For six decades, February has been declared “Heart Month” in the United States and Canada – a month dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease, currently the number one cause of death in Americans and the second leading cause of death for Canadians.1

​Critical thinking is often defined as the ability to engage in reflective and independent thinking. It involves the active processing of information, analysis of arguments, and evaluation of evidence to reach well-supported conclusions. While some individuals may seem naturally predisposed to critical thinking due to their cognitive styles or personality traits, research suggests that critical thinking skills can be cultivated and enhanced through structured training and practice. In the claims business critical thinking is an essential skill required by all claims professionals.

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Former Railroad workers may be eligible for a Disability Annuity from the Railroad Retirement Board.