Morgan is Utahâs healthiest county The Salt Lake Tribune Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:47 PM PDT Morgan is Utahâs healthiest county By heatHEr May The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 2, 2012 11:34PM MDT Want to live long and well? Move to Utahâs northern mountain valleys. Residents in Morgan County have the best health in the state, according to a new ranking released Tuesday. They log the stateâs fewest premature deaths, report some of the best mental health and have lowest percentage of ... | A chocolate a day keeps the doctor away Yale Daily News Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:43 PM PDT Rich in antioxidants, chocolate may be more than a sinful sweet. Over the last few years, evidence has been piling up in support of chocolate, touting its ability to decrease the risk of heart disease, improve blood flow and lower body mass index (BMI). Recent scientific studies by Yale professors suggest that limited doses of chocolate may confer significant health benefits. "I do think it is a ... | Rent too damn sly! New York Post Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:41 PM PDT Bronx residents lost weight while Pedro Espada Jr.âs wallet got fatter, prosecutors charged yesterday. A Weight Watchers manager testified in the former state senatorâs federal corruption trial that she rented space in his nonprofit health center â" but wrote rent checks payable to a for-profit cleaning company Espadaâs... | Hospital tender process under scrutiny The West Australian via Yahoo!7 News Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:37 PM PDT Health Department officials have been accused of side-stepping tender processes when awarding contracts worth $1.3 million to the same private company as part of the Fiona Stanley Hospital project. | Health fears as flood-ravaged Fiji begins clean-up Sin Chew Jit Poh Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:37 PM PDT SUVA, Fiji, April 3, 2012 (AFP) - Flood-ravaged Fiji began a massive clean-up Tuesday, as the South Pacific nation's stretched health services expressed fears disease could quickly spread through evacuation centres. | HHS questions AZ insurerâs rate increase proposal Maricopa Monitor Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:35 PM PDT PHOENIX â" The Department of Health and Human Services has identified Arizona as one of nine states where insurance companies are proposing rate hikes that the agency says are âunreasonable.â | | |
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