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Renee Mehrra Shares Good News with Us – She is a “Do Gooder”

September 7, 2016 By Leave a Comment
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A tenacious broadcaster with a burning passion for accurate and compelling story telling and the host of the long running television program, Renee Mehrra has been consistently singled out by the Asian Indian community as one of the most prominent broadcast journalists in the tri state area. Her areas of focus include politics, human interest stories, fashion, film, theater, health & fitness, environment, and current affairs. Her in depth candid reports have captured the diverse ethnic fiber in the US in an inspirational and incisive manner. She has interviewed diverse personalities: from the unsung heroes that have enriched our lives to renowned musicians, artists, philosophers, authors, doctors, entrepreneurs to the crowd stopping celebrities of Bollywood. Her signature show- "Renee … [Continue reading...]

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Dan Weber, HOW TO COVER 16 MILLION PATIENTS’ HEALTH CARE COSTS FOR FREE

May 23, 2014 By Leave a Comment
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The 2nd largest Seniors organization, Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC), has a proposal of how to cover 16 million patients' health care costs for free. Simply offer doctors a tax deduction for treating a certain quota of patients for free. AMAC founder Dan Weber gives the amazing back story details of how physicians were polled and asked what it would take to be willing to treat patients for free, and overwhelmingly they agreed to do so if they only could catch a break from the government, as in a tax break. What's more, the other concern doctors had with regard to taking on a larger caseload was the additional exposure to potential malpractice lawsuits since their insurance rates are already sky high. Weber proposed to give them a Good Samaritan exemption wherein … [Continue reading...]

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Hara Taicher – NEW HEALTH AND WELLNESS HOST ON GOOD NEWS!

January 8, 2014 By Leave a Comment
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Author, Speaker and Spiritual Life Coach, Holistic Wellness Expert, Hara Taicher lectures coast to coast on the ancient hawaiian forgiveness practice, The Ho'oponopono, alkalization, and transforming unproductive patterns. Hara has trained with some of todays' top Holistic Doctors to learn the latest therapies and treatments available to cure the body of illness and the mind of limitations. She studied with Dr Eric Pearl, and is a Practitioner of The Reconnection Levels 1, 2 and 3. Hara trained with Dr Hew Len on the ancient Ho'oponopono teachings and incorporates this timeless, powerful therapy in her cleansing programs. Throughout the years, Hara has studied with many Spiritual Leaders including: · Joe Vitale, Zero Limits, · T Harv Eker, Secrets of the Millionaire … [Continue reading...]

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Virginia Madsen

July 31, 2013 By Leave a Comment
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Actress Virginia Madsen Partners With Shionogi Inc To Empower Postmenopausal Women To Break The Silence Around Painful Intercourse Due To Menopause New Campaign FindingtheWords.com Increases Awareness About Painful Intercourse Due to Menopause and Encourages Women to Speak Up to Their Doctors  Academy Award-nominated actress Virginia Madsen (http://www.virginia-madsen.org) is never one to shy away from a conversation, even if the topic at first blush seems awkward or embarrassing. Impacting many women in the United States (U.S.), painful intercourse due to menopause is one of the most bothersome symptoms of a chronic and progressive medical condition called vulvar and vaginal atrophy (VVA). "When I found out how many women don't talk about their painful intercourse, I was surprised. … [Continue reading...]

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Actress Virginia Madsen Partners With Shionogi Inc

July 26, 2013 By Leave a Comment
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To Empower Postmenopausal Women To Break The Silence Around Painful Intercourse Due To Menopause New Campaign FindingtheWords.com Increases Awareness About Painful Intercourse Due to Menopause and Encourages Women to Speak Up to Their Doctors  Academy Award-nominated actress Virginia Madsen (http://www.virginia-madsen.org) is never one to shy away from a conversation, even if the topic at first blush seems awkward or embarrassing. Impacting many women in the United States (U.S.), painful intercourse due to menopause is one of the most bothersome symptoms of a chronic and progressive medical condition called vulvar and vaginal atrophy (VVA). "When I found out how many women don't talk about their painful intercourse, I was surprised. It amazes me that in this day and age, when it seems … [Continue reading...]

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School of Medicine earns approvals from LCME and State Board of Education

November 21, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Oct. 3, 2012 - The Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine earned two important endorsements this week as it moves closer to offering its first classes to students who aspire to become primary care physicians. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education granted the medical school preliminary accreditation and the Connecticut State Board of Education approved the university's medical degree program, clearing the way for the School of Medicine to begin recruiting its first class for the Fall of 2013. "Adding a medical school to Quinnipiac's existing schools of law, health sciences, nursing, communications, education, business and engineering and College of Arts and Sciences will continue Quinnipiac's transformation into a major national university," said Quinnipiac President John L. … [Continue reading...]

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Dr. Joan Merrill – Lupus Patients And Communication

April 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment

NEW SURVEY REVEALS COMMUNICATION GAP AS MANY LUPUS PATIENTS REMAIN SILENT ON TRUE IMPACT OF DISEASE Leading Rheumatologist Discusses How Communication and Support of Lupus Patients is Critical www.usinlupus.com Approximately 322,000 Americans have systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a common form of lupus, but the burden of the disease still remains largely unknown to the public. Results of a new Gfk Roper survey of the lupus community released today highlights a communication gap between people with SLE and the people who care for and about them. The Roper survey evaluated the daily and long-term impact of lupus on health, family relationships, career and quality of life. The results of the national survey found that communication challenges are significant between people with SLE and … [Continue reading...]

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