Studies: Thank the recession for the health spending slowdown
STLtoday.com
Just how much credit should be given to structural changes in the health-care system vs. the effects of the Great Recession? The answer has major fiscal implications for the country's future as the economy improves and millions more gain insurance ...
Studies Link Slowdown in Health Care Spending Growth to RecessionCalifornia Healthline
NC scores $4.7 million in ACA grants for health care servicesNews & Observer
Centers get $500K to expand behavioral health servicesDaily Record (subscription)
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Kristin Chenoweth Doing 'Well' After Health Scare
People Magazine
Kristin Chenoweth is asking for prayers as she battles an unknown health problem, though she has also reassured fans that she "will be ok." "Back in la. Unable to move. Numbness and tingling in arm. Going to cedars dr tomorrow. Ah anyone who prays ...
Kristin Chenoweth Asks for Prayer During Serious Health ScareChristian Post
Kristin Chenoweth Tweets, Prays About Mysterious Health Crisis, I'm "Unable to ...Us Magazine
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The Relationship Between Taxes and Health Care: 5 Things You Need to Know
Huffington Post
While the Affordable Care Act (ACA) officially rolled out in January 2014, most people are unaware that health care and taxes are linked together like never before. Many of the tax provisions under the ACA went into effect on January 1, 2014. This ...
Studies Link Slowdown in Health Care Spending Growth to RecessionCalifornia Healthline
Primary Health seeing growth after Affordable Care ActKTVB
The poor continue to fall through health care system cracksPittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Ebola outbreak fuels concerns over health risks along US-Mexico border
Fox News
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is fueling concerns that the porous U.S.-Mexico border poses a growing health risk, with statistics showing dozens of people from the epicenter of the Ebola scare illegally entered the U.S. -- or tried to -- this year ...
Health Law Calls For Some Workers To Be Automatically Enrolled In Coverage
Kaiser Health News
Newly hired employees who don't sign up for health insurance on the job could have it done for them under a health law provision that may take effect as early as next year. But the controversial provision is raising questions: Does automatic enrollment ...
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The black HIV epidemic: A public health mystery from Atlanta's gay community
Washington Post
Editor's note: Several passages have been removed from this story because the source of those passages, Mickyel Bradford, has admitted to fabricating them. The passages include descriptions of a lunch in Bradford's town and a ball that Bradford claimed ...
Here's How to Make Money on Our Graying Population
TIME
The surge in the older population has contributed to a wave of new product introductions in biotechnology, medical devices and pharmaceuticals, and expansion of health care services. In addition, health care is a remarkably durable sector for investors ...
The Best Health Mutual Funds to Buy NowKiplinger Personal Finance
Valence Health to hire 500 at new Chicago HQ
Crain's Chicago Business
“As health care continues to adopt new value-based care models, we are honored to work with some of Illinois' leading health care providers. Our 325 Illinois-based employees work hard every day to deliver higher-quality, lower-cost health care for the ...
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Health Groups Decry US Political Efforts in Cuba
ABC News
Meanwhile, InterAction, an alliance of global non-governmental aid groups, said the use of an HIV workshop for intelligence purposes was "unacceptable." The U.S. government, it said, "should never sacrifice delivering basic health services or civic ...
Covert USAID Program In Cuba Put Lives And Health Programs At Risk, Critics ...Fox News Latino
Death Toll Of Ebola Outbreak Rises To 887: World Health Organization
Huffington Post
As Nigerian health authorities rushed to quarantine others who had been exposed, a special plane left Liberia to evacuate the second American missionary who fell ill with Ebola. Nancy Writebol, 59, is expected to arrive in Atlanta on Tuesday, where she ...