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A top state health regulator has quit amid questions about the hefty pay raises he received during the past three years.

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DHEC health regulator quits | The Herald – Rock Hill, SC

A majority of middle-class Americans say their methods of cutting back spending in the past year are making them healthier, according to new survey results.

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The Link Between Frugality and Health – Bucks Blog – NYTimes.com

A nearly year-long effort to shepherd comprehensive health care reform legislation through Congress faced a crucial hurdle. Throughout the past week, Reid and Schumer had worked with a group of ten Democratic Senators (five progressives …

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Barack Obama, Campaign Manager: How The 2008 Playbook Passed …

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Propel Fitness Water | AURAL FITNESS

Consider this from a White House memo: “While there has been improvements in health status of Indians in the past 15 years, a loss of momentum can further slow the already sluggish rate of approach to parity. …

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Measuring the progress in native health – life expectancy for …

In honor of the on-going NBA playoffs, the week’s edition of the Health Wonk Review will examine the top 16 health policy posts written over the past two weeks. The worthy authors have shown terrific vision and an ability to make slam …

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Healthcare Economist · Health Wonk Review: NBA Playoffs Edition

In the past four years, health reform has expanded health care access to over 400000 Massachusetts residents. At 97.4%, Massachusetts has the highest rate of insurance coverage in the nation.

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A Healthy Blog » Not Just Budget: Important Health Reform Bills …

For the most part, Americans don’t understand the details of the new health reform law. This is understandable – the law is complicated, it’s not in effect yet and the political noise of the past year obscured a lot of the policy.

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When it Comes to the Health Care Law, Confusion Reigns – Swampland …

This week in mobile health news brings what appears to be the departure of a company MobiHealthNews has tracked since we published our first issue: AllOne Mobile (AOM). AOM and its partner Diversinet have been in court for the past few …

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Redux: Mobile health's April showers | mobihealthnews

David Orentlicher (Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis) has posted Health Care Law: A Field of Gaps (Annals of Health Law, Vol. 19, No

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Legal Theory Blog: Orentlicher on Health Care Law