A New Look!
As you are most likely noticing, Dog Canyon is sporting a new look. As Dog Canyon has grown and changed over the past year, our audience has grown as has our pack of writers. To better reflect the diverse content you will find on Dog Canyon, we have changed its format. You can now find multiple articles featured on Dog Canyon on the home page. We hope it inspires you to do some hunting through the more than 600 pieces and learn something new about the world.
As with most things online, change is the only constant. You can expect the site to continue to morph and change as we get used to our new skin and as we reflect the feedback we get from our audience.
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The Dog Canyon PackThe Dog Canyon Pack
- Tom Block
- Rita Nakashima Brock
- Joe Brewer
- Hayden Childs
- Christine Cox
- Cyndi Hughes
- Dr. Gregory Jackson
- Mary Lowry
- James C. Moore
- Elisabeth Piedmont-Marton
- Turk Pipkin
- Reba Saxon
- Glenn W. Smith
- Genevieve Van Cleve
- Joe Cutbirth
- George Lakoff
- Dave Grossman
- Derek Carroll
- Catherine Avril Morris
- Steve Birmingham
- Keesha Davis
- Dawn Erin
- Dorothy Harrigan
health care costs Archive
How to Find Bargains in Health Care
By Gregory Jackson, M.D. | Posted on November 18, 2009 | 4 CommentsHere are some cost-saving ideas patients can take to their doctors for physicals, lab tests, and more
One Doctor’s Orders: 8 Ways to Treat Health-Care Reform
By Gregory Jackson, M.D. | Posted on September 28, 2009 | 2 CommentsOur health care system is in critical condition, and Congress and the Obama administration have the opportunity to put it back in the recovery room. Here are the key issues I would like to see in a final health care bill.
How to Fix Costs of Health Care? Let’s Do the Math
By Gregory Jackson, M.D. | Posted on September 10, 2009 | 7 CommentsThe easiest way to contain health care costs to is to make sure people are healthy and to intercept diseases early enough to treat them successfully. Let's look at the real costs of preventive care versus a serious illness.