Surveillance and coordination key to reducing foodborne illness

Article Abstract:

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that foodborne infections and other acute diarrheal illness affect 76 million people in the US each year. Preventive efforts have helped reduce the incidence of infections with certain pathogens since the period between 1996 and 1998, however, challenges remain and changes in the food supply chain warrant new approaches to food safety.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Prevention, Food, Foodborne diseases, Pathogenic microorganisms, Food safety

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Cognitive-behavioral therapy shows promise for children with mental illness

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Many practitioners are using cognitive-behavioral therapy for treating children with some mental illness. Cognitive-behavioral therapy has proven to be effective for certain disorders in children, but the access to this treatment is limited as too few psychiatrists and psychologists are trained in this technique.

Children, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Child health, Cognitive-behavioral therapy

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Men face barriers to mental health care

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Several men with depression face barriers to mental health care due to their nontraditional symptoms, personal perceptions about mental illness and cultural pressure. Cognitive therapy, combination therapy, including medication and talk therapy might be the best treatment for depression in men.

Drug therapy, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Drug therapy, Combination, Combination drug therapy, Cognitive therapy

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