 RTT News | Health secretary urges contraception compromise Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration's top health official on Friday took the debate over whether healthcare coverage should include contraceptives to the campus of a Catholic university that has been deeply divided over the administration's ... Health Sec. heckled at Georgetown graduation speech Health secretary addresses health care, religious freedom in protested ... Georgetown U., GWU draw commencement controversies |
 New York Daily News | Health reform is good for business Philadelphia Inquirer Health insurance companies could lose about $1 trillion in revenue through 2020 if health reform is struck down. That's according to a new study by Bloomberg Government. The shortfall would equal almost one-tenth of their total expected earnings. Fate of 'uninsurables' hinges on Supreme Court Fate of 'uninsurables' hinges on Supreme Court's decision with Obama's health ... Guest Column: Court's decision: 'can we' vs. 'should we' |
 Los Angeles Times | Backers of health insurance rate regulation edge closer to ballot Los Angeles Times Supporters of a proposed ballot measure seeking tighter regulation of health insurance rates in California turned in 800000 petition signatures, confident that they will qualify for the Nov. 6 election. California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones is ... Doctors, Healthcare Providers Denounce Proposed Health Insurance Rate ... |
Shots - Health Blog : NPR NPR And, the researchers conclude, regular physical activity can change the way practically anyone perceives and tolerates pain. by Julie Rovner Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson announces a lawsuit against Accretive Health in Jan., ... |
 WWLP 22News | Clipboard: Senate health cost bill moves forward, with critics Boston.com (blog) By Chelsea Conaboy, Globe Staff Massachusetts senators, in a near-consensus vote yesterday, passed their version of a bill to control the growth of health care costs in the state. The bill calls for bringing the rate of growth of health care costs more ... Senate passes health care cost containment bill on 35-2 vote Senate Passes Health Care Cost Control Bill With Few Major Changes Mass. Senate Passes Health Care Cost Measure With Eye On Saving $150B |
 The Atlantic | Neither Public Nor Private: A Health-Care System Muddling Through The Atlantic By Timothy Jost The United States is unique among developed nations in the extent to which it has resisted a government-run health care system. Nevertheless, it has often been said that the United States has the most heavily regulated health care ... Should Obama's Health Care Be Opposed?: An Exchange Study: Health tax credit could mean big savings for small firms State receives health care grant, but use of funds unclear |
 WGRZ-TV | Health Officials Warn of Whooping Cough Resurgence KAALtv.com (ABC 6 NEWS) -- Minnesota state health officials are reporting a dramatic rise in whooping cough cases. Just in the past few months officials statewide have seen over 670 cases. Some of those in Olmsted County. Linda Haeussinger of Olmsted County ... Montana whooping cough outbreak reaches 210 cases Wichita County monitors pertussis Chautauqua Co. Health Dep't Says Whooping Cough is on the Rise |
 MyFox Philadelphia | Some River Ranch bagged salads deemed health risk CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- Citing a potential health risk, the California Department of Public Health warned consumers Friday to not eat certain bagged salads manufactured by River Ranch Fresh Foods and sold under various names. Giant Eagle Pulls Bagged Salad After Recall |
 The Associated Press | Marriage equality, in sickness and in health Washington Post It is our marriage license (we were married in the District in 2010) that gives us the comfort of knowing that no matter what, in sickness and in health, we will be respected as a couple in this way. We will never be denied access to each other. Contortions over gay marriage, health care |
 CBC.ca | Health groups urge Ottawa to save refugee services CBC.ca The heads of several of Canada's leading health-care organizations have written a strongly worded letter to the federal immigration minister, urging him to rescind plans to cut health services to refugees and refugee claimants. Medical groups slam plan to cut refugee health coverage Health bond for immigrants mulled Health care cost for older immigrants pegged at nearly $3 billion |
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