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by JohnSileo Medical records are one-stop shopping for identity thieves. There is no need to slowly gather bits and pieces of someone's personal information - it's all packaged together: Social Security number, name, address, phone number, even payment accounts. Crooks have received everything from medication to a liver transplant using a stolen identity. And that's only the tip of the iceberg! More than just medical... 6/5/2010 11:52:03 AM
by linda-mundorff The news is out: Vitamin D is a hormone (not a vitamin) that targets more than 2,000 genes in the body that's 10 percent of the total number of genes in the human body. And that is not all. Deficiencies have been implicated in at least 17 different cancer types, cardiovascular disease, ankylosing spondylitis, birth defects, and more. Research in the health benefits of vitamin D started in England's... 6/4/2010 1:07:47 PM
by JohnSileo Here are 5 steps to take after a loved-one has passed away to make sure that their identity rests in peace: 1. Short Obituaries. Make sure that you don't include too much identifying information when you write the obituary. Identity thieves use this information (mother's maiden name, address, ancestry, occupation, birth date, death date) to set up new accounts, licenses, etc. in the deceased person's... 5/21/2010 12:02:45 PM
by JohnSileo How do I delete my Facebook account? I get asked this question every day. At my speeches, by my clients, by my friends and family. It used to be that people no longer wanted the mundane information overload that Facebook promotes. But now they are looking at it from a privacy perspective -- they no longer want their thoughts, pictures, and videos shared indiscriminately with people they don't know.... 5/14/2010 3:43:38 PM
by Beth Rosenshein Recently, the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) issued a position statement on whether or not it was healthy for women to take HRT for menopause. It was a long paper with a short answer. Women near the time of menopause would benefit from HRT but only for a short time and HRT should not be used by women older than 60. Does something change in a woman's body on the day she turns 60 years old?... 5/14/2010 9:12:09 AM
by Cheryl Tallman Avocados are the most practical "go anywhere, eat anywhere" food. They do not need to be cooked, require no refrigeration, they come with their own carrying case and even have a built-in serving bowl! So next time you and your baby are on the go, drop an avocado and a spoon in your diaper bag and you are all set! Directions: The handiest method for preparing an avocado is to cut the pear-shaped fruit... 5/13/2010 2:00:17 PM
by Dr. E... Welcome back. In my first installment, I discussed the nature of our relaxed attitudes toward sex. I feel that we are in a precarious position, and our children are in danger of suffering from our lack of self-respect. So let's pick it up from here. What I always tell people is that even though we may have roots that connect us to the animal world, we also have a brain that functions at a higher level.... 5/5/2010 12:03:46 PM
by JohnSileo Dishonest Employees are a serious issue and common cause for corporate data breach. In this video, identity theft speaker and data theft expert John Sileo discusses several tools that will help you reduce the chances that you are hiring a data thief into your business. The Top 3 Tips for preventing the hire of dishonest employees are: 1. Ensure that reference verification procedures are not just in... 5/5/2010 10:45:32 AM
by JohnSileo Just as you wouldn't want to give any personal identity information to someone via email, you want to use the same practices via text message. There is a new wave of fraud that tries to trick you with text messages appearing to be from your bank. SMiShing uses cell phone text messages to deliver the "bait" which entices you to divulge your personal information. The "hook" (the method used to actually... 4/19/2010 11:01:31 AM
by linda-mundorff Decades ago, little was known about the causal relationship between mold and its effects on the body. Mold (also known as fungus) thrives in moist environments; therefore, you can still develop a mold problem even if you live in arid climates such as Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, or Colorado. Exposure to mold will eventually develop into cold or allergy-like symptoms. Left untreated, mold exposure can... 4/16/2010 12:57:15 PM
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