Doctors, Lawyers And Even The Bank Can Help Identify Elder Abuse
(By – Shefali Luthra, Kaiser Health News) lder abuse, which can take the form of sexual or emotional abuse, physical violence
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Donor Government International Funding for Family Planning Increased By 9 Percent In 2014
(By – Adam Wexler, Jennifer Kates, and Eric Lief – Kaiser Family Foundation) A new Kaiser Family Foundation report finds that donor
Read MoreWhen Something Goes Wrong At The Hospital, Who Pays?
(By – Shefali Luthra, Kaiser health News) When Charles Thompson checked into the hospital one July morning in 2011, he
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Soon To Plan Your ‘Driving Retirement’
(By – John Daley, Colorado Public Radio/Kaiser Health News) Harriet Kelly has one word to describe the day she stopped
Read MoreIt’s On The Test: New Questions Require Doctors To Learn About Military Medicine
(By – Julie Rovner, Kaiser Health News) Veterans Day is when America stops to thank those who have sacrificed to
Read MoreData analysis and publication of landmark NIH blood pressure study confirm that lower blood pressure target can reduce cardiovascular disease, deaths
(Source – National Institutes of Health) NIH-supported researchers are reporting more details on a landmark study that announced preliminary findings
Read MoreLarge study reports results comparing two CPR methods used by EMS providers following sudden cardiac arrest
(Source – National Institutes of Health) In a study published online today in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers
Read MoreUsing A Weight-Loss App? Study Says It Doesn’t Help Much
(By – Lynne Shallcross, Kaiser Health News) Young American adults own smartphones at a higher rate than any other age
Read MoreMarketplace Plans Covering Out-Of-Network Care Harder To Find
(By – Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News) Health plans that offer coverage of doctors and hospitals outside the plan’s network
Read MoreCalif. Medicaid Patients With Cancer Fare Worse Than Those With Other Coverage
(By – Barbara Feder Ostrov, Kaiser Health News) Cancer patients insured by California’s health plan for low-income people are less likely
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