Hospitals continue to struggle financially

Article Abstract:

The study conducted by Healthcare Financial Management Association revealed that many hospitals are falling from the rank of financially stable and are finding it difficult to get finance from capital projects and service expansion. It is stated that declining health of some hospitals can have a profound effect on the physicians who admit patients to them, when there are no other facilities nearby.

HEALTH SERVICES, Economic aspects, Health care industry

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All efforts welcome in the battle against obesity

Article Abstract:

Obesity and overweight are linked to heart disease, diabetes, hypertension and many other chronic and deadly conditions. Various journals and issues, which aims at helping physicians assess and manage adult obesity, are listed.

Risk factors, Obesity, Heart diseases

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