St. Louis healthcare consultant and writer Vik Khanna wants people to give themselves, their friends, and their families a vital gift this holiday season…the gift of good health. Affordable and sustainable good health. And, you don’t need the government to do it. Khanna’s new e-book, Your Personal Affordable Care Act: How To Avoid Obamacare,… Read more »
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Agor Behavioral Health Services Welcomes Dr. Sarah Syed, PsyD
Agor Behavioral Health Services, Inc. is pleased to welcome Dr. Sarah Syed, PsyD, to the practice. She provides therapy services for individuals, couples and families. Dr. Sarah Syed believes in therapy as a time in which to examine the biological, intellectual, social, occupational, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the whole person. She believes that all… Read more »
Agor Behavioral Health Services opens new office in Naperville Illinois; Offers Free Consultations
Dr. William Agor, PsyD, owner of Agor Behavioral Health Service, Inc., announces a new location for the practice has opened in Naperville, Illinois. To welcome new clients to the practice, free 20-minute consultations are being offered at the Naperville location. Agor Behavioral Health Services specializes in helping clients pinpoint problem areas and the develop a… Read more »
Vik Khanna’s Public Health & Guns Essay Featured by NRA Magazine
St. Louis healthcare consultant and writer Vik Khanna announced that his controversial and provocative essay, Why Public Health Needs A New Gun Doctrine, is featured in the December 2014 issue of America’s First Freedom, a monthly publication of the National Rifle Association (NRA). The essay originally appeared on Sept. 11, 2014 at The Health Care… Read more »
Vik Khanna’s Critique Leads Popular Fitness App to Change Success Claim
St. Louis healthcare consultant and writer Vik Khanna is applauding health app My Fitness Pal after the company changed the success claim on its homepage in response to his critique. Khanna’s November 13, 2014 column at The Health Care Blog challenged the fitness app’s claim that 65 million users had lost weight. In an… Read more »
