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Brown or White? Cage or Cage-Free? Here’s How to Pick the Best Eggs

A poultry expert unscrambles the jargon on your egg carton

Love Beer? Get Away to These Beer-Friendly Destinations

13 terrible conversation starters you should avoid in a job interview

3 Things to Ask Your Internal Medicine Physician About Your Health

If you don’t know what an internal medicine physician does, find out. They’re a very valuable resource.

United States Surgeon General Calls for Action to Prevent Skin Cancer

More and more Americans are at risk for skin cancer, which is why the US Surgeon General is issuing a first-ever call to action for skin cancer prevention.

The U.S. Surgeon General wants Americans to enjoy the health benefits of walking

Couch potatoes no more, the U.S. Surgeon General wants us all to take a hike! 22 minutes a day of physical activity – like brisk walking – can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes. Learn more getting a move on for better health.

The U.S. Surgeon General wants Americans to enjoy the health benefits of walking.

Couch potatoes no more, the U.S. Surgeon General wants us all to take a hike! 22 minutes a day of physical activity – like brisk walking – can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes. Learn more setting the pace to better health

Should My Phone Have a Surgeon General’s Warning?

We are a global innovation consultancy delivering growth for Fortune 500 companies with a passion for making things better, and making better things.

Why are patients readmitted after general surgery?

The occurrence of postop complications was found to be the single most significant risk factor for hospital readmission within 30 days, according to this study of over 1400 general surgery patients…

Surgeon General Call to Action to Prevent Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is on the rise in the U.S., and the surgeon general has issued a warning about exposure to UV rays, urging increased education to consumers.

Ensuring the Health Of The Nation: Former Surgeons General Let Nursing Students Know What It Takes

Graduate nursing students had the rare opportunity to attend an intimate conversation with four former U.S. Surgeons General.

U.S. Surgeon General Melts Twitter With The Worst Possible Take On Ice Cream

Some people are wondering if surgeons general can be impeached.

Surgeon General wants overdose antidote widely on hand. Is that feasible?

What the advisory means, experts' concerns, and what policy approaches may be in the pipeline:

Do Women Choose Beauty Over Health? The Surgeon General (And Advertisers) Say So

You already knew that French fries and cigarettes were bad for you. But were you aware that great hair is, too?<br>Surgeon general

Know the Risks: E-cigarettes & Young People

E-cigarettes and youth don't mix. It's time to get the science-based facts from the U.S. Surgeon General.

Surgeon General: We Have To 'Change How Our Country Sees Addiction'

"For far too many people living with addiction, they feel that they are living with stigma."

Surgeon General Releases Framework for Mental Health and Well-Being in the Workplace

The U.S. surgeon general has released a framework detailing five components for preserving employees’ mental health and well-being in the workplace. Read on for some practical ways you can support your workforce.

Surgeon General Calls for Action to Prevent Skin Cancer

The US Surgeon General’s office is drawing national attention to skin cancer, calling it a major public health problem that requires immediate action.

Pregnancy Doesn't Make General Surgery More Dangerous: Study

Complications, death rates roughly the same as for non-pregnant women

Risk factors for postop cardiac events differ between vascular and general surgery

Predictive risk factors for cardiac events after general and vascular surgery differed significantly.