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Workers With Heart Problems Report More On-the-Job Anxiety http://bit.ly/2epSEXR

Workers With Heart Problems Report More On-the-Job Anxiety In addition to physical problems, anxiety and depression can affect the ability to concentrate at work for those who have been diagnosed with heart problems.

New Report Compares Rates of Those Who Have Survived a Heart Attack in 190 U.S. Communities http://bit.ly/2eMjGDa

Communities Built for Active Living Have Healthier Residents http://bit.ly/2e3GlQm

Communities Built for Active Living Have Healthier Residents Communities with the greatest investment in supporting active lifestyles yield residents who do significantly better in key aspects of well-being.

Can Your City Make You Healthy? http://bit.ly/2dTg1Vy

Can Your City Make You Healthy? A new report from Gallup-Healthways compares the active living infrastructure of 48 cities across the United States.

U.S. Uninsured Rate at New Low of 10.9% in Third Quarter http://bit.ly/2dStQqL

U.S. Uninsured Rate at New Low of 10.9% in Third Quarter In the third quarter of 2016, 10.9% of U.S. adults were without health insurance, representing a new low in nearly nine years of trending the rate of uninsured.

Unemployment Bad for Youth's Health in Wealthy Economies http://bit.ly/2cNF6i6

Unemployment Bad for Youth's Health in Wealthy Economies Young people between the ages of 15 and 29 who are unemployed are about as likely to be thriving in physical well-being as people over 50 with a job.

Dr. Lindsay Sears from Healthways to share insights at on September 29 in Atlanta. http://bit.ly/2dmWDnm

Ashlin Jones from Healthways to speak on leveraging spousal well-being in behavior change programs on Sep 28 at in Atlanta http://bit.ly/2dmYAzV

Millennials Improving in Key Areas of Health http://bit.ly/2c0OhhY

Millennials Improving in Key Areas of Health With millennials now making up nearly two-fifths of the U.S. workforce, leaders have a unique opportunity to build upon the generation's well-being momentum.

Obesity, Smoking Damage U.S. Economy http://bit.ly/2cBJrcC

Obesity, Smoking Damage U.S. Economy Americans have major well-being problems, causing significant harm to the country's economy. However, millennials appear to be bolstering national well-being.

Well-Being in the United States: The Obama Years http://bit.ly/2cxkrAr

Well-Being in the United States: The Obama Years During the Obama presidency, well-being in the US has improved across several key health metrics, including healthcare access and life evaluation.

Standard of Living Ratings Rise During Obama Presidency http://bit.ly/2bPRONd by

Standard of Living Ratings Rise During Obama Presidency Americans' ratings of their standard of living have risen steadily for the past 7 ½ years President Barack Obama has been in office.

Americans' Health Assessments Worsen During Obama Years http://bit.ly/2bXNLAK

Americans' Health Assessments Worsen During Obama Years Americans' self-assessments of overall health have slipped since 2008, with a current 19.0% of U.S. adults reporting "excellent" health.

In U.S., Smoking Dips, but Fewer Eating Healthy Since '09 http://bit.ly/2bRkDJq

In U.S., Smoking Dips, but Fewer Eating Healthy Since '09 Americans' exercise and smoking habits have improved while their eating habits have worsened slightly over the nearly eight years of Barack Obama's presidency.

Americans' Life Evaluations Improve During Obama Era http://bit.ly/2coOcHF

Americans' Life Evaluations Improve During Obama Era Life evaluations across all racial/ethnic groups have improved since 2008, reaching a record high of 55.4% in 2016.

Uninsured Down Since Obamacare; Cost, Quality Still Concerns http://bit.ly/2bvmWXR

Uninsured Down Since Obamacare; Cost, Quality Still Concerns The uninsured rate declined from 17.3% in 2013 to 10.8% so far in 2016, the lowest percentage of uninsured adults Gallup and Healthways have recorded.

The Value of the Ornish Reversal Program™ http://bit.ly/2agOuyC

The Ornish Reversal Program The clinical and financial impact of the Ornish Reversal Program – as told by the providers, physicians, and executives from across the country who deliver the program and bring it to life

U.S. Uninsured Rate Remains at Historical Low of 11.0% http://hway.co/29BheNN

U.S. Uninsured Rate Remains at Historical Low of 11.0% In Q2 of 2016, the uninsured rate among U.S. adults remains at the trend low of 11.0% reached in the first quarter of this year.

In U.S., Healthcare Insecurity at Record Low http://hway.co/28JczcS

In U.S., Healthcare Insecurity at Record Low Fewer Americans reported not having enough money in the past 12 months to pay for necessary healthcare and/or medicines than at any point since 2008.

In U.S., Percentage Struggling to Afford Food at New Low http://hway.co/1WjBRTW

In U.S., Percentage Struggling to Afford Food at New Low Q1 of 2016 marks the lowest percentage of Americans experiencing food hardship in any quarter since Gallup and Healthways began tracking this measure in 2008.

Obesity Rate Lowest in Hawaii, Highest in West Virginia http://hway.co/21WERFD

Obesity Rate Lowest in Hawaii, Highest in West Virginia The national obesity rate reached a new high of 28.0% in 2015, up significantly from 25.5% in 2008, when Gallup and Healthways began tracking obesity.

Healthways is sponsoring TEDx Nashville 2016 - everything you need to know: http://hway.co/1VpKjAZ

What is TEDxNashville 2016? | TEDx Nashville This independent TEDx event is operated under license from TED. Copyright © 2015 TEDxNashville. All Rights Reserved.

Healthways CEO Donato Tramuto and VP Caroline Khalil to speak at TEDx Nashville 2016 this weekend http://hway.co/1SLApmJ

U.S. Uninsured Rate at 11.0%, Lowest in Eight-Year Trend http://hway.co/1NbD0EK

U.S. Uninsured Rate at 11.0%, Lowest in Eight-Year Trend In the first quarter of 2016, the uninsured rate among U.S. adults was 11.0%. This marks a record low since 2008.

Vanderbilt, Healthways execs to speak at retooled TEDxNashville http://hway.co/1RdkjEv

U.S. Flu Season Winding Down, but Cold Season Still Strong http://hway.co/1S0h57s

U.S. Flu Season Winding Down, but Cold Season Still Strong On average, 3.0% of U.S. adults reported having the flu the day before they were interviewed throughout February, a noticeable drop from 3.9% in January.

Americans Say E-Cigs Should Be Regulated Like To***co Cigs http://hway.co/1UCmJir

Americans Say E-Cigs Should Be Regulated Like To***co Cigs Most U.S. adults favor some type of regulation for e-ci******es. A majority, 60%, say e-ci******es should be regulated as much as to***co ci******es.