Recommended Pages at greenwichtime.com
Got milk? Schools say, maybe not when it's chocolate milk - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Seizing on a trend that has pitted health advocates against one another and even prompted a Yale study, Bridgeport Public Schools decided this fall to see what would happen if they pulled chocolate milk from the menu. Even in its low-fat form, chocolate milk has added sugar or high fructose corn syrup that some nutritionists say students don't need, particularly those who live in urban areas where obesity and diabetes are major health concerns. [...] others argue that without a milk choice, stud” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on November 14, 2011 at 6:16 pm By:
Yale Rudd Center Health Organization
Got milk? Schools say, maybe not when it's chocolate milk - GreenwichTime http://t.co/rp4xSfrf via @GreenwichTime
Experts: To ensure a bright future, you gotta wear shades - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Most people know sunglasses are a weapon they can use to guard themselves and their families from a wide array of nature's assailants, but experts said too many don't put that knowledge into practice. A survey released in 2008 by the nonprofit vision insurance company VSP Vision Care showed that, while about 68 percent of adults surveyed wore sunglasses outdoors, less than 30 percent of their children took the same precaution. Stevens said she's been engaged in a five-year battle to get her own ” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on September 28, 2011 at 2:05 pm By:
Ryo Kubota, MD, PhD Surgeon, Ophthalmologist, Physician, and Doctor
Expert advice: To ensure a bright future, wear shades http://ow.ly/5MtB0
Worker recalls 50 years at hospital blood lab - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Working in the hospital's blood bank, she would contract Hepatitis B (they didn't wear gloves then; and she never had any Hepatitis symptoms). She survived breast cancer. [...] she's still working away, screening patients' blood and finding matches, whether it's for a trauma patient in dire need of a transfusion or for someone undergoing routine, elective surgery. The laboratory, which encompasses the blood bank, chemistry, hematology and other departments, has expanded. Technology has made pati” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 21, 2011 at 4:30 pm By:
Worker recalls 50 years at hospital blood lab: Fresh out of Watertown High School , the 18-year-old scarcely kne... http://t.co/Idq47AT
Aging Pittsburgh secondary sticking together - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “[...] he wanted the defending AFC champions to go after coveted free agent cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha. The Steelers could only make a play for Asomugha if they re-signed veteran Ike Taylor first, even if Taylor lacks Asomugha's Pro Bowl-laden resume. [...] it's a group that had to take a long hard look at the family portrait after Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers torched the Steelers for 304 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-25 Super Bowl victory. A unit that has consistently been among the ” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 17, 2011 at 1:25 am By:
ProActivAge, Dr. Phillips is also a Founding Partner of The STRIVE Wellness Corporation, a company whose mission is to improve the functional independence and quality of life of older adults. " /> Dr. Wayne Phillips PhD, Active Health Library, Doctor, Wellness Coach, and Senior Wellness Expert
Aging Pittsburgh secondary sticking together: LATROBE, Pa. (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark h... http://t.co/i400Ltt #aging
At Local Gym, SEAL Candidates Prepare For Long Journey Ahead - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Belts of 5.56 millimeter and 50 caliber rounds wrap around the support poles of a storied pull-up bar in Tommy K Vitamins of Stamford. Sharkany, a retired Marine who holds three world records in pull-ups, volunteers his time twice a week to run a camp designed to prepare SEAL candidates for special warfare training. Twenty-two SEALs and special warfare soldiers, including U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Brian Bill, of Stamford, were killed when the twin-rotor Chinook helicopter they were on was sh” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 15, 2011 at 3:58 pm By:
At Local Gym, SEAL Candidates Prepare For Long Journey Ahead: Fuad Habba strains during a workout at boot camp f... http://t.co/fGYQhiu
Jerry Sr. Memorial Celebrity Golf Tournament celebrates 24th anniversary - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Key joined 20 other professional athletes and sports personalities at Innis Arden Golf Club Tuesday for a long-running charity tournament that gets better each year. A non-profit organization, Abilis helps people with developmental disabilities throughout their lifespan. The 60-year-old Greenwich and Stamford-based agency works in schools, civic organizations and with families in Greenwich, Stamford, Darien and throughout Fairfield and Westchester County. The 18-hole event included a live auctio” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 10, 2011 at 12:06 am By:
Peter H Brown Doctor and Psychologist
Jerry Sr. Memorial Celebrity Golf Tournament celebrates 24th anniversary http://bit.ly/p0htN7 #autism
NJ Gov. Christie kicks off health center week - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “BURLINGTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie signed a proclamation Monday declaring Aug. 7-14 as National Health Center Week, calling community health centers the most effective and efficient way to provide New Jersey residents with a wide range of medical services. [...] Democrats said Christie's proclamation was hypocritical, because he has vetoed funding for women's health, cut money for an AIDS drug program and presided over the closing of family planning centers. "Seniors and working cl” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 8, 2011 at 9:21 pm By:
NJ Gov. Christie kicks off health center week: BURLINGTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie is kicking off New Je... http://bit.ly/qf2iTL
Cigna's 2Q profit climbs 39 percent, outlook rises - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Cigna Corp. said Thursday its second-quarter net income jumped 39 percent compared to last year's quarter, when a hit from a discontinued business weighed on the managed care company's performance. In doing so, Cigna became the fifth major health insurer to beat analyst expectations for the second quarter and raise its earnings forecast for 2011. Humana Inc., Aetna Inc. and UnitedHealth Group Inc. also have recently reported earnings growth, while WellPoint Inc. saw its net i” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on August 4, 2011 at 11:26 am By:
Cigna's 2Q profit climbs 39 percent: The insurer's health care membership climbed about 1 percent to 11.5 millio... http://bit.ly/qCD24z
Cohen Fitness Academy to sponsor first jamboree - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Along with that, Young -- who never met Cohen but has been equally touched by her story -- donated funds to create the Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy, whose goal is to become a central point for a county-wide effort to promote awareness for the under-served youth to have a more active and healthy lifestyle. Stamford resident and current ESPN baseball analyst Bobby Valentine and former Harding High basketball star and two-time NBA champion Wes Matthews will be at the jamboree to speak about the Ac” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on July 30, 2011 at 11:56 pm By:
Cohen Fitness Academy to sponsor first jamboree http://bit.ly/nsIhUd
High PCB counts close Greenwich High School playing fields - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Soil samples taken from a grassy area between the parking lot and fields 3 and 4 at depths of up to a foot were found to contain polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, at concentrations higher than acceptable limits, Superintendent of Schools Sidney Freund said in a statement. First Selectman Peter Tesei, in a statement released Friday night, said he was informed of the latest contamination find on Friday afternoon and supports the district's decision to close the fields "out of an abundance o” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on July 30, 2011 at 4:23 pm By:
Jay Gordon, MD, FAAP Doctor, Pediatrician, Health Communicator, and Physician
PCB on the ball fields: http://bit.ly/qMz43p
Parents of slain Texas mom win custody of kids - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Matt Baker, who is serving a 65-year prison sentence for murder in the 2006 drugging and suffocation of his wife, shook his head. Prosecutors at the former Baptist minister's murder trial argued that he had killed his wife so that he could take up with his mistress and tried to make Kari Baker's death appear to be a suicide by overdose. A court-appointed adviser who conducted home studies on both the Baker and Dulin homes had recommended that the Dulins be awarded custody for several reasons, in” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on July 16, 2011 at 10:13 pm By:
Parents of slain Texas mom win custody of kids http://bit.ly/qJiuDk
Promoters wary after Missouri music festival bust - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “(AP) — Jimmy Tebeau figured a shuttered youth camp deep in the Missouri Ozarks would be the perfect venue for his Grateful Dead tribute band — and to host other touring musicians and thousands of free-spirited fans. Since 2004, his 350-acre campground — named Camp Zoe — has featured performances from his own band, the Schwag, as well as top acts such as the Roots and Los Lobos. [...] the music recently stopped at Zoe, and now the dreadlocked dad — once considered a savvy impresario among concert” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on July 15, 2011 at 3:31 pm By:
Drugs and Devices OW OW Health
Promoters wary after Missouri music festival bust - Greenwich Time: The Associated PressPromoters wary aft... http://bit.ly/rbsDTq #drug
Rural hospitals worry about health care overhaul - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “Supporters of the overhaul say that while the law may have to be improved in order to address the special needs of rural hospitals and clinics, it is an important step to stopping the decline in access to quality health care in many rural areas. Doug McMillan, chief executive officer of West Park Hospital, said the health care overhaul has good ideas for improving patient care, including making patient medical information available to medical providers anywhere. McMillan and Fraser are particula” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on July 4, 2011 at 5:19 pm By:
Rural hospitals worry about health care overhaul: It didn't want to spend that much, but under the new federal h... http://bit.ly/kU7yfL
Abortion provider challenges new Arizona laws - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona's largest abortion provider says new laws to restrict abortion services should be blocked because they trample on state constitutional rights and would reduce the availability of abortion services in smaller cities. Planned Parenthood's request for an order blocking challenged provisions argued that provisions of the new laws violate state constitutional protections for privacy and equal protection. Attorneys said no Arizona appellate court has ruled on whether the Arizona” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on June 30, 2011 at 8:13 pm By:
Charlotjack Parenting Supporter
Lawsuit challenges new Arizona laws on abortion: Planned Parenthood Arizona's lawsuit filed in Maricopa County S... http://bit.ly/iQDEfm
Indiana abortion law stirs debate on health care - GreenwichTime
greenwichtime.com — “INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Supporters and opponents of Indiana's new law eliminating Medicaid funding for abortion providers have painted starkly different pictures of Medicaid recipients' options for finding birth control, cancer screening and other services under the law. Planned Parenthood of Indiana — the law's main target — has conceded numerous health centers statewide provide sexual health services, but its president says the agency's review of Daniels' list found many don't take new Medicaid pa” View full resource at greenwichtime.com
Most Recently Shared on June 24, 2011 at 12:32 am By:
Indiana abortion law stirs debate on health care: Mitch Daniels, who signed the law May 10, has said low-income ... http://bit.ly/jA5dhn
