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A Prevention Plan Success Story
Can wellness programs implemented through an employer improve ones health? Well they certainly can and while I previously discussed the study published by Drs. Loeppke, Eddington and Beg in Population Health Management (read it Here) , this video is of a … Continue reading
Posted in Obesity, Preventive Medicine, The Prevention Plan, U.S. Preventive Medicine, Wellness
Tagged Choosing a Wellness Vendor, Dee Eddington, Employee Health, Employer based wellness programs, exercise, Fitness, Health, Obesity, Prevention, Ron Loeppke, Sami Beg, The Prevention Plan, U.S. Preventive Medicine, Weight loss, Wellness, Workplace Wellness
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June is Men’s Health Month
Okay guys, me included, June is National Men’s Health Month. Obviously with the start of summer we want to be ready for those great outdoor activities; in fact the summer is my favorite time of the year, boating, beaches, kayaking, … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, General, Preventive Medicine, Wellness
Tagged Beach, Boating, Boogie Board, Diet, exercise, Fishing, Fitness, Health, Kayaking, Men's Health, Men's Health Month, Prevention, Preventive Screenings, Skin Cancer, Summer, Sunscreen, Wellness
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The Motivator – A Summer Backpacking Trip to Yosemite
So I dream a little bit about long ocean voyages, hikes to the wilderness and other outdoor adventures, in fact I believe I have always been a soul longing for adventure. Somewhere I heard there may be some genetic component … Continue reading
Posted in The Prevention Plan, Wellness
Tagged Adventure, Backpacking, Cathedral Lakes Trail, exercise, Fitness, Hiking, Himalayas, Lewis and Clark, Motivation, Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills; Mountaineering, The Himalayas, The Lewis and Clark Challenge, The Prevention Plan, The Prevention Plan Challenges, Workout, Yosemite, Yosemite National Park
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American Heart Month – A February Resolution
Did you know that February is American Heart Month and was first proclaimed by the President in 1963? So over these almost 50 years have the results in our fight against heart disease gotten better or worse? Well, we now have … Continue reading
Year 3 on The Prevention Plan – an Update
So I’ve now entered year three of The Prevention Plan. As with all of us at U.S. Preventive Medicine, I have until January 31 to complete the registration, Health Risk Appraisal (HRA) and lab and biometric screening. Last week I … Continue reading
Posted in Health Risk Assessment, HRA, Preventive Medicine, The Prevention Plan, U.S. Preventive Medicine, Wellness
Tagged Biometrics, Blood Pressure, Blood work, BMI, Cholesterol, Daniel Pink, Diet, Drive, exercise, Fitness, Health, Health Risk Assessment, Health Risks, HRA, Lab, Labcorp, My Prevention Score, Prevention Score, Preventive Screenings, Reductions in Health Risks, Soccer, The Prevention Plan, U.S. Preventive Medicine, Wellness, XBox Kinect
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My New XBox Kinect – another fitness option
With all of the talk of the growing obesity rates and poor physical fitness here in the United States, many of us are looking for ways that we and our children can fit some exercise into our busy schedules. As … Continue reading
Posted in Obesity, Wellness
Tagged exercise, Fitness, Gym, Health, Kinect Sports, Lets Move, Obesity, Work-out, XBox Kinect, Your Shape: Fitness Evolved
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Move it Monday – Creating a Culture of Health
At U.S. Preventive Medicine, we try to live what we preach; that is Prevention works and must be a part of the organization and firmly woven into its cultural fabric. The Prevention Plan, our primary, secondary and tertiary prevention program … Continue reading
Fitness, Obesity and the Military
This mornings post discussed that 1 in 3 Americans could have diabetes by 2050, a substantial increase from the 1 in 1o we have today. Much of this expected increase in diabetes can be attributed to our burgeoning obesity rates. … Continue reading