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Thursday, July 6, 2017

Possible Return Of Lifetime Limits In GOP Health Bill Troubles Parents Of Ill Children

Parents Of Ill Children Worry About Return Of 'Lifetime Limits' In GOP Health bill by Alexandra Olgin, WFAE.  Kaiser Health News.  July 6, 2017. 
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Labels: insurance, Obamacare, policy, politics

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

10 Scientific Benefits Of Kissing: Including Cholesterol?

10 Scientific Benefits Of Kissing by Jordan Rosenfeld.  MSN.  July 3, 2017. 
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Labels: Sexuality

Interventions Make A Tragic Situation Even Worse

For Parents Of U.K. Infant, Trump's Tweet Is Latest Twist In An Agonizing Journey by Dan Bilefsky and Sewell Chan.  The New York Times.  July 4, 2017. 
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Labels: ethics, patient care, politics

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Hospital Cuts Under Senate Bill Not Offset By Additional Funding To Non Medicaid Expansion States

Would Senate Bill's Extra Payments To Non-Expansion States Offset Overall Medicaid Cuts?  Hospital Groups Say No by Harris Meyer.  Modern Healthcare.  June 29, 2017. 
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Labels: hospitals, medicaid, policy, politics

Single-Payer May Be Long Term Winner In Health Debate

The Biggest Winner In The Current Health-Care Debate:  Single Payer by Aaron Blake.  The Washington Post.  July 1, 2017. 
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Labels: policy, politics

Stress Role In Drug Abuse And Compulsive Overeating

What Cookies And Meth Have In Common by Richard A. Friedman.  The New York Times.  June 30, 2017. 
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Labels: Neuroscience, stress

Medicaid Worsens Your Health? That's A Classic Misinterpretation Of Research

Medicaid Worsens Your Health?  That's A Classic Misinterpretation Of Research by Aaron E. Carroll and Austin Frakt.  The New York Times.  July 3, 2017. 
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Labels: medicaid, policy, Research
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