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Wellness for Women Ovarian Cancer and Your Wellbeing

You may not realise it, but ovarian cancer is the leading cause of death (in the U.S.) from cancer of the female reproductive system,

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Cancer - A Cellular Perspective

Your body is made of trillions of cells. Cells make up every single organ, gland and tissue in the body.

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Implications for Human Interaction Related to Crude Oil Exposures

There has been significant interest in following last year's Gulf Oil spill related to human interaction and cleanup for local government workers and volunteers.

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Diabetes Management: Corporate Programs Can Make a Difference

If you don't have diabetes, you may assume that managing the disease is a simple matter of staying away from sugar,

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Avoiding Cancer

There are certain phrases that people dread hearing in their lifetime, "Let's just be friends"�, "We have to talk"� and "You have cancer"�.

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5 Steps to Good Decision Making

Each day we are faced with situations in life that require us to make choices. Some of these choices are easy, and at times, some of them can be difficult.

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Electronic Health Records - Thoughts Beyond "Meaningful Use"

Healthcare reform issues have frequently dominated the headlines over the past year.

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Pharmaceutical Importation: Logical, Legal & Safe

Pharmaceutical costs, especially those for brand name, maintenance drugs, have been a

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Health Promotion versus Disease Management: A Corporate Lifestyle Approach

Have you ever wanted more time? More time to get things done and more time for you to live life? Just having an extra hour in the day or an extra day in the week would make life a bit easier wouldn't it?

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Health Risk Assessments - Time and Money Well Spent

In response to Lisa Holland's April 1, 2011 National Healthcare Reform Magazine article,

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People Strategists' Reveal Key C-Suite Secrets to Bend the Trend

Since maximizing resources for enhancing worker capacity and sustaining a competitive edge is more important than ever before,

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ROI Models for Employee Wellness

Corporate wellness programs have been reported to improve employee health,

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8 Tips To Reduce Narcotics Abuse in Workers' Compensation

On-the-job injuries often involve chronic pain for injured workers and long-term liability for workers' compensation self-insured payors.

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Train Your Brain to Create Lasting Change

For most of us, preventing disease, especially cancer, is an important reason to create lasting changes around our health.

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Employer Sponsored Cancer Screening

With healthcare reform mandating coverage for many preventative services employers are taking a closer look

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Wellness is as Easy as 1, 2, 3!

"It's as easy as 1, 2, 3!"� You've heard that about a millions time regarding a million different things.

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Improving Workplace Wellness for Diabetes Patients ~ A Unique Solution

Workplace wellness programs are helping thousands across the country to prevent chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes,

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Innovative Smoking Cessation Programs Drive Solid Results

Ever since the first Surgeon General's report was released nearly fifty50 years ago, the medical and financial consequences of tobacco use have become widely known.

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Engaging the Mind, Body and Spirit in a Workplace Wellness Program

Workplace wellness is an important focus for businesses but it is even more important in health care work environments where staff model health behavior.

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Procrastination, A Modern-day Plague

Do you repeatedly procrastinate? Do you wonder why you don't just get on with it? If procrastination is a "gap between intention and action"� what keeps you from putting your intention into action?

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Improve Relationships through Assertiveness and Lower Your Stress Too

Assertiveness means standing up for your own rights in a way that respects the rights of others.

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The AOA Urges Americans to Break Through Their Pain

Whether your work day is spent behind a desk or on the move, pain is something we have all experienced at one point or another.

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5 Steps to Better Diabetes Self-Management

When you have diabetes, much of your treatment and care comes from the decisions you make on a daily basis.

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Is Your Organization a Healthy Enterprise?

A major, but often unrecognized, factor underlying most employers'

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Understanding Stress for Better Stress Management

With such a great amount of stress encountered in our daily lives,

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Increasing Chronic Disease Costs Lowered with Digital Health Coaching

Given the continual steep rise in health care costs in an already challenging economic environment,

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A Wellness Partnership Well Worth Toasting

We found that the more information we shared with employees and their families, the more contagious the program became.

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Why You Should Make Your Local Hospital Your Partner in Wellness

Over the last decade, as businesses large and small have struggled to contain healthcare costs, they've turned to health plans, wellness and benefits consultants,

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Baseline Testing in Corporate Wellness Programs Offers Better Results

Many corporate wellness programs include incentives for exercise, nutrition and weight loss goals that promote a proactive attitude toward health.

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Women, Work and Long-Term Care

In the past several decades, women have made great gains in the workplace. Today, more than 40 percent of women are in management positions,

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Is Your Office a Danger Zone for Your Employees?

In January 2010, the media quickly hopped onto the "sitting can kill you"�

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Send Stress & Those Pesky Pounds Packing with Exercise

It's commonly accepted advice: sweat it out to clear your head.

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Applying Best Practices to Study the Impact of Health Promotion Programs Benefit Costs

The establishment of the health risk appraisal and advent of corporate fitness centers more than 20 years ago was the beginning of worksite health promotion as we know it today.

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Overcoming the Challenges to Wellness in the Work Place

Is your company's Wellness program waning? Has the program become stale and banal? If so, now is the perfect time to reassess,

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4 Crucial Steps Caregivers Can Take to Help Wellness in Retirement

The Nurses' Health Studies are among the largest and longest running investigations of factors that influence women's health.

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Health Care Cost Containment Beyond the Obvious

When you think about health care cost-containment, you probably envision wellness programs such as weight loss plans, exercise regimens and smoking cessation programs.

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Corporate Yoga ~ Revive your Wellness Program

We have come a long way from the days when corporate wellness programs were viewed as good-to-have rather than as a need-to-have.

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Wellness Mentoring is Your Company's Competitive Advantage

There is an old Chinese proverb that states, "No matter how far you've

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July 2011 Employer Healthcare and Benefits Survey Released

The Voluntary Benefits Magazine, Corporate Wellness Magazine, Self Funding Magazine,

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How to Reduce Health Costs and Save Lives

It's a rare feat in today's business world when an organization can avoid reducing health insurance benefits or shifting costs onto employees in the face of runaway

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Wellness Services can be Free or Low-cost, Thanks to the Internet

Among the many provisions in the controversial health care reform law are the wellness and health promotion initiatives

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CEO in Action, CEO Inaction

Businesses come in all shapes and sizes, much like the CEOs who run them.

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Global Corporate Challenge - a Wellness Phenomenon with Worldwide Results

With the worldwide obesity epidemic continuing to snowball, employers face the challenge of making

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Healthcare for the Short Term

If you are an employer looking to provide health care options for those new workers still in their initial eligibility stage,

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Engagement & Participation are Key for a Successful Corporate Wellness Program

Many companies have or are beginning to establish corporate wellness programs for employees as it uniquely benefits both the employee and the company.

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Tiny Steps, The Ripple Effect

I think one of the problems we are facing with the declining health of Americans is that we are trying to tackle the problem on too large of a basis; a macro level, when we should be focusing on a micro level.

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We're Giving Dieting Too Much - Weight in Wellness Communication

Most wellness committees deliver frequent messages about food""tips sent with good intentions that prescribe what to eat, when to eat, and how much to eat.

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Measuring the Quality of Workplace Wellness

How does an employer know if their wellness program is performing at a high level?

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