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Should You Believe That Review?

Ever hear an expert review on a news segment or talk show? The experts might recommend a number of products and claim they’ve tried out the products themselves — and they’re experts appearing on reputable programs — so they must know what they’re talking about, right? Since they’re portrayed as independent reviewers, you may be more likely to believe what they say.

Group Therapy: Helping to Break the Stigma

Self-help groups have been known to provide emotional, social and practical support to individuals. In a self-help meeting, you might find that you can begin to restore your self-esteem, sense of dignity and understanding of a problem through the group’s dynamics.

Frontline Supervisor: Taking Disciplinary Action
Q. I fear taking action to correct performance with some employees because being too determined could lead to dismissal, thereby causing me to incur the anger and disapproval of top management. How can BJC EAP help in this situation?
11 Ways to Keep Food Safe When Eating Outdoors

Picnic and barbecue season offers lots of opportunities for outdoor fun with family and friends. But these warm weather events also present opportunities for foodborne bacteria to thrive. Here are tips for keeping food safe.

Reverse Mortgages: Are They Right for You?

A reverse mortgage is a special type of home loan that lets you convert a portion of the equity in your home into cash. Here are some frequently asked questions about this new way that seniors can gain increased financial security.

The Stigma of Mental Illness: Separating Fact from Fiction

We all play a role in creating a mentally healthy community that supports prevention, treatment and recovery. One of the best ways to help is learning to distinguish between the facts about mental illness – and the fiction.

Frontline Supervisor: Alcohol and Your Employees

Q. I am a skeptic who believes that alcoholics can’t learn to quit drinking. Aren’t success rates from treatment programs overblown? My father drank until his last days, and there were a lot of incidents that should have motivated him to quit.

The Connection Between Oral Health and Overall Health
Dental hygiene habits, such as daily brushing and flossing, keep your mouth in good shape -- but oral health goes beyond just your pearly whites. New research by the National Institutes of Health shows a significant relationship between gum disease and bigger health issues.
How to Help Earthquake Victims in Nepal

The devastation caused by the massive earthquake in Nepal and the Katmandu Valley region has left many people asking how they can help. According to the U.S. government agency USAID, the best way to help those affected is to make a monetary donation to aid efforts.

BJC HealthCare to Support Local Anti-Smoking Effort

In April, BJC HealthCare and more than two dozen local groups will come together to encourage St. Louisans to “Show Me You Can Quit.”

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