Online self screen aids military mental health
The Defense Department quietly launched a 24 7 online Mental Health Self-Assessment Program to help service members and spouses facing stress and mood issues. With anonymity and private access, thousands have used it since its four month debut, guiding users toward possible help and reducing stigma among families and troops.
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Growing number choose midwives in U S births
The rise of midwife led births is highlighted by couples like Heidi and Rod Teeple of San Anselmo California who call the experience soothing empowering and private. Data from 2003 shows 8 percent of U S births involved midwives up from 4 percent in 1990 with insurance coverage varying by insurer and state.
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