Tag Archives: Health Policy
Fighting back against 340B criticisms
Medicare’s 50th Anniversary
Distributive injustice in US health care
Contemplating health care with a focus on research, an eye on reform.
House votes to speed drug approval process, increase medical research funding
Call Me in the Morning: The Future of Personalized Medicine
CMS proposes paying for end-of-life planning in new draft rule
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Wednesday released a draft of Medicare’s first physician payment rule that would reimburse physicians for providing end-of-life counseling.
GREEK HOSPITALS RUNNING OUT OF MONEY, LIFE EXPECTANCY CRASHING AS ECONOMY COLLAPSES
As the financial crisis in Greece worsens, more and more sectors of the Greek economy are taking hits, including the health care system. Greece has a socialized health care system and now that the government is running out of money, so are hospitals.
Healthcare Workers: Why They Come to Work Sick
A survey explores the reasons why healthcare workers do their job when they’re sick and expose patients to their illnesses.
The U.S. just recorded its first confirmed measles death in 12 years
The ultrastructural appearance of a single virus particle of the measles virus.
HENRY KOTULA 