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Services for Aboriginals in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States are second rate and they all have substandard living conditions as a result.

Are health care jobs still booming in light of the current downturn in the economy? The answer is yes and no. In some areas there continues to be a tremendous shortage.

Working with HOK, a global leader in sustainable design, the Calgary Health Region is raising the bar on hospital design and construction with a LEED® building.

While guaranteed full health care coverage by the federal government, many Native Americans living on reservations are unhappy with the services they are provided.

The problem of widespread poverty in big cities is not solely due to a lack of income. It is that income simply isn't enough to pay the ever-rising cost of living.

The National Urban League, NAACP and the Black Leadership Forum combined efforts to rally support behind U.S. national health care reform with much success.

Sen. Tom Daschle's solution to the current health care crisis.

Read on the status of healthcare in San Francisco. Healthcare organizations are working hard to prevent illness and disease, but that may not be enough.

Hospitals have been on notice for some time now that costly errors would no longer be covered. Pay for Performance began several years ago and is getting stricter now.

People with inadequate health insurance coverage are more likely to die of cancer according to a report from the American Cancer Society.

Looking for more meaning in their lives, people are turning to health care career options to provide purpose through expressing an art of caring.

Americans are closer than ever before to receiving national health care services like other developed nations such as Canada and the UK.

For active baby boomer women, turning fifty is a time of change...in your body, your emotions, even sex after menopause is uncharted territory!

The economy will play perhaps the largest part in the election on Nov. 4, 2008. Health care plays a huge part in the economy and well being of the U.S.

The health care industry in the U.S. is in crisis. Over 47 million Americans are uninsured. Health care costs continue to skyrocket and the shortage of nurses is expected

Keeping your full time job, while pursuing freelance writing projects on the side, can be a great way to learn the ropes. Here's some ways to manage the demands of both.

Apollo Alliance and Urban Habitat help create green jobs in communities. They promote their strategies and plans for others to use to create a cleaner energy future.

The U.S election on November 4, 2008, will be historic in its own right as Americans choose either the first black man as President or a woman as Vice President.

Visiting a doctor can make you nervous, so it's easy to forget the things you need to know and do. This article can help you prepare for a visit to the doctor.

National health care reform is under way in America, and with it, every citizen will be ensured coverage, either by private insurance agencies, or by the public option.

We have many options to keep easy access to daily changes on the real and misinformation associated with the emotionally heated United States Health Care Reform debate.

The Wasilla, Alaska newspaper printed a New Jersey woman's letter chastising Sarah Palin for being "extremely out of touch" with important issues challenging Americans.

With so many of Kentucky's people in rural counties being left behind, it is clear that more has to be done to prevent huge areas of America from being forgotten.

An obvious inequality in education, jobs, and health care in Mississippi River towns and poor areas of major cities contributes to Louisiana's severely high poverty rate.

Workers living in the major cities of Massachusetts are finding it harder to survive on the minimum wage in America's failing economy.

Mississippi has the highest poverty rate in the country, and communities along the Mississippi River have the highest poverty rates in the state.

A large area of rural Missouri has much higher poverty rates than the rest of the state. Are these rural communities and the people living in them being left to die?

The needs of Native Americans in Montana receive consistently and considerably less attention than people in the rest of the state.

With such higher poverty rates being found in isolated rural areas and Native American reservations of Nebraska, it is clear that more economic development must occur.

Even though New Mexico has such a high poverty rate, Native American reservations still have poverty rates that are critically higher.

With the cost of living constantly going up, it is becoming harder for working people in major cities of Pennsylvania to pay the bills.

With critical poverty rates found in so many different rural counties and heavily populated major cities, there seems to be an isolation problem for the poor in Virginia.

Anyone considering a career in health care should first consider the type and level of skills needed to succeed and enjoy the job.

American legislators face off around health care reform and reining in costs, but an expert claims much of the health care dollar goes elsewhere.

Chanel, a Dachshund mix, lived to age 21; Bluey, an Australian cattle dog, lived to age 29. Here's how to help your senior dog live longer.

Former Senator Campbell (Colorado) is busy these days. He remains as dedicated as ever to protecting the rights and improving the lives of Native Americans.

There were more than 56,000 new HIV infections in the United States in 2006. Researchers have broken down the statistics to show which groups are most at risk.

Telemedicine offers advantages to remote and rural areas underserved by traditional medical care. Remote diagnosis may also save on health care costs.

In 1974 President Richard Nixon and Senator Edward Kennedy nearly succeeded in legislating universal medical insurance for all Americans.