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August 29, 2008
Yakima, WA, medical school to open two more colleges
Emergency doctors dispute McCain advisor’s take on healthcare
August 28, 2008
Akron (OH) General Medical Center cries foul on rival hospital
Doctor’s visits via Web cam get thumbs up
Study: Same-day appointments lower patient satisfaction
August 27, 2008
Long-distance healthcare cuts costs, can improve outcomes
August 26, 2008
Stanford to limit drug maker financing
Iraq says 650 doctors have returned from exile
Doctors reinvent their offices to build improved ties with patients
August 25, 2008
South Carolina Medicaid to quit paying for errors
August 22, 2008
HHS: Doctors can refuse to provide abortions
August 21, 2008
Des Moines, IA, medical center addresses need for family doctors
A healthy dose of independence
Striking jump in consumers seeking healthcare information
Physician groups earn performance payments for quality care
California officials plan to appeal Medi-Cal ruling
New Mexico center to blend Eastern, Western medicine
Study: HPV vaccine by age 21 a sound public health investment
California doctors may be required to explain end-of-life rights to patients
August 20, 2008
439,000 more get health coverage in Massachusetts
Judge blocks California's cut in Medi-Cal fees
Milwaukee-area doctor group members to join Wheaton Franciscan, Aurora Advanced
Florida Board of Medicine drops plan to hike fees for copies of medical records
Orange County, CA, supervisors wrangle over doctors’ funding
August 19, 2008
California doctors can’t refuse treatment to gays on religious grounds, court rules
Merck faces another round of criticism
$11 million verdict in Pennsylvania malpractice case
August 18, 2008
Illinois’ medical malpractice law on trial
Cuba reaps goodwill from doctor diplomacy
Some Texas foster kids’ doctors have drug firm ties
FDA weighs training to dispense narcotics
August 15, 2008
Healthcare prognosis brightens for New Orleans
Drugs often rival angioplasty, study finds
August 14, 2008
Profession ponders why there are so few female neurosurgeons
Lawsuit alleges kickbacks paid to Pittsburgh-area doctors
Canada’s Olympic doctors: A behind-the-scenes look
Early test for cancer isn’t always best course
What not to do when being audited by Medicare
Bedside manner matters most in doctor choice
August 13, 2008
22% of Americans surveyed cut visits to doctor
Harvard Vanguard’s credit status improves
Life sciences firms anxious about Massachusetts rules on gifts to doctors
August 12, 2008
Report: Family doctors scarce
Massachusetts businesses rip healthcare proposal
New York governor seeks cuts of $1 billion
August 11, 2008
Hospitals try to calm doctors’ outbursts
Panels address physician shortage in Maryland
Massachusetts leaders nip, tuck healthcare policy
Guaranteed healthcare key plank in Dems’ platform
Doctor campaigns for iPhone drug application
Washington, DC’s Medicaid rules criticized
August 8, 2008
New York City Hospitals Corporation board member resigns as inquiry starts
Older Hispanics find healthcare lacking in Florida
Six rules doctors need to know
Leavitt says new rules are not anti-birth control
August 7, 2008
Mistakes to cost Illinois hospitals
In era of pills, fewer psychiatrists doing talk therapy
Ontario doctor uses lotteries to pare down patient list
Florida International University medical school flooded with aspirants
August 6, 2008
Average ER waiting time nears one hour, CDC says
August 5, 2008
New York hospitals create outcry in foreign deal
Physician to open concierge medical practice in Mequon, WI
Millions with chronic disease get little to no treatment
August 4, 2008
University of California doctors treat inmates through video program
Medical residents lack sleep, despite policy change
August 1, 2008
Medicare adds to do-not-pay list
Boston adds a doctor referral service
Yakima, WA, medical school to open two more colleges
Emergency doctors dispute McCain advisor’s take on healthcare
Akron (OH) General Medical Center cries foul on rival hospital
Doctor’s visits via Web cam get thumbs up
Study: Same-day appointments lower patient satisfaction
Long-distance healthcare cuts costs, can improve outcomes
Stanford to limit drug maker financing
Iraq says 650 doctors have returned from exile
Doctors reinvent their offices to build improved ties with patients
South Carolina Medicaid to quit paying for errors
HHS: Doctors can refuse to provide abortions
Des Moines, IA, medical center addresses need for family doctors
A healthy dose of independence
Striking jump in consumers seeking healthcare information
Physician groups earn performance payments for quality care
California officials plan to appeal Medi-Cal ruling
New Mexico center to blend Eastern, Western medicine
Study: HPV vaccine by age 21 a sound public health investment
California doctors may be required to explain end-of-life rights to patients
439,000 more get health coverage in Massachusetts
Judge blocks California's cut in Medi-Cal fees
Milwaukee-area doctor group members to join Wheaton Franciscan, Aurora Advanced
Florida Board of Medicine drops plan to hike fees for copies of medical records
Orange County, CA, supervisors wrangle over doctors’ funding
California doctors can’t refuse treatment to gays on religious grounds, court rules
Merck faces another round of criticism
$11 million verdict in Pennsylvania malpractice case
Illinois’ medical malpractice law on trial
Cuba reaps goodwill from doctor diplomacy
Some Texas foster kids’ doctors have drug firm ties
FDA weighs training to dispense narcotics
Healthcare prognosis brightens for New Orleans
Drugs often rival angioplasty, study finds
Profession ponders why there are so few female neurosurgeons
Lawsuit alleges kickbacks paid to Pittsburgh-area doctors
Canada’s Olympic doctors: A behind-the-scenes look
Early test for cancer isn’t always best course
What not to do when being audited by Medicare
Bedside manner matters most in doctor choice
22% of Americans surveyed cut visits to doctor
Harvard Vanguard’s credit status improves
Life sciences firms anxious about Massachusetts rules on gifts to doctors
Report: Family doctors scarce
Massachusetts businesses rip healthcare proposal
New York governor seeks cuts of $1 billion
Hospitals try to calm doctors’ outbursts
Panels address physician shortage in Maryland
Massachusetts leaders nip, tuck healthcare policy
Guaranteed healthcare key plank in Dems’ platform
Doctor campaigns for iPhone drug application
Washington, DC’s Medicaid rules criticized
New York City Hospitals Corporation board member resigns as inquiry starts
Older Hispanics find healthcare lacking in Florida
Six rules doctors need to know
Leavitt says new rules are not anti-birth control
Mistakes to cost Illinois hospitals
In era of pills, fewer psychiatrists doing talk therapy
Ontario doctor uses lotteries to pare down patient list
Florida International University medical school flooded with aspirants
Average ER waiting time nears one hour, CDC says
New York hospitals create outcry in foreign deal
Physician to open concierge medical practice in Mequon, WI
Millions with chronic disease get little to no treatment
University of California doctors treat inmates through video program
Medical residents lack sleep, despite policy change
Medicare adds to do-not-pay list
Boston adds a doctor referral service
