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Five million children who are eligible for Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) have not been enrolled, noted HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in Chicago on November 6 at the National Children’s Health Insurance Summit, and she is... Full Article at eMaxHealth
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Buried in the bowels of House Speaker Nancy Pelosis 2,000-page healthcare reform bill is a powerful carrot for states that agree to give up on tort reform and a stick to wallop those that wont. Full Article at NewsMax
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 02: Helath and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius (R) announces that pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will pay a record $2.3 billion settlement for illegal drug promotion with Associate Attorney General Tom Perrilli (L) at the... View Photo »
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Dr. Benjamin will quickly become America's doctor as our next Surgeon General. Her deep knowledge and strong medical skills, her commitment to her patients, and her ability to inspire the people she interacts with every day will serve her well as Surgeon General ... She will be an integral part of our H...
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Today, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) asked Health and Human Service (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to investigate why the Center for Disease Control (CDC) approved the distribution of the H1NI vaccine to Wall Street... Full Article at Corrente
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5 Nov 2009 // Washington, D.C. – Today, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) asked Health and Human Service (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to investigate why the Center for Disease Control (CDC) approved the distribution of... Full Article at Suburban Guerrilla
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WASHINGTON — Amid intense lobbying by the Obama administration, House Democratic leaders struggled Friday for the final votes needed to pass sweeping health care legislation, weighing fresh concessions to abortion opponents and working to ease concerns... Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 02: Associate Attorney General Tom Perrilli (C) announces that pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will pay a record $2.3 billion settlement for illegal drug promotion during a news conference with Health and Human Services Secretary Kat... View Photo »
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In a letter sent Tuesday to Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of Health and Human Services, Sens. Joseph Lieberman (I., Conn.) and Susan Collins (R., Maine) praised the government's initial steps on the H1N1 swine flu, but said they now have 'strong concerns' about the fallout from faulty estimates for how m...
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The threat of swine flu is no easy challenge for working mothers in cases where early childcare programmes are unavailable. Full Article at Al-Ahram Weekly
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CREW urge HHS to investigate CDC's approval to distribute H1NI vaccine to Wall Street firms
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Dr. Benjamin will quickly become America's doctor as our next Surgeon General. Her deep knowledge and strong medical skills, her commitment to her patients, and her ability to inspire the people she interacts with every day will serve her well as Surgeon General ... She will be an integral part of our H...
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In a letter sent Tuesday to Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of Health and Human Services, Sens. Joseph Lieberman (I., Conn.) and Susan Collins (R., Maine) praised the government's initial steps on the H1N1 swine flu, but said they now have 'strong concerns' about the fallout from faulty estimates for how m...
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Dr. Benjamin will quickly become America's doctor as our next Surgeon General. Her deep knowledge and strong medical skills, her commitment to her patients, and her ability to inspire the people she interacts with every day will serve her well as Surgeon General ... She will be an integral part of our H...
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Democratic governors have raised concerns about the House healthcare bill, but some of them backtracked this summer. The Democratic governors, including Brian Schweitzer (Mont.) and Martin O’Malley (Md.), accused staff at the National Governors Association of giving them false information after a meetin...
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Thousands of women and their families are impacted by breast cancer ... We are fighting for health reform that will help improve treatment for women with breast cancer and doing all we can to encourage women to take the simple steps that can help prevent this disease.
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There will be more than enough doses of the H1N1 vaccine to go around in the United States, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said Thursday. 'The notion that because target groups are supposed to get it first, that there won't be enough, that we're leaving people behind, needs to be ...
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Thousands of women and their families are impacted by breast cancer ... We are fighting for health reform that will help improve treatment for women with breast cancer and doing all we can to encourage women to take the simple steps that can help prevent this disease.
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Approximately 1 percent of overall health care costs nationwide are attributable to malpractice premiums, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told reporters at the White House. It is unclear how much money could be saved by the elimination of unnecessary tests conducted due to a fear o...
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We are saddened and unhappy about the level of illness and death caused by H1N1 flu and share the frustration of Americans who are eager to be vaccinated
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While Kansas and North Carolina have a few little rivalries going on, [Hagan and I] have had a great time working together on health care issues, and particularly for rural citizens in this country because both of us come from states with a significant rural population
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Americans who live in rural communities have a harder time finding the doctor they need and getting the care they deserve and their health suffers ... Americans in rural communities also face some of the nation’s highest rates of obesity and high blood pressure and they struggle to get affordable health...
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The national emergency is to give the Department of Health and Human Services some flexible authority in case it's needed
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Today, breast cancer patients incur thousands of dollars in debt, and breast cancer survivors struggle to get the affordable care they need ... Health insurance reform will bring costs down, make care more affordable and prevent insurance companies from discriminating against breast cancer survivors.
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Today, breast cancer patients incur thousands of dollars in debt, and breast cancer survivors struggle to get the affordable care they need ... Health insurance reform will bring costs down, make care more affordable and prevent insurance companies from discriminating against breast cancer survivors.
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We are working with these 11 nations through the World Health Organization to help get the vaccines to countries particularly who can’t purchase them ... I mean, that’s really the issue -- the countries who don’t have the wherewithal to purchase vaccines.
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By releasing this money now, we are helping to provide needed assistance to those individuals in New Mexico who otherwise might not be able to afford heat this winter ... This program helps to offset seasonal energy costs for low income families, leaving more of their income to use for other necessities...
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One in 8 women will have breast cancer at some point in their life, but fewer women are dying from it because of medical advances in detection and treatment ... Other than skin cancer, breast cancer is still the most common type of cancer among women in the United States. This guide underscores the impo...
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One in 8 women will have breast cancer at some point in their life, but fewer women are dying from it because of medical advances in detection and treatment ... Other than skin cancer, breast cancer is still the most common type of cancer among women in the United States. This guide underscores the impo...
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When criminals steal from Medicare, they are stealing from all of us. That's why fighting Medicare fraud is one of the Obama Administration's top priorities ... Preventing medical identify theft is an important part of our work to stop Medicare fraud, and these tools will give seniors important informat...
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A big myth about the annual flu vaccination and even the H1N1 vaccinations, soon to be available, is that they alone can make people sick ... The flu cannot be caught from a flu shot; however, if people choose not to get vaccinated, they run the risk of becoming sick or making those around them sick.
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While getting a flu vaccine is the best way for Americans to protect themselves and their families from the flu, as we wait for the H1N1 vaccine to get distributed out into local doctors offices and sites across the country, there are critically important things that Americans can be doing right now to ...
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While getting a flu vaccine is the best way for Americans to protect themselves and their families from the flu, as we wait for the H1N1 vaccine to get distributed out into local doctors offices and sites across the country, there are critically important things that Americans can be doing right now to ...
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Flu.gov is a one-stop clearinghouse for the latest news about the flu ... These new resources on flu.gov will help individuals get critical information on how to protect themselves and their families from the H1N1 virus. They will also help us to get accurate information out into the public realm so peo...
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This H1N1 vaccine is being made exactly the way seasonal flu vaccine has been made year in and year out
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President Obama, like most Americans, wants immediate improvements in our food safety system
