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| Vermont Steps Closer To Single-Payer Health Care NPR Peter Shumlin has only been in office since January, but he's already looking years ahead to what the state's health care system could look like. Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin has only been in office since January, but he's already looking years ahead to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Roxbury health center chosen as part of national HIV program Boston Globe By Miriam Valverde A health center in Roxbury has been selected to be part of a newly created national program to educate and treat residents affected by HIV. Whittier Street Health Center, which primarily serves blacks and Latinos, will be the only ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retirees face squeeze on health care costs Milwaukee Journal Sentinel By Guy Boulton of the Journal Sentinel Think you won't have to worry about health care costs once you're covered by Medicare? Women who retired last year will need an average of $93000 in savings to pay for health care expenses in retirement, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Real world making health-care reforms Washington Post While medical providers have developed elaborate rationalizations for why health spending rises so much, they know they cannot offer any excuses for inferior quality — the public wouldn't stand for it. And unlike cost-cutting, Nussbaum says, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health ministry working to deal with information gap —Madzorera The Zimbabwe Standard Disability HIV and Aids Trust (DHAT), head of operations Hamida Mauto said HIV-positive people with disabilities faced many challenges when trying to access health services. "Information on HIV and Aids that includes testing, counselling and dispensing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health care a societal privilege Florida Today A minimum standard of essential health care should not be a right of all Americans. It should remain a privilege of all Americans. Absent a constitutional mandate, all social benefits are privileges and all privileges are subject to change. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| LeBron James Credits His Health to Secret Society SLAM Online How does LeBron James consistently stay in such incredible shape, you ask? Yeah, he's not answering that one. Via Yahoo! Sports: "LeBron James claims to have a 'secret society' back in his hometown of Akron, Ohio. What does he do with this society? ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health Advocates Want Ronald McDonald Axed International Business Times The red and yellow-clad clown is in the crosshairs of health advocates again. As you may recall, concerned citizens have called for McDonald's and other fast foods to stop including toys with their child menu items. Many critics would like to see all ... See all stories on this topic » |
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