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With expert help, we're digging deeper into Mitt Romney's specifics on how he would reform health care.

Health care has changed radically in the last decade. Yet we're still using outdated statistics on medical errors. Why?

Medicaid audit program, healthcare reform and small businesses, stress, Greece and environmental regulations.

Patient activist Helen Haskell argues that we won't be able to prevent medical errors unless we get a better handle on just how many errors there are.

Today would have been easier if I did not give a damn. Easier if suffering was not real. Much easier, if I did not care. ...

If you’ve produced innovative work in multimedia storytelling this year, you may qualify to enter the 2012 Online Journalism Awards. Eight awards come with a total of $33,000 in prize money, courtesy of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and the Gannett Foundation.

Early elective deliveries - when doctor has mom give birth a bit early for convenience - can be harmful to baby but benefit hospitals' bottom line. Where does your hospital stand?

Did the writers at "Silent Witness" know that their Helen Karamides character was such a close match for Dr. Waney Squier (except, of course, for the parts about the suicide, the alcoholism, and the theft of infant brains)?

An big increase in CT scanning, the potential for Supreme Court fallout, the human microbiome mapped, cancer survivors increase and more from our Daily Briefing.

A secret location in Kampala, Uganda has seen LGBT people attend voluntary HIV counselling and testing (VCT)....