• Explicit advertising for mens sex drugs on TV.
    The continuous TV advertising of mens sex drugs, especially for cialis and also viagra are so offensive. Then we know they are paid for by the costly prescription prices poor people must pay for drugs. The drug companies actually spend more for advertising than they do on medical research.
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    Created by Alice Bentley
  • Bring out democrats that support the 99%
    Need to have more progressive democrats to get the country back on tract.
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    Created by Eng W Moy
  • Cover acupuncture under Medicare
    Medicare doesn't cover acupuncture. It is an effective treatment for those of us with Fibromyalgia and other Chronic Pain Conditions. Send a message to the President and Congress that this treatment is essential to us and, should be an included benefit under Medicare! Please sign today!
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    Created by Barbara J. Goldberg
  • AARP
    WV seniors who belong to AARP cannot use the silver sneaker program available at Millsop Com. Center for free but across the river in Ohio AARP members can come here in WV and use it free of charge. WV AARP has not approved it yet...where is the logic in that???
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    Created by Betty Jo Bake
  • End the Sell of Tobacco
    Millions die of the effects of using tobacco every year. Why do we still sell it?
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    Created by Rebecca Rathbun
  • Stop explicit men's sex drug advertising on TV.
    Television advertising for sex drugs for men come on MSNBC so often, it makes me SO angry. The allesis especially is so graphic and disgusting especially if I have sat down to eat my dinner in front of the TV. AND I know how much it costs and where the money comes from, the poor people's terribly high prescription costs! The drug companies actually spend more money advertising than they do in research!
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    Created by Alice M. Bentley
  • Haley Kluwe Law
    This petition is about about preventing child abuse and removing politicians in office who permit it to happen.
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    Created by Michael Mangold, MD
  • Create A Cabinet Department of Longevity
    The aging of the US population - one person ever 7 seconds joins the 50 and older crowd - is one of the most critical issues of our time. It impacts economic, political, cultural, social and environmental issues and will dramatically alter the lives of young and old alike. Soon half our population will be in this category and our government, our institutions and businesses and many of our citizens are no prepared to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. We need an aggresive, innovative focus now.
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    Created by George Cappannelli
  • Catholic Medical Coverage Lawsuit
    Catholic bishops are concerned about the government's requirement that birth control pills be a part of an employee's medical coverage even if that institution receives federal money for their services. The bishops are concerned about the woman losing her reproductive ability and that is contrary to their religious beliefs for any reason. This should also include any treatment for any medical condition or medication that could reduce or render a male employee, priest or bishop sterile.
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    Created by Mary Kreutz
  • every elected official earning over 100k be it salery or pention pays thier own healthcare costs
    Why should someone making over $100,000 a year need a taxpayer making $30,000 a year to pay for their healthcare? How about they pay their own way and each kick in a buck (a dollar) towards healthcare for some hard working, 40 hour plus a week person.
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    Created by bill wymer
  • SICKLE CELL AWARENESS
    Sickle Cell attacks so many people, and people who need to be hospitalized are not treated with the same special care as a person with cancer or any other cripeling desease.
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    Created by Terrence & Christine Browne
  • I Pledge to Help My Patients and Their Families Live Healthier Lives
    Four health behaviors - tobacco use, alcohol use, unhealthy eating and lack of physical activity - contribute to the majority of all chronic diseases such as diabetes, emphysema, high blood pressure and joint pain. Physicians can help their patients by talking with them at every visit about how to improve their health by quitting smoking, eliminating high risk alcohol consumption, eating healthier foods and being more physically active. The AMA is asking physicians to declare their public support for counseling every patient to prevent chronic diseases and improve health outcomes.
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    Created by Janet Williams