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Invisible Wounds: PTSD in Veterans
Written By Emily Howard After the horrors of war, many soldiers and servicemen find themselves facing another battle: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In the past,
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Written By MicroHealth, LLC Employee What is Dementia? Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with
10 Most Rare Diseases
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Written by Charles Sneiderman, MD PhD A new Institute of Medicine report on medical error estimates that 5% of US adults who get outpatient care
Understanding Patient-Centered Medical Homes
Written By Guest Bloggers Robert Marshall, MD, MPH, MISM, CMO, HIT GROUP and Nicholas Appolonia, FA-C, MSN, PhD, CMIO, CEO, HIT GROUPMedical care delivered to the patient can be
Understanding Evidence Based Medicine
Written By Guest Blogger, Robert Marshall, MD, MPH, MISM, FAAFP, CMO, HIT GROUP The internet has become an excellent resource for information on virtually any
The Top 10 Dangerous Jobs in America
Written by Frank Tucker As a practitioner of Occupational Health (OH), I would be remised if I didn’t do a related blog. So as I
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Written by Frank Tucker An outreach program provides a platform of effective intervention for at risk population. This can be anything from the general population
Single Most Preventable Cause of Disease, Disability, and Death in the U.S.
Written by Frank Tucker Each day, more than 3,600 people under 18 smoke their first cigarette, and more than 900 begin smoking every day. Cigarette smoking is
