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D.C.'s ‘Failure To Launch' national health care policy

By Debra J. Saunders The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee health care bill includes a provision that would allow parents to keep their children as dependents on their health care policies until age 26. Not...

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Health plan will take toll on access to preventive services

As prospects grow for passage of health care reform legislation this year, it becomes ever more crucial to examine closely what may be unintended consequences of some of its provisions. One proposal would enact deep cuts in...

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Skilled Healthcare Group to Present at the Credit Suisse 18th Annual Global Health Care Conference

Skilled Healthcare Group, Inc. (NYSE: SKH) today announced that Boyd Hendrickson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Dev Ghose, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, are scheduled to present at the Credit...

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Pence Calls on Members of Congress to Choose Freedom

"...liberal Democrats are choosing to ignore the clear voice of the American people in bringing forth this freight train of runaway spending, bloated bureaucracy, mandates and higher taxes." Washington, DC - U.S. Congressman...

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A fed takeover by any other name...

President Obama has gone to great pains to deny that his proposed health-care reform is a government takeover of the health-care system. "Nothing could be further from the truth," he has said. Yet it's hard to see the...

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Behind the high costs of health

Two things are at issue in the health care debate: coverage and cost. But when cost is discussed, it’s typically in a singular context — i.e., what will it cost to cover 47 million uninsured Americans? Ignored is the larger,...

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New Pfizer unit studying autism

Founding scientist has 3 reasons GROTON, Conn. — Diane Stephenson of Groton has three tangible reasons for wanting to know as much as possible about autism. Stephenson, associate research fellow at Pfizer Inc.’s Groton...

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Light may shine on MDs' industrial ties

As part of the health care overhaul under consideration by Congress, lawmakers have included so-called sunshine provisions intended to shed light on the financial relationships between the medical industry and the medical...

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Sunday Forum: Doctors support the public option

Don't be deceived, says DR. CHRISTOPHER M. HUGHES, most physicians want fundamental health-care reform Three of four doctors support health-care reform with a public option. Eight of the 10 largest physician organizations...

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Nanotechnology Education Initiatives to Cover Medicine, Cancer, and Commercialization Issues

NanoTecNexus and NanoTumor Center Launch First-of-its-Kind Webinar Series - A six-session ACCME accredited series designed for the clinical and research communities and focused exclusively on real progress and not just promise...

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