Tag Archives: Healthcare
House votes to speed drug approval process, increase medical research funding
How health reform might cause harm
Do no harm: There’s an infection hospitals can nearly always prevent. Why don’t they?
CVS Health quit tobacco—and now it’s quitting the Chamber of Commerce
CVS, which stopped selling tobacco products, said the Chamber of Commerce’s position ran counter to its mission
Theranos strikes deal with Capital BlueCross, lands on East Coast
The diagnostics disruptor and an insurer of a 1.3 million are taking affordable lab tests directly to patients.
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.
Mayo Makes Case for Medicare Reimbursement for Telemedicine
Superbug threat prompts West to revisit Soviet-era virus therapy
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/02/us-health-bacteriophages-insight-idUSKCN0PC1FO20150702
Two plates coated with drug-resistant bacteria with a mutation called NDM 1 and then exposed to various antibiotics are seen at the Health Protection Agency in north London, Britain in this March 9, 2011 file photo.
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 