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1. The Health Scam Sham - By: Suzanne Claire
Are They Healing You or Robbing You? Months after the Administration backed Medicare Reform program was initiated the public still doesn't understand it. Seniors and the chronically ill aren't getting their medicines and are paying way too much when they finally are able to bu...

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Humor - Unintentional Humor

It's one thing to laugh at something that's meant to be funny. After all, that's what joke writers, cartoonists, sitcom writers and the like want us to do. If we don't laugh at their material then they haven't done their job and most likely won't keep it for very long. The list of sitcoms that have lasted just a few episodes is a mile long. The number of comic strips that have seen one printing can be measured in light years. And the number of joke writers who never

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2. Working Seniors - Healthier Seniors - By: Barbara Mascio
According to the U.S. Surgeon General, empirical evidence suggests there are three essential elements to successful aging: Avoidance of disease and disability Ongoing cognitive and physical functioning Involvement in interpersonal relationships and productive activities A...

3. Humor - The Benefits - By: Michael Russell
Did you know that the sound of someone laughing is more contagious than a cough? Research has shown us that there are many benefits of laughing. Laughing triggers the chemistry of the will to live and it will increase your capacity to fight disease. Having a good laugh will relax y...

4. Laughter Is Good For Your Health - By: Michael Russell
For thousands of years philosophers have looked for the origin of laughter. Now American scientist have found it. There appears to be a 'humor-center' in the human brain. Whether this center is lacking entirely in people who are 'no fun' hasn't been proven conclusively. What ...

5. Laugh Away Stress - By: Michael Russell
There is no contention whatsoever, that the stress we go through every day impacts greatly on the mental and physical health of the body. Every year more medical researches and clinical trials point to how greatly moods, emotions and belief systems affect the body. Unfortunately, what ma...

6. Depression: The Most Effective Treatment - By: Michael Russell
When we read about effective treatments for a common psychological and medical condition like depression, we are always tempted to expect reviews and discussions of different prescription medications. Antidepressants and other depression related drugs are currently among the most prescribed dr...

7. Humor - Appropriate For Work? - By: Michael Russell
Very few people really enjoy going to their jobs. Let's face it, most bosses are a pain, the work isn't very interesting and even if it is, after a while it gets routine. The days are long and when times are slow, they are even longer. Boredom can easily settle in. Some peopl...

8. Humor - Timing Matters - By: Kevin Yang 1979302
Humor is one of the most effective tools for connecting with an audience. It builds bonds and refreshes the mind. And although the right words can make people laugh, humor is more than just words. As speakers, we learn that the impact of humor is heightened by how you say it, what you do when you s...

9. Autism Treatment - By: Michael Russell
If you are anything like me when it comes to naming a favorite movie, and appreciate the brilliance of a performance by Dustan Hoffman playing Rainman Raymond Babbit, you will appreciate the beautiful nuances and idiosyncrasies, the intelligence and endearing characteristics of an autistic individua...

10. Why I Hate Remedy Research - By: John T Jones, Ph.d.
First, I must define Remedy Research: Remedy Research is that research that says carrot juice (or a vitamin or supplement, etc.) is good for your gout, hemorrhoids, heart, eyes, brain, etc., and that carrot juice (or a vitamin or supplement, etc.) is not good for your gout, hemorrhoids, ...

11. A Wake-up Call For Snorers - By: Michael Russell
Does your “nighttime symphonies” keep your wife awake at night causing her to lose some precious good night’s sleep? Or do you dread sleeping over a friend’s house for fear of keeping them awake at night with your own “nocturnal melodies”? Well, you are not the only one making those ...

12. Tennis Humor - The Gift Of Making People Laugh At The Game Of Tennis - By: Glenn Sheiner
To those of us who love to play the game of tennis, it is the competition, the athletic challenge and the potential for artistic shot making that usually gets us going emotionally. There's little time for tennis humor as we focus on ripping that next shot for a winner. But take a step bac...

13. Always Leave Them Laughing: Integrating Humor Into Your Trade Show Marketing Campaign - By: Susan Friedmann
One of the major objectives of any trade show exhibit is to create a lasting impression in the attendee's mind. After all, if a visitor can't remember you, how can he give you his business? You also want to create a positive impression, and unfortunately, that's harder to do than the negative eq...

14. Staff Motivation - By: Michael Russell
My auntie, when she was owner and CEO of a successful company (having to do with medical supplies for the fields of cryogenics), was, from what I heard, the queen of staff motivation. It was simple: she would take a call from a client, for example, who would mention how wonderful to talk to her ad...

15. Information On Schizophrenia - By: Michael Russell
One of the first things to keep in mind when you are seeking information on schizophrenia for yourself or for loved ones is that schizophrenia is considered a psychosis; and unlike neuroses, wherein a sufferer can have many or most or all of the symptoms, with a psychosis, the patient has ALL of the...

16. Humor - An Introduction - By: Michael Russell
Humor. What is it? Humor is different things to different people. One person may find it awfully funny to see somebody trip over a couch and do a pratfall onto the floor. Another person may find it awful or just not funny. One joke may have a crowd of people laughing li...

17. Humor - It Won't Hurt You To Laugh - By: Michael Russell
Sometimes life just brings you down. Maybe things aren't going well at work, or maybe there are problems at home. In any event, your life isn't going as planned. But you shouldn't despair, because these things happen. Everyday won't be perfect, they're not supposed to be, it'...

18. Dental Receptionists - By: Michael Russell
Like all receptionists, a Medical receptionist is usually the first person a visitor sees when entering an office. The main difference of working in a Medical office as a receptionist and working as a receptionist somewhere else, like a hair salon or real estate company, is that people visiting the...

19. Medical Receptionist - By: Michael Russell
A medical receptionist must have good keyboarding skills as well as a basic knowledge of computers. They should be technically proficient. The medical receptionists should have a thorough understanding of medical terminology and medical office procedures. A medical receptionist should also have go...

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