Yellow Fever Outbreak Kills 107 in Sudan
Darfur region affected, but authorities warn it could spread
Darfur region affected, but authorities warn it could spread
It's been clear for a while that the most difficult part of building ObamaCare's health exchanges will be setting up the systems to determine benefit eligibility.
At least, so long as a lawsuit makes its way through the courts
The government seems determined to alienate businesses and the professions
A deal to avoid a do-over of the knock-down, drag-out fight over the debt-limit increase.
One sign of a workable, successful program is that it attracts the participation of outside parties and partners.
33,000 have gotten cards
Will not accept Medicaid expansion or set up health exchanges
What Barack Obama's second term means for the president's signature health law.
Approves tighter regulations on medical marijuana use
That president you just re-elected, he's kind of waging a war on states with laws much more conservative than ours is
Director of pharmacy targeted
Of the three states looking to legalize marijuana today, Oregon is probably the least likely to do so. But that hasn't dampened the spirits of the people behind Measure 80.
But at least they'll be free once the pest is dealt with
Beware the ripple effect (not the nipple effect)
Bad research. Bad reporting on bad research. What's the deal with food-related public-health research and reporting?
Conviction meant to show those who violate "public trust" are held accountable, the U.S. Attorney said
If you let yourself become dependent on a government program ...
Not a shock, considering how arbitrary it is to begin with
So let's give the government a bigger a role in medicine, right?
There's more to the political season than analyzing every utterance by Obama and Romney.
Cholera also a concern in wake of Sandy's destruction
Got millions in subsidies but didn't track who received drugs, making success difficult to determine
Program would cleverly save money by not paying for services rendered
And if doctors all drop out, costs will plummet!
Municipalities would be able to ban dispensaries, but then patients would be allowed to grow their own
Death toll up to 28 with 356 cases reported
Rhode Island the latest. 347 infections and 25 deaths.
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