Lack of Insurance Could Raise Inpatient Death Risk
In study, hospitalized uninsured more likely to die from heart attack, pneumonia than insuredContinue Reading
In study, hospitalized uninsured more likely to die from heart attack, pneumonia than insuredContinue Reading
Frustration with overburdened health care system may be one cause, experts sayContinue Reading
Patients in some areas spend nearly double without lowering other medical costs, researchers findContinue Reading
Latest stats, from 2008, show employment, education and race all affect access to careContinue Reading
The chosen plan will insure more Americans with least cost to government, think tank saysContinue Reading
Improving outpatient care could cut down on multiple readmissions, study authors suggestContinue Reading
Insurance woes keep rheumatoid arthritis patients from biologic meds, study findsContinue Reading
More than 40 percent can’t get dental services, eyeglasses, researchers findContinue Reading
Some provisions start in September and will make coverage more affordable, easier to get, report saysContinue Reading
Report anticipates U.S. bill of $20 trillion over next 40 yearsContinue Reading
Despite health reform, they expect more crowding, fewer lifesaving services, survey showsContinue Reading
More equitable rewards, stronger anti-retaliation provisions needed, study authors sayContinue Reading
Study also finds that private insurance pays greater share todayContinue Reading
Children in these homes are at greater risk of developmental delays, hospitalization, study findsContinue Reading
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