By Taylor Pineda All relationships are different, but there are certain characteristics in each and every one of them that can make or break them. Not only does a man treat his woman exceptionally great, but in return he is
In observance of National Diabetes Month 2013, the National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP) and its partners want you to know that Diabetes is a Family Affair. Diabetes is a challenging disease that affects the entire family in many ways. If
Celebrating life, health, well-being, and success in the Hispanic community – The Spanish-speaking morning radio program, Mujeres Únicas at 1190AM and CareMore, are proud to present “Sueños Dorados,” in celebrating health and well-being of members of the Hispanic community in Arizona,
Factors such as lack of access to care, lack of awareness concerning mental illness, and a fear of stigma correlated to diagnosis are factors that may explain why Hispanics are less likely to seek mental health services compared to non-Hispanic
By Kay Miller Temple Cronkite News Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said that problems with the federal health care insurance enrollment website are understandable given the volume of visitors and are being corrected. “It is certainly not what
By: Taylor Pineda It is inevitable that the internet and mobile devices are primary tools of our ever day life, and are likely unavoidable. So what are the repercussions of internet and mobile device use? According to a new study by
One of the most advantageous aspects of this season is the increased time one gets to spend with their family. With so many local pumpkin patches in the fall season, it is an optimal opportunity to bond with your kids
Helpth is here for Arizonans who are seeking health insurance. It’s not a typo – its help getting help insurance. With the opening of the Arizona Healthcare Insurance Marketplace, H&R Block will now offer helpth at no cost, for uninsured
By: Kay Miller Temple Cronkite News PHOENIX – Paulette Compton’s husband had an MBA and was trained in the military to fly planes, helicopters and blimps. But faced with doctor’s recommendation to get a chest X-ray to determine the
By Elisa Cordova Cronkite New PHOENIX – When someone in Yavapai, Pinal, Graham or Greenlee counties wants to dispose of unused prescription drugs, he or she can dump them in boxes at many police and fire stations. Advocates say the
