Health on Townhall

• Insight: Insurers see promise in pay-for-performance health plans Tue Apr 9
  Reuters News
• Crowded California prisons fall short in mental health care: judge Mon Apr 8
  Reuters News
• Malpractice Law Is Bad for Your Health Sat Apr 6
  John C. Goodman
  One of the worst features of the American health care system is the sorry state of medical malpractice law. Fewer than 2 percent of injured patients ever file a lawsuit. Of those that do, only one in 15 receives compensation. ... more
• How the Government Could Save Move-And Protect Workers Sat Mar 30
  Trey Kovacs
  In this era of sequestration, why is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) awarding millions in grants to an organization under Congressional investigation? ... more
• Uzbek leader makes public appearance after health rumors Wed Mar 27
  Reuters News
• Wolters Kluwer's online move injects life into health business Wed Mar 27
  Reuters News
• SD Sen. Johnson to retire, cites health and age Tue Mar 26
  AP News
• Most U.S. streams, rivers in poor health for water life: EPA Tue Mar 26
  Reuters News
• Daughter of Uzbek leader tweets to deny health reports Tue Mar 26
  Reuters News
• A Health Care Solution Fri Mar 22
  Mona Charen
  The battle over health care reform is not over. Yes, the 2012 election ensured that the law would not be repealed and replaced in 2013. But when the American people are unhappy with a policy, they find a way to alter it. ... more
• FDA seeks to damp criticism over mobile health app proposals Thu Mar 21
  Reuters News
• Arkansas health plan for poor to add limited federal costs: report Mon Mar 18
  Reuters News
• Singer Morrissey cancels rest of U.S. tour due to health problems Sat Mar 16
  Reuters News
• Rapper Lil Wayne says he is fine after health scare Fri Mar 15
  Reuters News
• Supporters of Venezuela's Chavez devastated by his health setback Mon Mar 4
  Reuters News
• The Nation's Doctor Sat Mar 2
  Paul Greenberg
  The surgeon general of the United States needn't be a surgeon. And he may be a general -- or admiral -- only in name. The rank is essentially a civil office -- despite the dress whites and gold braid. ... more
• The Malignancy in Federal Medical Research Wed Feb 27
  Terry Jeffrey
  When George W. Bush was stumping as a "compassionate conservative" in the closing days of the 2000 presidential campaign, he went to Florida and repeated a campaign promise to double the funding for the National Institutes of Health. ... more
• Latest Simpson-Bowles health plan stirs worry but lacks detail Sun Feb 24
  Reuters News
• Which Government Spend the Most Per Capita on Government Healthcare: France, Italy, the United States, Sweden, Canada, Greece, or the United Kingdom? Sun Feb 24
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Thanks to government programs and backdoor intervention through the tax code, the United States healthcare system is nowhere close to a free market. ... more
• Iraq president's health improving, can now talk: doctor Sat Feb 23
  Reuters News
• Los Angeles health officials concerned about TB outbreak on skid row Fri Feb 22
  Reuters News
• Don't Get Sick: Obama's Health Insurance Premiums are Going Through the Roof Wed Feb 20
  Donald Lambro
  Brace yourselves for higher medical insurance costs that will hit young and old alike as a result of President Obama's nationalized health-care mandates. ... more
• U.S. to operate 26 state health exchanges with little local help Tue Feb 19
  Reuters News
• Man-made chemicals cited in health scourges: UN report Tue Feb 19
  Reuters News
• NY fracking decision faces further delay on health study Tue Feb 12
  Reuters News
• Cuba tones down Castro's positive words on Chavez health Tue Feb 12
  Reuters News

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