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Ryan Sutter From “Bachelorette” Posts Heartbreaking Message After Trista’s Health Scare

June 16, 2017 Loknath Das"Bachelorette", After, From, Health, Heartbreaking, Message, Posts, Ryan, Scare, Sutter, Trista's

• Reality star Trista Sutter suffered a violent seizure while on vacation in Croatia. • Her husband, Ryan, wrote an emotional post on Instagram a few days later, talking about how the incident shook him. • Trista and Ryan starred on the first-ever season of The Bachelorette, and are still married to this day, with two children. Trista and Ryan Sutter captured America’s hearts as the first couple to emerge from The Bachelorette in 2003 — and they’re still going strong all these years later. And they relied on each…

Quick and easy ways to improve health and safety in the workplace

June 1, 2017 adminand, easy, Health, Improve, In, quick, Safety, The, to, Ways, workplace

All businesses should look for ways to improve health and safety in the workplace as this will benefit the company and protect the employees. This does not have to be a daunting task either, as there are many quick and easy ways to boost health and safety which can be implemented almost immediately. In every industry, health and safety are a primary concern, and it is vital that employers regularly analyse their health and safety practices and how they can be improved. This can stop any dangerous and costly incidents…

5 Incredible Benefits of Walnut Oil for Health and Beauty

May 25, 2017 Loknath Das5%;, and, beauty, Benefits, for, Health, Incredible, of, Oil, Walnut

Walnut, the single-seeded stone fruit originated in parts of Central Asia and the Mediterranean region. It is known to be packed with omega-3 fats, protein, antioxidants, plant sterols, magnesium, copper, Vitamins A, D, etc. The surface structure of a walnut is similar to that of a brain, which has earned it the name “brain food”, also because it is good for boosting brain health. It is widely used in cooking to make a range of delicious treats such as breakfast cereals, salads, pastas, desserts, energy bars, etc. Walnut oil is…

As GOP Tarries On Health Bill, Funding For Children’s Health Languishes

May 22, 2017 Loknath DasAs, Bill:, children's, for, Funding, GOP, Health, Languishes, On, Tarries

The federal CHIP program funds health care for almost 9 million children. Terry Vine/Blend Images/Getty Images Back in January, Republicans boasted they would deliver a “repeal and replace” bill for the Affordable Care Act to President Donald Trump’s desk by the end of the month. In the interim, that bravado has faded as their efforts stalled and they found out how complicated undoing a major law can be. With summer just around the corner, and most of official Washington swept up in scandals surrounding Trump, the health overhaul delays are…

Wellness Programs: Improve Workforce Health, Reduce Health Care Costs

May 12, 2017 Loknath DasCare, Costs, Health, Improve, Programs, reduce, wellness, Workforce

Take a look at your workforce – what do you notice? Are your workers participating in activities outside of the office? Does your office have a running club or a softball team? More importantly, as your employees look to be healthy outside of work, is your office doing what it can to promote a healthy environment while at work? Though some businesses may be straying from wellness programs in order to control finances, the indirect costs of poor health (e.g., absence at work) can be two or three times the…

The Global Gap In Health Care Dollars For Young And Old Is Huge

May 10, 2017 Loknath Dasand, Care, Dollars, for, gap, Global, Health, huge, In, Is, Old, The, Young

The United States spends a lot of money taking care of the health needs of old people. In 2010, for example, each person 65 and older received $18,424 in health care services. That’s five times more than the $3,628 in spending per child under 18, and three times more than the $6,125 per working-age adult, according to the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services. “In the developed world, people live longer with very intense disease — and costly treatment,” says Vegard Skirbekk, professor at Columbia University’s Aging Center. In the…