1. AMA Unveils First Phase of Improving Health Outcomes Initiative: Preventing Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes

2. Physicians Less Likely To ‘Bond’ with Overweight, Obese Patients

3. New Chart: Top 5 Mobile Health Technologies

4. Alternative Therapies May Help Lower Blood Pressure

5. Mammogram Tool Improves Some Breast Cancer Detection, Increases False Alarms

6. Q&A: How Do You Measure the Impact of Comorbidity Reduction in DM?

7. Teen Moms at Greater Risk for Later Obesity, Study Finds

8. HealthSounds Podcast: The Role of Case Managers in Emerging Care Delivery Models

9. Anti-HIV Therapy Appears to Protect Children's Hearts, NIH Network Study Shows

10. Infographic: Workplace Wellness

11. Family History of Alzheimer’s Associated with Abnormal Brain Pathology

12. Power of Extrinsic Incentives Sometimes Elusive

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