A remarkable success by Santorum – a devastating night Romney

Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum claimed a remarkable trifecta of wins and massive surge of momentum by sweeping Mitt Romney in all three contests in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri. Santorum’s victories are all the more remarkable considering Romney’s...

Gingrich on healthcare

First, you can make a lot of money working in this sector. Second, solutions sound a lot like Obama’s. “The health center advocated, among other things, requiring that “anyone who earns more than $50,000 a...

Swallowing the medicine depends on who prescribed it

Dr. Democrat tried to get Americans to swallow healthcare reform. Before they could get their prescriptions filled, Republicans blocked the road to the pharmacy and the hospital. Now, Dr. Republican is proposing a...

Something more important than the Supreme Court on Obamacare

How much does it cost? The Court’s judgment about the legality of certain requirements in the healthcare law is essential and its views will affect future legislation and action no doubt. But today, I watched...

Obama asks Supreme Court to sort out Obamacare

Ruling please Feeling that lower courts delivered deficient findings, Obama is advancing his healthcare legislation on appeal to the Supreme Court. The outcome should provide more definitive guidance for future...

Socialized services work: healthcare

The outcome is affordable healthcare for all Americans and all Americans will pay for that.Healthcare, under the Obama approach, is a shared service, administered centrally through dispersed local channels,...

disaster mitigation

a·me·lio·rate/əˈmēlyəˌrāt/ Verb: Make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better. mit·i·gate/ˈmitəˌgāt/Verb 1. Make less severe, serious, or painful: "he wanted to mitigate misery in the world". 2. Lessen the gravity of (an offense or mistake). These are the...

Arrest me, I need healthcare

The new American way This is so pathetic. A man needs healthcare but he is out of work and has no insurance. He robbed a bank for $1 so he would be arrested and so he could request medical care while in jail....

U.S. EMR Market to reach $6 Billion mark by 2015

As per leading market research firm "MarketsandMarkets" The Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Market to reach $6 Billion mark by 2015. See the news here...

Kidney cancer patients beaten by medicine bill

It is very hard to keep hope when you have been diagnosed with cancer. It happened to me. My blood pressure was sky high. I was diagnosed with hypertension. I took blood pressure medicine, though it was very hard...

Euthanasia and the Right to Die

By Sam Vaknin Author of "Malignant Self-love: Narcissism Revisited"I. Definitions of Types of EuthanasiaEuthanasia, whether in a medical setting (hospital, clinic, hospice) or not (at home) is often erroneously described as "mercy killing". Most forms of euthanasia are,...

Social Values and the Health System

By Sam Vaknin Author of "Malignant Self-love: Narcissism Revisited" There are as many health systems and models as there are countries. This is because healthcare is a public good and, thus, reflects the social and cultural values of the societies that design and adopt...

The question is not Medicare Reform, it is healthcare for all

I just got this blip from the Concord Coalition that discusses Medicare. Look, here is the deal, some people in our society run out of resources to pay for basic living expenses. They grew old and despite their...

Healthcare in the judicial clouds

The Newsweek slant is that mixed legal opinions provide cloud cover so that the Obama healthcare plan can at least get off the ground. (Mixed metaphor-maybe). " “For now, the disparity in legal opinions is good...

Healthcare victory from defeat

First Ezra Klein points out politics of the judiciary: 2 Judges found the mandatory healthcare aspect Constitutional (they were Clinton appointees). The Bush appointee ruled against. So, Judge Hudson ruled against...

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