Month: January 2017

Bloodhounds train to find missing elderly residents

Nearly 5.4 million Americans are living with with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias and that number is projected to skyrocket over the next 25 years. Bloodhounds train to find missing elderly residents Nearly 5.4 million Americans are living with with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias and that number is projected to skyrocket over the next 25 years.

POLITICAL: How to fix Obama / SCOTUS – care

Congress has begun the work of replacing the Affordable Care Act, and that means lawmakers will soon face the thorny dilemma that confronts every effort to overhaul health insurance: , and someone has to pay. The 2010 health law forced insurers to sell coverage to anyone, at the same price, regardless of their risk of incurring big claims.

POLITICAL: How to fix Obama / SCOTUS – care

Congress has begun the work of replacing the Affordable Care Act, and that means lawmakers will soon face the thorny dilemma that confronts every effort to overhaul health insurance: , and someone has to pay. The 2010 health law forced insurers to sell coverage to anyone, at the same price, regardless of their risk of incurring big claims.

Opinion Line

Thanks to Wichita, I will not become too affluent with my 0.3 percent cost-of-living increase from Social Security. The increase in water and sewer rates will make sure I stay on a healthy diet of Meow Mix.

Opinion Line

Thanks to Wichita, I will not become too affluent with my 0.3 percent cost-of-living increase from Social Security. The increase in water and sewer rates will make sure I stay on a healthy diet of Meow Mix.

Alternative therapies give new hope

WOMEN struggling to become pregnant are being let down by the health system and increasing numbers of would-be mums are turning to alternative medicine, a Brisbane study has found. The first national analysis of complementary therapies shows women planning to have a baby or those with fertility problems are 50 per cent more likely to see an acupuncturist and 30 per cent more likely to consult a naturopath.

Alternative therapies give new hope

WOMEN struggling to become pregnant are being let down by the health system and increasing numbers of would-be mums are turning to alternative medicine, a Brisbane study has found. The first national analysis of complementary therapies shows women planning to have a baby or those with fertility problems are 50 per cent more likely to see an acupuncturist and 30 per cent more likely to consult a naturopath.

Ruth Montgomery Knowles Doxzen

Mrs. Ruth Montgomery Knowles Doxzen, age 92, passed away peacefully Wednesday morning, January 11, 2017 at The FountainA view Center for Alzheimer’s Disease in Atlanta after a long battle with Alzheimer’s Disease.

Pennar student’s marathon hopes to help mental health charity

Danielle Rowe, who is raising funds for the DPJ Foundation, is pictured with friend David Clark, just before the Cardiff half Marathon A PENNAR university student is running a marathon in Southampton this April, in memory of her late uncle, to raise funds for a Pembrokeshire mental health charity and highlight the issue of depression. Danielle Rowe, 20, from Cross Park, Pennar, currently in her third year studying aeronautical engineering at the University of Southampton, is running the April 23 ABP Southampton Marathon in aid of the DPJ Foundation, which aims to support people in rural Pembrokeshire with mental health problems.

Pennar student’s marathon hopes to help mental health charity

Danielle Rowe, who is raising funds for the DPJ Foundation, is pictured with friend David Clark, just before the Cardiff half Marathon A PENNAR university student is running a marathon in Southampton this April, in memory of her late uncle, to raise funds for a Pembrokeshire mental health charity and highlight the issue of depression. Danielle Rowe, 20, from Cross Park, Pennar, currently in her third year studying aeronautical engineering at the University of Southampton, is running the April 23 ABP Southampton Marathon in aid of the DPJ Foundation, which aims to support people in rural Pembrokeshire with mental health problems.

Obamacare is a hard act to follow

… for all Americans that could garner broad support won’t work. Plans that would work can’t garner broad support. Health care in the United States is extremely costly, the issue of how coverage ought to be paid for is divisive, and attempts like …

Obamacare is a hard act to follow

… for all Americans that could garner broad support won’t work. Plans that would work can’t garner broad support. Health care in the United States is extremely costly, the issue of how coverage ought to be paid for is divisive, and attempts like …

Wrongful death case may be settled

A wrongful death lawsuit against Trinity Hospital and emergency room Dr. Jeffrey Sather is in the process of being settled. Melissa Ann Mandan, who lives in Mountrail County, sued the hospital and Dr. Sather after her mother, 49-year-old Jennifer Fyten, was found dead in her home on Dec. 25, 2013.

Thundera s annual fundraiser is today

The Thunder, which hosts Greendale at 7 p.m. at the IcePlex in Pleasant Prairie, will holds its annual fundraiser with Beyond the Blue Line Club. This is the sixth fundraiser put on by the team, and the last three have helped an individual family.