Americans Still Split Over New Health Reform Law
A majority supports expanding insurance, but most say the measure makes the wrong changes, poll findsContinue Reading
A majority supports expanding insurance, but most say the measure makes the wrong changes, poll findsContinue Reading
U.S. study points to lack of universal health care, economic equality as reasons whyContinue Reading
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn’t known, experts sayContinue Reading
Insurance status didn’t make a difference, study findsContinue Reading
Older whites with less education least likely to be screened, study findsContinue Reading
Even those with insurance sometimes hesitate over finances, study findsContinue Reading
They are twice as likely to resort to ERs for help rather than a doctor’s office, study findsContinue Reading
Dementia patients are also at high risk for coverage gap, study findsContinue Reading
But the real drivers are higher fees, increased utilization and more sophisticated and costly medical technologies, some experts sayContinue Reading
Experts weigh its impact on the insured, the uninsured, young adults, seniors and moreContinue Reading
Study finds wide variation in MRI, CT uptake depending on regionContinue Reading
$940 billion overhaul would give 32 million more Americans access to health insurance; Obama signature expected in day or soContinue Reading
$940 billion overhaul would give 32 million more Americans access to health insuranceContinue Reading
$940 billion overhaul would give 31 million more Americans access to health insuranceContinue Reading
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