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| Funding crisis raises concerns for mental health Cullman Times Online By Sam Rolley The Cullman Times As the Alabama Department of Mental Health is currently operating under a budget that has been cut by 15 percent — Mental Healthcare of Cullman director Chris Van Dyke said that his agency has not yet experienced direct ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Little reason to be optimistic about a budget compromise Lexington Herald Leader By Larry Dale Keeling — Herald-leader columnist FRANKFORT — Heaven forbid I should ever give readers a reason to think I'm a pessimist. (Pause while the laughter subsides.) But I'm having trouble conjuring up any happy ending to the ongoing schoolyard ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Average adult NYer consumes too much salt: study Wall Street Journal AP NEW YORK — A study shows the average adult New Yorker is consuming double the amount of salt they need per day. The city's Health Department says preliminary findings show the average adult in the city consumed 3150 milligrams of sodium daily. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Doctors: More measles ahead in Minnesota Minneapolis Star Tribune By MAURA LERNER, Star Tribune For years, health officials have been warning that diseases like measles could make a comeback if families stopped vaccinating their children. Now, they're trying to contain a measles outbreak in Minneapolis that has ... See all stories on this topic » |
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