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NFIB unveils how the new healthcare law will impact the nation's small businesses through a variety of new taxes, mandates and regulations over the next ten years. http://nfib.com/healthreform...
Will digitization help alleviate the healthcare system's quality and efficiency shortcomings? How do we evolve toward a more consumer-centric healthcare system? Agarwal discusses the challenges and opportunities offered by health information technologies.
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Many small business owners say they can't afford to provide health care for their employees, while others who can afford coverage say they're not satisfied with what they have. The AP's Mark Carlson looks at two small businesses near Chicago. (July 22)...
Eyewitness News journalists Mandy Wiener and Taurai Maduna report on talks between government and several trad unions representing doctors over pay increases. The strike by some of the medical professionals has caused controversy, with some people arguing doctors should not be allowed to down tools....
Interview and discussion with Jeffrey Kraws of the Crystal Research. He says we must not rush into health-care reform. (Bloomberg News)...
Interview and discussion with Dr. Robert Glassman of the OrbiMed Advisors. He talks about the health-care reform President Obama is pushing. (Bloomberg News)...
On Health This Week with Donald Baillargeon, a 3-D medical device awaiting FDA approval is featured....
SynDaver™ Labs manufactures the world's most sophisticated synthetic human tissues, cadavers, and body parts. Our patented technologies employ replaceable muscles, tendons, arteries, veins, and organs, all made from a library of novel materials that mimic the mechanical, structural, and physico-chem...
Kevin C. Swanson and Tony Fernandes (CEO of UE Group) discuss how cool it is to have a world class company located in the heart of Willow Glen....
New technology is paving the way for doctors and researchers to study genetic diseases and plan medical procedures in virtual patients, much like pilots use flight simulators for emergency drills.
The technology is called CAVEman, which stands for Cave Automatic Virtual Environment. Projectors p...
Senator Mark Warner hosted a conference on May 18, 2009, on health information technology. Senator Warner wanted to bring Virginia's health care providers together with national leaders of health IT to ensure that Virginia takes advantage of the $19 billion of stimulus funding that will go toward im...
The Pharmaceutical and Agriculture Chemical industries are hoping to benefit as researchers have discovered a new approach to making complex molecules.
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Report put out by The Commonwealth Fund, a foremost leader in healthcare research related to working toward a higher performance health care system, especially related to vunerable populations. The report used 37 indicators, including Quality of Care, Outcomes, Access & Availability. SOme of the fin...
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Understanding Medicare: Medicare In Simple Terms
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Shows the viewer how to receive questions or problems with Medicare quickly through toll-free telephone help numbers and provides valuable information on the latest changes to the program. Pri...
Attorney Vikki Ziegler is a guest on the Fox Business Channel where they are debating if your lifestyle choices in regards to your health could potentially be grounds of dismissal....
A bad economy can impact people's health as well as their wealth. Carol Pearson reports on the impact plunging stock markets are having on Americans....
In 2007, an international marketing firm which monitors the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries reported global sales in drugs generated at least $640 billion the previous year. One report indicates that U.S. drug companies spent more than $11 billion on promotion of its products to American do...
Complete program at: http://fora.tv/fora/showthread.php?t=273
Former Wall Street analyst Andy Kessler talks about the future of medical nanotechnology and its possible effects on the economics of the medical industry.
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Former Wall Street analyst, Andy Kessler, follows the money into the fron...
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Micro and nanotechnologies are revolutionising medicine
'Almost invisible' tools are being developed by European researchers to discover diseases earlier and to treat patients better. The miniaturisation...
