Fix health care? Mayos on the case (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) May 5, 2007 21:44:56ROCHESTER For more than 100 years, the Mayo Clinic has treated U.S. presidents and Minnesota farmers alike. Now it wants to cure the sickest patient of all: American health care. Mayo leaders have been crisscrossing the country in recent months, making stops at Harvard, in Washington and elsewhere to build support for their ambitious plan. Their goal is to reinvent the way Americans receive and ... - [Read more] |
Public-Health Clinics Get Reprieve (RedNova) May 5, 2007 19:15:36By Keith Ervin, Seattle Times May 5--Two public-health clinics that were threatened with closure because of funding problems will stay open at least until the end of 2008, King County Executive Ron Sims and County Councilman Bob Ferguson announced Friday. - [Read more] |
Pa. unlikely to follow Va. on broad mental health gun restriction (phillyburbs.com) May 5, 2007 18:04:48HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Rendell administration is examining laws that control who may buy guns in Pennsylvania in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shootings, but the governor is unlikely to follow his Virginia counterparts lead and call for barring firearms sales to anyone ordered to get mental-health treatment, a top administration aide said. - [Read more] |
Patients win right to know (Toronto Star) May 5, 2007 15:25:33For the first time, Ontario patients will be able to easily discover if a doctor has been found guilty of medical malpractice, has a criminal conviction and why or what limits have been put on a physicians licence. - [Read more] |
Analysis: Tobacco, taxes and healthcare (UPI) May 5, 2007 02:13:00In an ironic twist announced this week, Indianas healthcare reform package -- one of the nations most creative proposals passed at the state level to date -- will be financed by a 44-cent cigarette tax increase. - [Read more] |
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