess weight; however, many Americans, both young and old, do not realize they are overweight or obese until they are faced with a serious health risk, such as diabetes or high blood pressure.”
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Snack with purpose. Try a combination of protein and carbohydrates.
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“Losing weight is harder than quitting smoking. People don’t have to smoke to live. People have to eat to live,” she said.
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It’s now possible to accurately gauge and reward improved participation in a fitness program.
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Iowa and Minnesota Served the Healthiest Thanksgiving Feast While South Carolina Indulged
Allrecipes.com, the world’s #1 food site, received record-high Thanksgiving traffic numbers, with more than 2.8 million visitors the day before Thanksgiving, providing a clear picture of what was served on the biggest food holiday of the year. The average Thanksgiving meal in 2009 weighed [...]
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“Changing our lifestyles to live healthier lives is a big step for anyone,” said Janet McConnell, director of brand strategy and new media for BlueCross. “We can all take little steps and make small changes to improve our own health and as a result, the health of Tennessee.”
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I wrote last week in this blog about the somewhat curious health plan innovation offered up by the Pittsburgh-based health plan Highmark. You may remember that Highmark announced that it was using pre-paid card technology to sell health care gift cards to be used for everything from Lasik surgery to making co-pays.
This week Humana [...]
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