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Former AHCJ president Trudy Lieberman, in a CJR “Second Opinion” post, recently pointed out a story that was largely untold–…

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The aging of the population is a global trend, and one that will affect developing countries even more than the…

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In a story that could be replicated in many areas, The Morning Call‘s Tim Darragh writes that hopitals, both locally…

Last week, Stacey Singer, of The Palm Beach Post, and I led a workshop on “Ten Local Health Stories” (actually we…

We know of at least three new movies coming out on health care – overtreatment, undertreatment, cost, quality, the uninsured,…

We’ve all been reporting on how health care providers – particularly safety nets and public hospitals – are going to…

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President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Mitt Romney will answer a series of questions about science and related policy. The…

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The lack of oral health coverage that affects more than 100 million Americans is a problem that will only be…

Now that the first wave of dust from the Supreme Court ruling has settled, we know we will be looking…

Now that the first wave of dust from the Supreme Court ruling has settled, we know we will be looking…
