Newsroom - January 2012

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June

» For state's health, it's report card time

» Choice of health plans to vary sharply from state to state

» To find out how the health law affects you, ask the president

» Sequester threatens Worcester public housing

» U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin to step down

» Harvard Pilgrim to end coverage of compounded drugs

» Health officials investigating E. coli outbreak in Wellesley

» Mass. presses Morton Hospital to reconsider closing pediatric unit

» Clipboard: Mass. officials aim to close coverage gap caused by glitch in federal health law

» Partisan gridlock extinguishes hope of routine fixes to health law

» Beth Israel Deaconess signs clinical affiliation agreement with Signature Healthcare

» Boston Medical looks to shut a site, cut 85 beds

» A Boston family's struggle with TB reveals a stubborn foe

» Report shows better outlook for Medicare

May

» AG says Partners hospital deal can advance

» New push to end inequities in payments to hospitals

» Replace 'Bay State boondoggle' with cost-based payments

» Mental services for teens avert cuts

» When nursing homes are no longer the last stop for patients

» State: Cambridge Health Alliance child psychiatry beds too critical to close

» Colorado study warns of dangers of children accidentally ingesting medical marijuana

» Festering cavities, missing teeth: Desperately needed dentistry for disabled

» Mass.tries to retain $250 million for hospitals

» A state-by-state snapshot of poverty among seniors: Findings from analysis of the supplemental poverty measure

» US won't mirror Mass. on health exchanges

» Advocates struggle to reach growing ranks of suburban poor

» New report says 1 out of 5 children has a mental disorder

» Bans of same-sex marriage can take a psychological toll

» GOP seeks to ensnare health law in IRS scandal

» Still, a question persists: How big is drug lab crisis?

» How concentrated is Mass. health market? Now you can take a look.

» Mass. Senate budget tempers Gov. Deval Patrick's transportation and education push

» State health inspections backlogged months as department pleads for money

» Poverty as a childhood disease

» Complex, flawed - and necessary: Here comes ObamaCare

» Audrey Shelto named president of Blue Cross Foundation

» Court filing suggests Mass. pharmacy blamed for meningitis outbreak misled regulators

» Health centers to help uninsured individuals gain affordable health insurance coverage

» Medicare list of hospital charges for 100 procedures shows wide variation

» Dr. Ronald Dunlap to be president of the Mass. Medical Society

» About half of adults lacked adequate health coverage in 2012

» About half of adults lacked adequate health coverage in 2012

» New worries for Democrats on health law

» Cambridge Health Alliance, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center sign affiliation agreement

» The Innovators: What the Innovation Fund for the Uninsured 2001-2010 teaches us about delivering better health care

» Clipboard: Study finds gains for mental health, but not physical health, in Medicaid recipients

» Suicide rate up sharply among middle-aged

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