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Apr 20 2012

KQED.org

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Technology Enables Collaborative Doctor-Patient Relationships

Apr 19 2012

HealthLeaders Media

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Federal regulators are turning up the heat to reduce the alarming quantity of dangerous, costly, and unnecessary anti-psychotic drugs prescribed to senior

Apr 19 2012

Wall Street Journal

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A quarter of working-age adults had a gap in their health-insurance coverage last year, mainly because they lost or changed their jobs, a new think-tank study says.

Apr 19 2012

Fiscal Times

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A controversial idea being promoted by a team of health care experts is to impose a tax on every doctor visit, surgical procedure and prescription.

Apr 19 2012

Wall Street Journal

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o-founder and CEO of personal-genetics company 23andMe, Anne Wojcicki, came to Harvard, preaching the virtues of crowd-sourced science and DNA sequencing.

Apr 18 2012

Chicago Tribune

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Having professional translators in the emergency room for non-English-speaking patients might help limit potentially dangerous miscommunication, a new study suggests.

Apr 18 2012

Bloomberg

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SXC Health Solutions Corp. agreed to buy Catalyst Health Solutions Inc. in a cash and stock transaction valued at $4.4 billion to stay competitive as larger pharmacy benefits managers join forces

Apr 18 2012

Kaiser Health News

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Video: KHN’s Jordan Rau and Mary Agnes Carey discuss Medicare’s transition to compensating doctors based on the quality of the medical care they provide.

Apr 18 2012

New York Times

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The Obama administration said Wednesday that it would vastly expand the use of competitive bidding to buy medical equipment for Medicare beneficiaries

Apr 16 2012

New York Times

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Express Scripts aims to help patients stay on their meds with a product that predicts who will stop taking prescriptions before the person actually does it.

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