One way to address our health system challenges may be to change who delivers much of our medical care, creating less reliance on physicians, and to redesign how providers interact…
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Walgreen's has reported fiscal fourth quarter results, showing continued prescription growth and highlighting its broader wellness and health management efforts.
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Several geneticists examine DTC genotyping and recommend some improvements.
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The American College of Physicians presents its reform ideas.
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The CBOs initial score of the Baucus bill suggests it will reduce the deficit, but there are many caveats, especially on physician payments.
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Having taken heat on drug safety, the FDA has issued a new draft guidance on risk mitigation efforts by drug companies.
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Health information is hot, particularly since the stimulus bill devoted $20 billion to its expansion.
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New research confirms that second-hand smoke can cause serious health issues for non-smokers.
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Another study demonstrates quality performance and better cost benefits from Medicare Advantage plans.
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Telemedicine has enormous potential to positively affect quality, access and cost issues, but there are barriers that should be addressed as part of health system reform.
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A review of what money is spent on which children for Medicaid and CHIPS yields insights on possible cost-saving and quality improvement opportunities.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has published a review of the cost effects of clinical preventive care measures.
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Overweight people are getting blamed for everything, including more workers' compensation costs.
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In another personalized medicine development, researchers at UCLA have identified a way to improve depression treatment.
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