Why does California's governor want to take back $1 billion in money dedicated to children's health? Answers and more in our Daily Briefing.
President Obama’s support for a bill that would let states opt out of national health reform mandates early to come up with their own plans has been described variously as “a bomb,” a “major concession” to reform’s critics, or “calling the Republicans’ bluff.”
But is it any single one of these things? Not so much. Here’s some context and a look at some analysis of Obama’s highly-publicized support for the Wyden-Brown state waiver bill, which he announced to the nation’s state governors on Monday.
Today's Reporting on Health Daily Briefing is keeping up with health care reform battles, grammar wars and hospitals' care for illegal immigrants.
A Commonwealth Fund survey compares the states on childrens' health care access and treatment, and California ranks in the bottom quartile.
The batterings and bruisings and infections and rapes. You began to wonder how anyone survives homelessness. And why couldn't they come in for medical treatment when something went wrong?
A new poll shows that Americans are feeling more conflicted than ever about health reform. Plus more from our Daily Briefing!
Does our drinking water have too much fluoride in it? Answers and more in our Daily Briefing.
For your Friday reading, here's what's not to miss in today's Daily Briefing.
Today's Daily Briefing picks are about cost of care and quality of care, veteran health and reader feedback.
