Oswego County Health Leaders Build Joint Health Plan
Oswego County health officials and leaders from Oswego Health NOCHSS and county departments formed a partnership to drive population health improvements. They plan a joint Community Service Plan focusing on prevention and health goals, highlighting diabetes care, primary care access, and socio economic determinants.
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University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Oswego County
New York
Chuck Gilante
Oswego Health
Daniel Dey
Northern Oswego County Health Services Inc
Diane Cooper-Currier
Oswego County Opportunities
Marti Babcock
Gilante
Northern
Dan Dey
Nochsi
County Health Department
Stanford University
Oswego County Health Department
World Health Organization: Diabetes rises to 422 million in 2014
The WHO reports a near fourfold rise in diabetes since 1980, reaching 422 million in 2014 as obesity and aging drive rates. It notes 8.5 percent of people worldwide had diabetes in 2012, with higher prevalence in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia and urges healthier diets and more activity to curb Type 2 diabetes.
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Cooper-Currier
Geneva
World Health Organization
U.N. Health Agency
WHO
Margaret Chan
Africa
Middle East
Asia
Manor at Seneca Hill hosts memory loss art display reception
Oswego venue offers free public reception for SUNY Oswego's Recollection: A Memory Loss Awareness Project from 3 to 4 p.m. April 13. The exhibit, begun at Tyler Art Gallery in 2014 and touring five adult care facilities, explores Alzheimer's impact on the community with art from SUNY Oswego students and staff.
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Suny Oswego
Katie Morelli
Kim Kittleson
Seneca Hill
Oswego
Tyler Art Gallery
Suny Oswego Metro Center
Syracuse
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