Illiteracy

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The Price of Medical Illiteracy

governing.com — “Not understanding what doctors say is costly for patients' health and for health care itself.View full resource at governing.com

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Health Illiteracy Can Kill You

slideshare.net — “Being dumb about health can double your chances of dying. a presentation made at higheredcamp on 6 june, 2009. how can hView full resource at slideshare.net

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Most Recently Shared on June 6, 2009 at 2:20 pm By:

ekivemark Mark Scrimshire Health Social Media and Patient Advocate

Check out my SlideShare Presentation: "Health Illiteracy Can Kill You" http://tinyurl.com/pppt9b #hec

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On Our Minds @ Scholastic » The intersections of poverty and illiteracy

oomscholasticblog.com — “On Our Minds @ Scholastic » The intersections of poverty and illiteracyView full resource at oomscholasticblog.com

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We Stand FIRM: Catron On Economic Illiteracy

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Healthcare, etc.: Will healthcare be a byproduct of our math illiteracy?

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AHRQ: Health illiteracy an obstacle to mammo screening

healthimaging.com — “Women with poor health literacy are less likely to undergo mammography screening, confirming similar findings from 2004, according to a report published by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).View full resource at healthimaging.com

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AHRQ: Health illiteracy an obstacle to mammo screening - Women with poor health literacy are less likely to undergo ... http://ow.ly/1bXXIr

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Earl Martin Phalen: Making Progress in the Fight Against Illiteracy

huffingtonpost.com — “Despite a reduction in our federal funding this year, Reach Out and Read is working harder than ever to ensure that the next census report shows that every child under 5 is read to daily.View full resource at huffingtonpost.com

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reachoutandread Reach Out and Read Health Organization

Making Progress in the Fight Against Illiteracy! @ReachOutandRead CEO Earl Martin Phalen in the @HuffingtonPost: http://t.co/s5Hb0jP

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Earl Martin Phalen: Byron Pitts of CBS on Overcoming Illiteracy, the Power of Parents

huffingtonpost.com — “As a child, Byron Pitts was functionally illiterate and spoke with a stutter. Today, he is an Emmy-winning Chief National Correspondent for CBS News and Contributing Correspondent to 60 Minutes.View full resource at huffingtonpost.com

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Combating food illiteracy | Minnesota Public Radio NewsQ

minnesota.publicradio.org — “Some health experts say Americans' ignorance about nutrition is fueling the obesity epidemic.View full resource at minnesota.publicradio.org

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Combating food illiteracy - Minnesota Public Radio http://bit.ly/9GP5v8

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Blog gems: health illiteracy, numeracy and cost info issues - Gary Schwitzer's HealthNewsReview Blog

healthnewsreview.org — “Blog gems: health illiteracy, numeracy and cost info issues - Gary Schwitzer's HealthNewsReview BlogView full resource at healthnewsreview.org

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Patient & doc blog gems: health illiteracy, numeracy and cost info issues - http://ht.ly/6dS3B

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PAKISTAN: Citizens and NGOs Step Forward to End Illiteracy - IPS ipsnews.net

ipsnews.net — “The man known as 'Master Ayub' holds classes for free, between three and seven o'clock. His classroom is a public park, and his students are street children six to 16 years of age who otherwise would be picking trash, begging, or slowly becoming petty thieves.View full resource at ipsnews.net

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PAKISTAN: Citizens and NGOs Step Forward to End Illiteracy #GdnDevNetwork #mdg http://dlvr.it/LDlTd

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Longer looks: Perry's personal health policies; 5 state Medicaid strategies; medical illiteracy

news-medical.net — “When defending his 2007 attempt to make human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations mandatory for young girls in Texas, pointed out that both of his parents were cancer survivors and proclaimed, "I hate cancer." When asked to justify continued spending on abstinence-only education, despite the fact that it didn't seem to be budging Texas' high rates of teen pregnancy, he said, "I can tell you from my own life that abstinence works."View full resource at news-medical.net

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Longer looks: Perry's personal health policies; 5 state Medicaid strategies; medical illiteracy

news-medical.net — “When defending his 2007 attempt to make human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations mandatory for young girls in Texas, pointed out that both of his parents were cancer survivors and proclaimed, "I hate cancer." When asked to justify continued spending on abstinence-only education, despite the fact that it didn't seem to be budging Texas' high rates of teen pregnancy, he said, "I can tell you from my own life that abstinence works."View full resource at news-medical.net

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Pregnancy News: Longer looks: Perry's personal health policies; 5 state Medicaid strategies; medical illiteracy:... http://t.co/i3za6LW

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The Health Care Blog: Health Plan Illiteracy: study finds many do not understand their benefits

thehealthcareblog.com — “The Health Care Blog: Health Plan Illiteracy: study finds many do not understand their benefitsView full resource at thehealthcareblog.com

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Lies, Damn Lies And Statistics: Collective Statistical Illiteracy | e-Patients.net

e-patients.net — “Everyone knows the supposed origin of the phrase. But as you can seehere it goes back to Medicine: Look at the dozens of operations by me this year withoutView full resource at e-patients.net

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Most Recently Shared on March 24, 2011 at 5:58 pm By:

ePatientDave Dave deBronkart Patient Advocate

2008 post about an earlier post by Gigerenzer on this (part of his new book): http://bit.ly/9N6vXC #sgshealth

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