In Matters Of Health
A repugican's take on how to pay for healthcare
Pay them in chickens!
Call her and ask if you can donate some chickens to her campaign (since they are just the same as dollars.) Toll free number: (800) 983-6896
Growing industry with many job options
Health care careers can suit many priorities, including high pay and telecommuting.
Also:
Insurer targets breast cancer patients
A major insurer used computer files to identify and then drop some ailing female members, feds say.
Also: Want to know what evil is - it's name is Wellpoint!
Naps Boost Memory - But Only If You Dream
Sleep has long been known to improve performance on memory tests. Now, a new study suggests that an afternoon power nap may boost your ability to process and store information tenfold — but only if you dream while you’re asleep.
“When you dream, your brain is trying to look at connections that you might not think of or notice when [you're] awake,” says the lead author of the study, Robert Stickgold, the director of the Center for Sleep and Cognition at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, in Boston, Massachusetts. “In the dream…the brain tries to figure out what’s important and what it should keep or dump because it’s of no value.” [...]
“If you’re not good at something, and you dream about it, you seem to get better at it — especially if the information can be used in different situations,” says Michael Breus, the clinical director of the sleep division for Arrowhead Health, in Glendale, Arizona, who was not involved in the study.
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