Transition From Home to Hospital Rarely Seamless U.S. News & World Report, DC By Serena Gordon TUESDAY, April 21 (HealthDay News) -- In an ideal world, your primary-care physician would be the one who directed your health care whether you were home or in the hospital, enhancing your comfort level. But, in reality, that type of ... |
 Los Angeles Times | Panel Approves HHS Nominee Washington Post, United States Supporters say the research will help reduce inappropriate and unnecessary medical care. Some conservatives, however, argue it will lead to rationing of health care. This morning's vote came in the middle of a lengthy roundtable discussion on the ... Kathleen Sebelius at HHS: Why Abortion and Taxes May Be the Least ... Kathleen Sebelius clears a hurdle Sebelius backed by Senate panel |
 Chicago Breaking News - Tribune | Quinn's hospital board pick withdraws over conflict Chicago Tribune, United States Quinn chose Young, a longtime fellow advocate for universal health care and his onetime personal physician, for the position last week. Update: Young told the Tribune today that the conflict involves his old practice, Hyde Park Associates in Medicine. ... Young withdraws from Ill. planning board |
Malpractice damage caps not a cure for high health care costs Dallas Morning News, TX Their survey of studies related to malpractice insurance, defensive medicine and consumer health insurance premiums looked at 27 states with limits on non-economic damages, including Texas. Their conclusion – "Tort reforms have not led to health care ... |
 United Press International | Opinion: The root cause of rising health care costs: chronic disease San Jose Mercury News, USA If he wants to ensure that all Americans have access to affordable, high-quality health care, he needs to address the growing threat of chronic illnesses. Peter Pitts is president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest and a former FDA ... America's Self-Defeating Attitude on Health Care Reform Guest column: Health-care reform should not cost more Good Health Care Reform Means Less Government |
The eyes say it all Irish Times, Ireland Dissatisfied with the “closed”, symptom-based approach of orthodox medicine and prescription of pharmaceutical medication, O'Riordan believes it is important to incorporate complementary therapies into the modern healthcare arena. ... |
 New America Foundation | IN THE STATES: Recession Triggers Medical Crisis in North Carolina New America Foundation, DC All Americans deserve access to quality, affordable health care. The economic recession only underscores the fact that successful health care reform is a huge component of securing our social and economic futures. North Carolina Has Highest Increase in Number of Uninsured US ... Recession Leads to Health-Care Crisis in North Carolina |
 Los Angeles Times | Virtual colonscopy at center of policy debate Los Angeles Times, CA With soothing walls of turquoise tile and a vase of orchids on the front desk, the Colon Health Center of Delaware has been selling an alternative to one of medicine's most unloved procedures -- the colonoscopy. Rather than insert several feet of ... |
Greatest minds in alternative medicine redefine US healthcare Examiner.com Eight of the world's top minds from different fields of alternative medicine meet at Atlanta's Life University today. Their mission is to discuss how a healthcare system can focus on building vitalism - the spark that gives and sustains life - rather ... |
 Best Syndication | The End of Private Health Insurance Best Syndication, CA The Democrats have been advocating a “public option” for health insurance, one that is financed by the taxpayer similar to Medicare. Insiders wonder if a private insurance industry could compete with a public alternative after complaints and news ... |
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