Many New Jersey Residents Concerned About Health Care
Friday, October 5th, 2007About 50% of New Jersey’s residents said they believe “fundamental changes are needed” for the state’s health care system.
About 50% of New Jersey’s residents said they believe “fundamental changes are needed” for the state’s health care system.
More than 10,780 children eligible for Medicaid in Maryland have not received dental care in at least four years.
The tentative contract between United Auto Workers and General Motors would reduce the number of health plans available to about 412,000 unionized workers.
FDA is implementing a number of changes to speed the approval process for generic drugs and reduce a backlog of more than 1,000 generic drug applications.
Congressional Democratic leaders will not compromise with President Bush on SCHIP.
CMS plans to advance a “means testing” proposal that would require higher-income Medicare beneficiaries to pay higher premiums and deductibles under the Medicare prescription drug benefit.
The number of uninsured U.S. residents younger than 65 rose to 46.4 million people, or 17.9% of that population.
Baltimore will join CDC’s national campaign to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and education.
Microsoft launched a secure Web site that allows users to store and to share their personal health records at no cost.
Kentucky gubernatorial candidates discussed their views on abortion rights.