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- December 15, 2010
Doctors have been saying that the hospital chain they worked for (Hotel Management Associates) pressured them to admit patients and fill beds with people who did not actually need to be admitted, simply to make money. Cliff Cloonan, who worked at the Carlisle Regional Medical Center in Pennsylvania as the assistant emergency room director, warns, "If
READ MOREMany websites are now offering online parenting classes run by counselors, psychologists and professors. These classes give parents a more personalized way of learning than what they would find from simply reading a book. The Wall Street Journal, 11/13/2012
READ MOREKidCo Inc. of Libertyville, Ill. issued a recall of their Pea Pod Travel Crib after determining that an infant could roll between the bed's air mattress and the tent's fabric sides, raising the danger of suffocation. Associated Press, 11/19/2012
READ MOREIn a new study from Italy, researchers were able to identify patients with colorectal cancer with an accuracy of over 75% by analyzing samples of their breath. So a breath test, similar to the one used to determine when a driver has had too much to drink, is now showing promise as a screening tool
READ MOREAny time you feel blue, acknowledging and appreciating the small things in life- and the little moments that make you happy- can soothe your soul. Look around you on a daily basis and notice all of the things for which you're grateful. Read on for easy ways to express gratitude during the holiday season and all
READ MORE401(k) plans are not cheap to manage. Unlike with a typical brokerage account or even an IRA, there are some fairly complicated rules your employer has to follow to assure the 401(k) plan stays in compliance with the law. That costs money — money that's above and beyond typical investing fees like mutual fund management
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