The Obama administration today declared that Alzheimer's disease is one of the country's biggest health challenges and unveiled the first national Alzheimer's strategy.
Read the original:
Health: First National Alzheimer's Plan « CBS Philly
May 15, 2012
Health: First National Alzheimer's Plan « CBS Philly
May 14, 2012
David Behan reflects on the progress of health and wellbeing boards
David Behan, Director General of Social Care, Local Government and Care Partnerships, took time out during a recent learning and sharing summit for health and wellbeing boards to record a short video.
Link:
David Behan reflects on the progress of health and wellbeing boards
May 13, 2012
Teens At Children's Health Center Celebrate Prom … – CBS New York
Teenagers across the country are getting ready to celebrate prom season and patients at the Komansky Center For Children's Health aren't missing a beat.
Continue reading here:
Teens At Children's Health Center Celebrate Prom … – CBS New York
May 11, 2012
Zimbabwe’s ailing health service
With an average of one hundred children under five dying each day, it may be hard to believe Zimbabawe was once the country of choice for medical treatment in Africa.
The rest is here:
Zimbabwe’s ailing health service
May 10, 2012
AIDS Support Not Eclipsing Other Health Efforts in Rwanda …
A flood of donations to fight AIDS in Rwanda does not appear to be undermining efforts to address malaria, malnutrition, and other health problems in the country, The New York Times writes, citing newly released Brandeis …
See the article here:
AIDS Support Not Eclipsing Other Health Efforts in Rwanda …
May 7, 2012
New Report: Health Care Law Invests in Nurses | The White House
The Obama Administration is committed to educating new nurses, improving the training of today's nurses, and placing nurses in the parts of the country where they are needed most.
Continued here:
New Report: Health Care Law Invests in Nurses | The White House
May 4, 2012
Viewpoints: Limited Choices For Prescriptions; Health Mandate Is …
A selection of editorials and opinions on health care policy from around the country.
Link:
Viewpoints: Limited Choices For Prescriptions; Health Mandate Is …
May 3, 2012
Coping with dwindling funding for HIV/Aids
www.ntv.co.ke Since HIV was declared a disaster in 1999, the government has heavily relied on external donors to fund programmes to fight the pandemic. But now health experts are raising the red flag amid signs that donor funds may be running dry. On health assignment tonight NTV’s Pamela Asigi reports on how dwindling aid is already taking a toll on HIV patients across the country.
Read the original post:
Coping with dwindling funding for HIV/Aids
April 24, 2012
Ending 'Obamacare' Would Cause Huge Harm To Health Care …
According to the Democratically-appointed public trustee of the Medicare program, the elimination of the Affordable Care Act wouldn't just spell doom for “Obamacare,” but for Medicare and the entirety of the country's ailing …
The rest is here:
Ending 'Obamacare' Would Cause Huge Harm To Health Care …
Ending 'Obamacare' Would Cause Huge Harm To Health Care …
According to the Democratically-appointed public trustee of the Medicare program, the elimination of the Affordable Care Act wouldn't just spell doom for “Obamacare,” but for Medicare and the entirety of the country's ailing …
Continue reading here:
Ending 'Obamacare' Would Cause Huge Harm To Health Care …