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[CaRP] Can't open cache file. Yahoo! News Search Results for health Yahoo! News Search Results for health The growing momentum for health-care reform (Seattle Times) Piece by piece, the stage is being set for the long-overdue effort to rebuild America's creaky health-care system into one that can meet... Health Highlights: Feb. 3, 2007 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News) Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: Health bills focus on uninsured (The Arizona Republic) The discussion about universal health care is heating up in Arizona, with a bill in the state Legislature and at least two groups exploring 2008 ballot initiatives. Plan to close government health agency irks scientists (Seattle Times) Medical specialists and former military officials are protesting the planned dismantling of a Defense Department health agency whose origin... Texas group fills need for free mental health care (Houston Chronicle) Lawyers take pro bono cases, so why not therapists? That's the idea behind a new drive by the Mental Health Association of Greater Houston to create a network of psychologists and therapists who can take at least one needy patient free of charge. Larger health systems also benefit from partnerships, shared resources (Akron... Patients don't necessarily need to leave the small town where they live to get care from a big-city hospital. Throughout the region, more community hospitals have been looking to team up with larger health care systems in Akron or Cleveland to boost their long-term financial stability, stave off competition and expand available services for patients. Romney distancing himself from state health plan (Deseret Morning News) With signs emerging that his signature health-care plan faces hurdles, former Gov. Mitt Romney has begun to distance himself from the new law and is suggesting that Democrats will be to blame if the plan falters. He saved cans for health, charity (St. Petersburg Times) ST. PETERSBURG - For more than 15 years, Glenn M. Banker picked up empty cans in West Virginia, New York and Florida. The walking he did along littered roads and highways was good for his health, and he gave the recycling money he earned to charity. Catholic Health System (WIVB Buffalo) Formed under 4 religious sponsors, the Catholic Health System provides health care to hundreds of thousands of Western New Yorkers across a network of four hospitals, eleven primary care centers, six diagnostic and treatment centers, a free standing surgery center, seven long term care facilities, two adult homes, three home care agencies, counseling services, social service, and behavioral ... Program focuses on health care (The Republican) SPRINGFIELD - The city's Urban League Inc. will celebrate its 95th anniversary on Tuesday with a dinner program calling attention to disparities in health care for minorities. Newsfeed display by CaRP |