The Cost of Health Care
Increasing Costs
Americans want quality medical care despite its increasingly high cost. In 1970 the United States spent a little more than 7 percent of its gross domestic prod...
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The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry is considering sharply
raising the monthly allowance to foster families to about 60,000 yen
per child from the current 34,000 yen, ministry sources said...
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Jan 15 (Reuters) - Turmoil since presidential and
parliamentary elections has killed at least 612 people,
jeopardised Kenya's democratic credentials, damaged one of
Africa's brightest economies an...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One measure of the troubled
state of U.S. health care is the hordes of idealistic young
people lining up to fix it. A generation ago, college kids interested in health would...
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If the uk's office of fair trading (OFT) is to be believed, Brits are overpaying for their medicines to the tune of £500 million a year. That's the conclusion the OFT came to in its long-await...
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In 2004, President Bush presented a formidable challenge to the health care industry when he called for widespread adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) in the United States and the creation...
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Abstract
Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is the cause of more than 13 million hospitalizations and emergency room visits annually in the United States. Treatment options currently include pha...
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The Cost of Health Care
Japan's welfare ministry eyes boosting allowance to foster families
