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Disease Management Care Blog: Expert Jargon Run Amok: Doesn't Work for United Airlines or Primary Care

diseasemanagementcareblog.blogspot.com — “A contrarian, brainy and literature-based resource for jargon-free information, insights, peer-review links and musings from the world of disease management, the medical home, the chronic care model, accountable care organizations, the patient centered medical home, informatics, pay for performance, primary care, chronic illness and health insurance” View full resource at diseasemanagementcareblog.blogspot.com

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John Henning Schumann, M.D. Physician, Doctor, and Internist

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Cherise/LADA Patient Expert

Experts recommend a more personal approach to type 2 diabetes - Harvard Health Publications

health.harvard.edu — “The hemoglobin A1c reading is an important number for people with diabetes. It's a measure of the average blood sugar level over the preceding three months. For years, the American Diabetes Association recommended that almost everyone with type 2 diabetes should aim for an HbA1c level less than 7%. Keeping blood sugar as low as possible, called "tight control," was thought to limit the havoc caused by diabetes. New guidelines from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and Europe” View full resource at health.harvard.edu

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VA Adds Mental Health Clinicians | State of Health Blog from KQED News

blogs.kqed.org — “VA Adds Mental Health Clinicians | State of Health Blog from KQED News” View full resource at blogs.kqed.org

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Dept. of Veterans Affairs announces it will add 1,600 mental health clinicians & 300 support staff to vets hospitals http://t.co/fN7tRSAH

Sands - Health 2.0 and Patient Engagement - from ACP Medicine 2012

slideshare.net — “Engaging e-Patients: How e-Messaging, Social Media, and Patient Activation Can Transform Your Practice Daniel Z. Sands, MD,” View full resource at slideshare.net

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Dr. Danny Sands Doctor, Internist, Health IT, and Physician

My latest SlideShare upload : Sands - Health 2.0 and Pt Engagement from Medicine 2012 http://t.co/eJMTVuPH via @slideshare @S4PM

JHU Public Health Medical School

Exercising Even A Little Bit Makes It Easier For Smokers To Quit : Shots - Health Blog : NPR

npr.org — “Smokers who exercised just a little bit had an easier time quitting and were less likely to relapse, new research says. Even smokers who can't quit are less likely to die if they walk 15 minutes a day.” View full resource at npr.org

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#Exercise makes it easier to quit #smoking: http://t.co/iUU2OpXV via @NPRHealth

Global Healing Ctr. Health Business

The Health Benefits of Sungazing | Natural Health & Organic Living Blog

globalhealingcenter.com — “I recently saw the feature length documentary, Eat the Sun, and was inspired to explore the practice of sungazing. The practice of sungazing” View full resource at globalhealingcenter.com

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http://t.co/20ja7L7Q -- #sungazing - the ancient practice of receiving energy and #nutrition from the sun

Exercising Even A Little Bit Makes It Easier For Smokers To Quit : Shots - Health Blog : NPR

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Dr Ted Portnay Internist, Cardiologist, Physician, and Doctor

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Health_Affairs Medical Journal

Is Health Reform Fiscally Responsible? – Health Affairs Blog

healthaffairs.org — “Health Affairs is the leading peer-reviewed journal at the intersection of health, health care, and policy.” View full resource at healthaffairs.org

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Blog: Is Health Reform Fiscally Responsible? http://t.co/cBHuqCPh

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Yes, Health Reform Strengthens Medicare And Reduces The Deficit – Health Affairs Blog

healthaffairs.org — “Health Affairs is the leading peer-reviewed journal at the intersection of health, health care, and policy.” View full resource at healthaffairs.org

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Blog: Yes, Health Reform Strengthens Medicare And Reduces The Deficit http://t.co/8S8UCBiu

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The Fiscal Consequences Of The Affordable Care Act – Health Affairs Blog

healthaffairs.org — “Health Affairs is the leading peer-reviewed journal at the intersection of health, health care, and policy.” View full resource at healthaffairs.org

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Measles cases reached 15-year high in 2011 – - CNN.com Blogs

thechart.blogs.cnn.com — “Back in 2000 measles was eliminated from the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But now a new CDC study tells us there were 17 outbreaks and 222 cases of the highly infectious disease reported in 2011.” View full resource at thechart.blogs.cnn.com

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CNN Health Health News

Measles cases reached 15-year high in 2011. http://t.co/a5ee7ITk