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Looking for solutions to gun violence: Health Lifestyle Hub planned for Auburn Gresham

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CHICAGO (CBS) – This September, the Healthy Lifestyle Hub will fully open its doors to the Auburn Gresham community. The building will serve as a landmark in the community, right on 79th Street, offering a health center, dental services, a minority-owned pharmacy and other critical services. It’s an example of how investing in a community, one block at a time, can bring a neighborhood back to life. CBS 2’s Joe Donlon visited the facility with Carlos Nelson, the director of Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corporation. He got the project off the ground and talked about what it means for theRead News

A new report identifies six lifestyle drivers of luxury consumers

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Wealthy Millennials, modern ranchers and international buyers are helping to tap into North America’s affordable markets, according to a new report from Engel & amp; Völkers. “As we continue to improve the way consumers live and work, the definition of luxury is increasingly self -evident,” said Anthony Hitt, president and CEO, Engel & amp; Völkers America. “People are able to rate their lives better than ever before, and we see that reflected in today’s consumers.” Due to the growth of remote employment opportunities, seniors now have the freedom to buy housing based on their lifestyle needs, maps and family interests,Read News

Reduce Your Liability and Improve Your Lifestyle in the New Blu Haven Townhome Community

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SPONSORED CONTENT When you step inside the townhouse at Blu Haven in Middleton’s sought-after neighborhood, you immediately understand why it won a Gold Award for a 55+ Master Planned Community. You will be greeted by a spacious interior, flooded with sunlight through oversized windows and stunning oak floors. A private back deck surrounded by lush greenery beckons. Across the community, neighbors enjoy a range of activities: a brisk walk in the morning sun before work; getting ready to go on a day of golf; gathering with friends over a glass of wine before dinner before walking to a nearby restaurant.Read News

These changes in your diet and lifestyle will help you avoid becoming acidic

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Home » & # xD; If you are someone who is troubled with acidity, some changes in your food habits and lifestyle can help you avoid the issue. & # xD; Healthy Living » & # xD; & # xD; These changes in your diet and lifestyle will help you avoid acidity & # xD; & # xD; If you are someone who is troubled with acidity, some changes in your food habits and lifestyle can help you avoid the problem. & # xD; & # xD; & # xD; By: DoctorNDTV & # xD; Edited By: NDTVRead News

A healthy lifestyle can reduce a high genetic risk of stroke

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People genetically at high risk of stroke can reduce that risk by as much as 43% by living a healthy heart, according to new research led by UTHalth Houston, published today in the Journal of the American Heart Association. The study included 11,568 adults aged 45 to 64 who had no stroke at baseline and were followed for 28 years. Cardiovascular health status was based on the American Heart Association’s Life’s Simple 7 recommendations, which include quitting smoking, eating well, exercising, losing weight, controlling blood pressure, controlling cholesterol and lowering blood sugar. The lifetime risk of stroke was calculated basedRead News

“At this point there is no reason for the government to be involved in modern industry.”

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“The high-tech industry has undergone many changes in recent years, and 2021 was indeed a record year. From the point of view of the State Treasury, we are looking at a medium- and long-term perspective. impacts the industry, but at this stage we do not think there is any reason for further aggressive government involvement, said Sapir Ifergan, Communications Coordinator at the Budget Department of the Ministry of Finance, speaking to a panel at Google and Calcalist Startup Week. Ronit Blayer, Playtika’s vice president of science, also participated in the panel discussion; Hanit Marinov, vice president of marketing at Google;Read News

High-tech identity verification system to prevent crime: The Meetball Place adopts futuristic security measures, Patronscan

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Patchogue Village is the emblem of what a thriving city center aspires to achieve, and this includes a plethora of lively restaurants, bars and entertainment venues open until late at night, where law-abiding citizens are invited to come, relax. after work or for a respite from the responsibilities of everyday life, to socialize and socialize with your community, while supporting local businesses. However, as we all know, there will always be a small fraction of customers who have bad intentions or who take their spree too far, causing extreme intoxication and all the chaos that comes with that state inRead News

J. Scott Angle: UF/IFAS employs high-tech methods to protect springs

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We can have it in two ways. We can protect our wells and have good agriculture in Florida. It will take a lot of science and behavioral change to do it. A score of sixty million points is a good start. That’s what Matt Cohen, from the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, collected from sensors in the forest floor for four years to evaluate how different forest management methods – harvested more in until it doesn’t affect – it affects how much water flows from our wells. What Cohen, a faculty member in the UF/IFAS SchoolRead News

The High Technology Market Crash: How Businesses Can Attract

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In 2021, the Big Five technology giants – Apple, Amazon, Google (Alphabet), Meta and Microsoft – have generated a combined revenue of $ 1.4 trillion. But as they say, “what’s going to fall must fall,” which is precisely what many analysts believe has happened, with the recent market crash. The fear spreads so fast that we may be about to enter an era as bad as the dot-com explosion. How bad it will really be, no one knows. But if one thing is for sure, companies that put plans in place to weather the storm will certainly do better thanRead News

South Florida cities using high-tech screens to keep trash out of Biscayne Bay and local waterways

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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Florida – The city of Miami has finally installed the first group of high-tech storm intake screens to reduce all street waste that pollutes Biscayne Bay. Miami is not the only city in South Florida that is stepping up to try to combat the growing garbage program with this new technology. Videos taken last month by volunteers clearing a beach show what the coast of Biscayne Bay looks like every time the region experiences heavy rain. Kilos and kilos of street rubbish, rubbish people throw on the street wherever they are in Miami-Dade County, are swept into stormRead News

Our opinion: The high-tech purchase brings little scope

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A couple of years ago, a program designed to provide text-based mass media was sold to the Warren County Visitors Bureau. The program was unveiled at WCVB as a digital transformation from email to text messaging, but required visitors to scan a QR code and provide information, which would then allow the office to target its marketing to visitors and also to know exactly where marketing was going. There was only one problem: no one wanted to scan the QR code. Since December, only four people have scanned the QR code while nine people have voluntarily used a form onRead News

Asia’s new agricultural revolution: planting a high-tech future

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High Tech on the Low Episode #61: So now you’re out of stealth mode, what’s next?

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Episode 44, “Stealth Mode: Locked,” introduced us to Ian Sanders, CEO of an up-and-coming stealth company. As part of a follow-up series on Ian’s growth, I met with him 6 months later to see what was going on. / July 21, 2022• 3 minutes of reading High Tech on the Low, presented by Jordan Kastrinsky, is on a mission to make high technology accessible to the world. In my podcast, I explore the many different facets of the high-tech world, from development to marketing to sales to entrepreneurship and more. As society increasingly turns to technological solutions to make processesRead News

San Francisco approves new public health emergency license

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#Shannon Bettis Nakabayashi and Julie Y. Sang © Jackson Lewis Members may download one copy of our sample forms and templates for personal use within your organization. Please note that all such forms and policies must be reviewed by your legal counsel for compliance with applicable law and adapted to your organization’s culture, industry and practices. Neither members nor non-members may otherwise reproduce such samples (for example, to republish in a book or use for commercial purposes) without SHRM’s permission. To request permission for specific items, click the “reuse rights” button on the page where you find the item.Read News

Open House for New Dunkirk Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic

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Posted by gallagha on Wed, 07/20/2022 – 08:54 DUNKIRK, NY:–Chautauqua County Department of Mental Hygiene (CCDMH) is pleased to hold an open house on Friday, July 29, 2022 from 9 to 11 a.m. to the new Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) at 60 Franklin Ave. in Dunkirk, N.Y. Approved by the New York State (NYS) Office of Mental Health (OMH) and the NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), the ability to create a new CCBHC was granted to the CCMH. Designed with patient utilization and staff delivery in mind first, CCBHC provides wrap-around care, regardless of affordability.Read News

Michigan Vaccination Partners, Wayne Health Mobile Unit co-organize vaccinations, health clinics at the Special Olympics 2022 Unified Cup

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The Special Olympics United Cup is set to take place in Southeast Michigan on Sunday, July 31, through Saturday, August 6, 2022, and Detroit will welcome over 300 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete in ball -foot (soccer), the most popular in the world. sports. Athletes with and without intellectual disabilities will compete together. Michigan Vaccination Partners (MVP), in collaboration with the Wayne Health Mobile Unit, will be on hand to offer free vaccinations and health screening services. With a vision to create healthy communities for all, MVP is comprised of four statewide organizations—the Michigan Developmental Disabilities InstituteRead News

COVID-19 Equity Financing Opportunity and Health Immunization RFA # 40624

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A Request for Applications (RFA) is used to award grants to promote specific program goals. An organization (in this case, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment) announces that a grant is available, and eligible organizations can apply. Funding under RFA #40624 specifically supports the following goals: Expand and/or develop new intervention and prevention tools and services to reduce the disparity associated with COVID-19 among disproportionately affected populations. Build, leverage, and expand support against COVID-19. Advance health equity and address social determinants of health as they relate to health disparities in COVID-19. Increase COVID-19 vaccine capacity in all regions,Read News

World Report on the Health of Refugees and Migrants

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Overview Around the world, more people are on the move now than ever before, yet many refugees and migrants face worse health outcomes than host populations. Addressing their health needs is therefore a global health priority and an integral part of the principle of the right to health for all. The key is to strengthen and sustain health systems by ensuring they are refugee and migrant sensitive and inclusive. Health outcomes are influenced by a multitude of determinants. However, refugees and migrants face additional determinants such as uncertain legal status; discrimination; social, cultural, linguistic, administrative and financial barriers; lack ofRead News

The Justice Department charges tens to $ 1.2 billion in health care fraud

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The Department of Justice today announced criminal charges against 36 defendants in 13 federal districts across the United States for more than $ 1.2 billion in alleged dishonest telemedicine, cardiovascular and cancer genetic tests, and permanent medical equipment (DME) programs. The nationwide coordinated law enforcement action includes criminal charges against the director of a telemedicine company, owners and managers of clinical laboratories, durable medical equipment companies, marketing organizations and medical workers. Additionally, Medicare Centers & amp; Medicaid Services (CMS), the Program Integrity Center (CPI) announced today that it has taken adverse administrative action against 52 healthcare providers involved in similarRead News

HHS Announces Historic Investment of Over $49 Million to Expand Health Access for Children, Parents and Families.

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Awards for 36 grants support President Biden’s Executive Orders on Strengthening Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, and represent the largest outreach and enrollment investment ever made through the Connecting Kids to Coverage program. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through Centers for Medicare & amp; Medicaid Services (CMS) today allocated $ 49 million to frontline organizations to reduce uninsured rates and connect more children, parents and families to health care. In support of President Biden’s Executive Orders on Strengthening Medicine and the Affordable Care Act, and HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra’s priority to expand access to affordable, highRead News

1 Drink per day or less can be harmful to health for people under 40 years of age

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Everything in moderation – including alcohol? New research may suggest otherwise. A study in July 2022 published in The Lancet confirms that for people aged 15 to 39 there is no health benefit to drinking alcohol, only risks. “While it may not be realistic to think that young adults abstain from drinking, we think it is important to communicate the latest evidence so that everyone can make informed decisions about their health,” said Emmanuela Gakidou, MSc, PhD, Senior Author of the study and professor of health metric sciences for the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the UniversityRead News

The little things that can improve your health

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Schedule these simple yet effective activities throughout your day. Eating a plant-based diet, exercising, managing your weight, not smoking, limiting alcohol consumption, and getting enough sleep are all cornerstones of a healthy lifestyle. They are linked to lower risks of chronic disease and longer life. Many other activities also contribute to good health. Some seem so insignificant that it’s easy to forget about them, especially when you’re focused on the big goals of exercising and eating nutritious meals. Use this guide to help you fit more “little things” into your day. As a service to our readers, Harvard Health PublishingRead News

How Apple empowers people with information about their health

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A new report shares how Apple products are helping users, developers and healthcare organizations advance healthcare, research and personal care Today, Apple shared a new report that provides an overview of how Apple products are empowering people to be at the center of their health and acting as an intelligent guardian of their health and safety. Users, developers, medical institutions and healthcare organizations around the world are using Apple devices, features and APIs to break down barriers between people and their health information while keeping privacy in mind. Apple’s efforts to promote health mainly fall into two categories, detailed inRead News

In Mozambique, “sex was required in exchange for food,” says a Catholic entity

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YAOUNDE, Cameroon – The director of the Denis Hurley Peace Institute (DHPI) in South Africa has highlighted the dehumanizing treatment that women and children have been suffering in the Cabo Delgado region of Mozambique as the country continues its war on terror. In exclusive comments to Crux, the head of the Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference (SACBC) peacekeeping arm said women and children have been sexually exploited in exchange for food they should normally have received for free. “It is frequent. Since 2020 we have been receiving complaints of women and children being demanded of sex in exchange for foodRead News

USAID pledges nearly $1.3 billion to support food security in the Horn of Africa – Food Tank

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Julia Agostino Julia is a research and writing intern at Chicago-based Food Tank. He has a B.A. degree in design from the University of Notre Dame where she also studied anthropology and business economics. With a strong interest in public health and evolutionary biology, she empowers consumers to make more informed food choices by working with WhatsGood, a company that takes a modern approach to localizing food systems. When not working, Julia spends her time learning about urban agroecology, visiting museums, playing the piano, and spending as much time outdoors as the Midwest climate allows.

SNHD now offers online renewal of food handler cards

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) — The Southern Nevada Health District announced that it will now offer an online safety training card renewal system for grocers. According to SNHD, the service is available to those who took their food safety test in person at a health district location after July 2018. The Health District says to check if someone qualifies for an online renewal, people should have their grocer card number and expiration date ready when beginning the online process. Customers who did not complete the training at a health district location or who completed the training prior to July 2018Read News

How canine heart disease was linked to grain-free dog food

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In 2018, the US Food and Drug Administration, acting on input from a group of veterinary researchers, began investigating whether there was a sudden increase in potentially fatal heart disease in dogs, due to the increased popularity of the foods grain free dogs, resulting in potentially fatal heart disease in dogs. Dog food is displayed at a pet store in Westfield, Ind., Tuesday, July 19, 2022. In 2018, the FDA began investigating whether the growing popularity was leading to a sudden increase in potentially fatal heart disease on grain free dog foods. in dogs. Four years later, the FDA hasRead News

How to Kindly Return Food at a Restaurant

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Mixing while eating out can be confusing. Here’s how to avoid it, and what to do if something goes wrong with your diet, according to a behavioral expert. Whether you’re going out for dinner to celebrate, to try a new food or because you don’t like to cook, eating out can be fun and relaxing. However, your diet can be ruined (sometimes true) if something goes wrong with your food order. If you’re not one for controversy, or you’re just feeling uncomfortable, here’s a guide on how to get your food back according to a professional. When to Send BackRead News

What is the Agriculture (Food and Agriculture) Bill and Why Is It Important?

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Going back nearly 100 years, the history of the Farm Act largely follows the history of food production in the United States as the legislation evolves to meet the needs of its constituents today – farmers. and consumers. The role of agriculture in providing food security, and therefore national security, in the United States is more important than ever. And now, work on the next farm bill has begun during a time of volatility on all fronts – political, economic and beyond. So why is this food and agriculture bill so impactful and influential? A history and brief history ofRead News