Better mental health care crusades for former first lady
Submitted by Pallavi Sharma on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 15:25
Former Lady Rosalynn Carter , age 82 , could be taking life easy and she is still hard at work on the campaign of her lifetime and now she would like to see people with mental illness treated better , by promoting her new book “Within Our Reach: Ending the Mental Health Crisis” , in which she documents the obstacles that people with mental illness face in the United States and offers about how to remove those barriers.
“Prepare for a battle, if I’m denied” says Holyrood man
Submitted by Tangaroa Snell on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 15:04
May 6 , The Journal read “Re: " Protesters demand access to new MS treatment; Simple surgical procedure seen as breakthrough”. A study in Buffalo, N. Y , found that every person who had MS said they did not dream and it has been said that the angioplasty has only a placebo effect.
Taking better care of your skin means more time in the sun
Submitted by Tangaroa Snell on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 14:53
Its time to start thinking about how to protect our skin a little bit better and it means its time to start thinking as the days get longer and the weather gets warmer , most of us will spend more time in the sun. Simply eating well, shielding skin from the sun and using effective, yet affordable, treatment products are a few easy to dos that should be part of anyone’s skincare routine.
Massive pay rise for aged workers seek huge pay rise
Submitted by Ketan Mukherjee on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 14:26
The Australia’s aged care workers say a massive pay rise would keep staff in the industry have logged a claim for a massive 60 percent increase which they say is necessary to keep staff in the industry. The aged care workers could seek hourly pay rises of between $8 and $10 an hour if an application to begin wage bargaining with the sector’s many employers of approved.
Dog lovers step out
Submitted by Ketan Mukherjee on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 14:22
Last year, RSPCA Queensland spokeswoman Andrew Fagg said pet owners raised more than $120,000 in Brisbane, with about 8000 participants attending and the popular event gets dogs and their owners out to socialize over a
2 km or 4km walk to raise money for the RSPCA’S programs and services.
Federal opposition Head of Organ donation quits
Submitted by Ketan Mukherjee on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 14:19
The tax office and police are investigating her organization for alleged financial irregularities , with the woman appointed by Kevin Rudd o head a $150 million organ donation crusade has stepped down amid revelations that the tax office and police investigating her organization for alleged financial irregularities. If established, could lead to criminal charges.
