Week of December 28, 2015 Archives

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Monday, December 28
Most without Medicaid Are Working Poor
O'Donnell & Ungar, USA Today
Slowing Enrollment Means Trouble for ACA
Robert Calandra, Man. Care
Employers Get Extension for ACA Reporting
Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, AP
Insurers to Be Fined for Outdated Doctor Directories
Melinda Beck, WSJ
Few Consequences For HIPAA Violators
Ornstein & Waldman, ProPublica
The Huge Backlog of Unapproved Generic Drugs
Sheila Kaplan, Stat
People Who Overdose Can Still Get Rx Painkillers
Karen Kaplan, LAT
Medicare Falls Short for IV Home Therapy
Marie McCullough, Phila. Inq.
Remote Patient Monitoring Market Booming
Jessica Davis, HC IT News
New Era In Medicare Hospice, End-Of-Life Policy
Taylor, et al., HA Blog
Not-for-Profit Hospital Borrowing Rebounds
Melanie Evans, Mod. HC
Gene Editing Tool Hailed As a Breakthrough
Joe Palca, NPR
Not Hard to Treat HIV, Unless You're Poor
Barbara Feder Ostrov, KQED
Generosity Won't Fix our Shortage of Organs
Sally Satel, Washington Post
The Real Cost of Outrageous Drug Prices
Dickstein, Kruzan & Antar, USAT
Tuesday, December 29
Break Likely in Planned Parenthood Funding Battle
Jackie Calmes, NYT
Survey: What Patients and Doctors Think about Opioids
WebMD
CMS Finalizes Prior Authorization Rule for DME
Michael Sandler, MH
Stealth Attempt to Defeat Aging at Google's Calico
Mark Bergen, Re/code
Seeking Solutions to Health Care for the Poor
Ungar & O'Donnell, USAT
The Dangers of 'Outcome Switching' in Drug Trials
Julia Belluz, Vox
Draft of New Prescribing Guidelines Stirs Debate
Robert Siegel, NPR
Do National Health Rankings Matter?
Parente & Frogner, Inside Sources
Privacy Violations Rising at VA Facilities
Waldman & Ornstein, ProPublica
The Affordable Care Act's Frightening Future
Stephen Parente, USAT
Your Cells. Their Research. Your Permission?
Rebecca Skloot, N.Y. Times
Wednesday, December 30
Drink to Your Health (in Moderation)
Aaron E. Carroll, Upshot
How to Avoid a New Year's Day Hangover
Rachel Feltman, Wash. Post
More Americans Are Drinking Themselves to Death
German Lopez, Vox
Orthorexia: The Dangers of Healthy Eating
Kerri Link Heckert, Phila. Inq.
Holiday Health Myths Debunked
Madison Park, CNN
The Deadliest Day of the Year
Christopher Ingraham, Wonkblog
Taking Holiday Heart Attacks More Seriously
Ryan Hoskins, Stat
Doctors Who Cook Might Give Better Advice
Christina Farr, NPR
Thursday, December 31
Six Big Health Care Trends for 2016
Susan DeVore, Health Affairs Blog
Health Care Changes in 2015 and Beyond
Michael Hiltzik, L.A. Times
Medical & Health News That Stuck With Us in 2015
New York Times
Most Notable Medical Findings of 2015
Jerome Groopman, New Yorker
What Happened in Biotech in 2015
Keith Speights, Motley Fool
2015: The Year of the Hacker
JK Wall, The Health Care Blog
Gallup's Top 10 Well-Being Discoveries of 2015
Alyssa Davis, Gallup
Health Costs Top $4.9 Trillion In 2015
Chris Conover, Apothecary
Friday, January 1
In the Netherlands, Poor Kids See the Doctor More
Jeff Guo, Wash. Post
Bennet Omalu on Racism in U.S. Science
Susan Berger, Washington Post
Should We Engineer Future Humans?
Bina Venkataraman, Pacific Std.
Babies in the Womb Aren't So Sterile After All
Alice Park, Time
Why You Get Junk Mail from Health Charities
Rebecca Robbins, Stat
They Don't Call 'em Bloodcurdling for Nothing
Chas. Bankhead, MedPage
18 Must-Follow Twitter Accounts about Health
Helen Branswell, Stat
Life Science Limericks
Meghana Keshavan, MedCityNews
Sunday, January 3
Many Choose IRS Penalties over Health Insurance
Abby Goodnough, NYT
More Turn to Faith-Based Groups for Coverage
Stephanie Armour, WSJ
ACA Insurers Sweeten Plans With Free Doctor Visits
Phil Galewitz, KHN
Stronger Obamacare Faces New Fights in 2016
Peter Sullivan, The Hill
GOP Promises 'Replace' Bill after 'Repeal' Vote
Chad Pergram, Fox News
Vote to Repeal Health Law Marks Testy Start to 2016
Erica Werner, AP
Ky. Can't Reform Medicaid with Waiver
Josh Archambault, Apothecary
N.J. Factory Turns To Medicaid to Insure Employees
Fred Mogul, NPR
Why Denmark Dumped Medical Malpractice
Pierce & Allen, ProPublica
Health Care M&A Activity Likely to Stay Strong
Beth Kutscher, Mod. HC
Merged Insurers Have No Reason To Reduce Prices
JK Wall, THCB
What's Behind Medical Research Momentum
Kimberly Leonard, US News
The Lingering Health Effects of the Civil War
Carolyn Johnson, Wonkblog
Kill Pain and Addiction
Bloomberg View
2016 Must Be the Year of Mental Health Reform
Tim Murphy, Examiner
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