Diana Manos
Lawmakers came one step closer this week to blocking an estimated $20 billion in Medicaid cuts proposed by the Department of Health and Human Services. The House...
When it comes to reaching the public with important health messages, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found it's best to go to the people - not to wait for them to come to you....
The Joint Commission launched a national campaign Friday to promote a patient's ability to understand information about healthcare. Navigating the healthcare system can be d...
Despite the outcome of the 2008 presidential election – whether it be Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama or John McCain – experts say healthcare is destined for a major change next year....
A study released in late March by the Government Accountability Office indicates nearly 7 million, or 80 percent, of college students have insurance through private or public health plans. ...
A study published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine reports that 59 percent of U.S. physicians support the idea of national health insurance....
A new study has found that consumers are slow to adopt consumer-directed health plans (CDHPs), though supporters claim interest will grow. CDHPs are typically compri...
MARCH MARKED the five-year anniversary of the "shock and awe" beginning of our War in Iraq, and all over D.C., the country – and for that matter, the world – there was discussion of i...
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality released its annual state healthcare quality report Wednesday, showing disappointing gains. According to the "State Snapshots"...
The annual Medicare Trustees report, released Tuesday, indicates Medicare spending is growing faster than the economy, potentially leaving the Medicare Hospital Trust Fund under-financed within the ne...