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The New York Times on Thursday published several letters to the editor responding to a June 16 editorial discussing the Massachusetts Health Care Law of 2006. According to the editorial,
Former HHS Secretary Thompson Says Health Care Costs Hurting Businesses
Former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson on Tuesday said the next president and Congress will have to address the U.S. health care system because health care costs are hurting businesses and
Sen. Baucus, CBO Director Orszag Discuss Independent Health Policy Board
Senate Finance Committee Chair Max Baucus (D-Mont.) at a hearing on Tuesday expressed interest in a federal health board that could make controversial health policy decisions without interference from special
Keeping Pace With Genetic Progress
Enactment of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) of 2008 is a boon to individual patients and for genetic research, write Kathy Hudson, M.K. Holohan, and Francis Collins in the
USCOC President Discusses Health Proposals Of Leading Democrats, McCain
U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Thomas Donohue on Tuesday "expressed skepticism" about health care plans proposed by leading Democrats but also "didn't warmly embrace" presumptive Republican presidential nominee Sen. John
Insurers Often Improperly Reimburse Physicians, Adding $200B Annually To U.S. Health Care Costs, AMA Report Finds
Insurers' failure to properly process and reimburse physicians costs the U.S. $200 billion annually, according to a report released on Monday by the American Medical Association, the Los Angeles Times
New Jersey Assembly Approves Income Verification Legislation
The New Jersey Assembly on Monday approved a bill that would require the state to verify the incomes of residents applying for state-sponsored health insurance programs, the AP/Philadelphia Inquirer reports
Connecticut Governor Vetoes Health Care Bill That Would Have Expanded State Employee Health Insurance Plan
Connecticut Gov. Jodi Rell (R) on Friday vetoed legislation that would have allowed municipalities and small businesses to join the state's health insurance plan, the Hartford Courant reports.
Lawmakers, Officials Discuss Overhauling U.S. Health Care System In 2009 During Senate Finance Committee Symposium
U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chair Ben Bernanke on Monday said that improving health care system performance is among the country's most critical challenges and that efforts must focus on access,
Costs Of Back Pain Influenced By Socio-Demographic Factors
It is well-known that back pain belongs to the most frequent health problems in the industrial nations and, it is also well-known that it is the cause of considerable costs
