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<p>This was my final post as a blogger for Psychology Today.com. After two years and 110,000 page views, its editors decided my contributions "no longer met their editorial needs." Coincidence? You decide.</p>
<p>In the state's wealthiest county, an aging community struggles to get around—and get by.</p>
<p>Patients and providers of Mi Salud talk about the lack of preventive services.</p>
<p>Aseguradas de Mi Salud llegan tarde al cuidado prenatal. Enrollees of Puerto Rico's Health Reform get late prenatal care.</p>
<p>In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, researchers at the Mayo Clinic are working with more than a dozen community organizations to keep immigrants and refugees from developing common diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity.</p>
<p>Package of investigative stories about Mi Salud to find out if the enrollees are receiving preventive medicine services.</p>
<p>Package of investigative stories of Mi Salud, Puerto Rico's Health Reform.</p>
<p>For the past twenty years, Shepherd's Clinic in Baltimore has provided comprehensive health care to the uninsured -- without any government funding. Since the recession began in 2008, more and more people are finding themselves walking through the clinic's doors for the first time.</p>
<p>Medical breakthroughs in curing sickle-cell anemia and treating prostate cancer and HIV/AIDS may dramatically improve life for millions of patients, but significant barriers keep many African Americans from receiving this new, high-quality care.</p>
