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Share + Feb 27, 2010 10:30 am US/Eastern House GOP Bill Senate Dems Bill President Barack Obama said Saturday he is ready to compromise with Republicans on health care if they are serious about it, but that an overhaul must go forward.

Gene Signature May Improve Colon Cancer Treatment

… to more individualized therapy for cancer patients.” The research was supported by grants from National Institutes of Health. Vanderbilt University Medical Center New Biomarkers for Predicting the Spread of Colon Cancer (Jan. 18, 2010)

Closed plant provides workers a fresh start

… of the plant. “I loved that company. I loved the people who worked there.” There was no severance package, no more health insurance and no more stability. Joseph had to cut everything from landline phone to life insurance. No longer able to pay …

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Those with little or no health insurance are much closer to haveing a one-stop shop for medical care.

Senate passes landmark health care overhaul

Months ago, a delegation of Republican senators went to the White House with a request for President Barack Obama to take a more gradual approach to health care.He demurred, according to one official familiar with the meeting, saying that’s not what he promised when he ran for the White House.Now, with multiple trade-offs made, Obama and his …

Spin Meter: Republicans find creative ways to make big health care bills look even bigger

In this Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, file photo Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz., pulls a copy of the House health care bill, pages taped end-to-end, through the crowd during a rally against health care reform on Capitol Hill in Washington.

As banks build capital, Treasury wants TARP to focus on lending, continued stability

Big banks are roaring back. At crisis’ edge last year, they are repaying billions of dollars dumped into their vaults to rescue them.

Obama warns of tough health care battle ahead

President Barack Obama said an overhaul of the U.S. health care system is closer than ever, but he warned of tough battles ahead as major industries such as insurance companies fight hard to preserve their profits.

Obama putting $3.4B toward a a smarta power grid

RCADIA, Fla. - President Barack Obama made a pitch for renewable energy Tuesday, announcing $3.4 billion in government support for 100 projects aimed at modernizing the nation’s power grid.

Senators: action on climate, clean energy urgent

Senators tussled over the cost of climate legislation Tuesday with the leading author of the bill maintaining that while energy prices will increase, inaction on global warming would cause even worse economic and security problems.

Government to spend $3.4 billion on modernizing nation’s power grid, President Obama says

President Barack Obama tours the DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Center in Arcadia, Fla., today.

Will Harry Reid’s public-option compromise become a reality?

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev. speaks about health care reform during a news conference Monday.

Should you pay a penalty if you don’t buy health insurance?

- Should people pay penalties if they refuse to buy health insurance? The answer had seemed simple to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., whose panel has spent months drafting legislation to overhaul health insurance: Refuse to …

Husband and wife both battling breast cancer

… ancer, the survival rates are about equal. Sources: American Cancer Society, (www.cancer.org); National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute (www.cancer.gov)

Obama promotes public option

WASHINGTON — Despite months of outward ambivalence about creating a government health insurance plan, the Obama White House has launched an intensifying behind-the-scenes campaign to get divided Senate Democrats to take up some version of the idea for a final vote in the coming weeks.

David S. Broder / Syndicated columnist | Health-care reform: the…

Barack Obama has reached the moment of truth for answering the persistent question about his core beliefs and political priorities.

Democrat says GOP wants sick to just ‘die quickly’

House Republicans say it’s payback time for the recent reprimand of one of their own for heckling President Barack Obama.

California water crisis

The Obama administration on Wednesday urged California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to call state lawmakers into a special session to deal with the state’s water crisis.

The Health Insurance Debate: Enlist Your Employees’ Help

Heated rhetoric surrounding health insurance reform is frequently infused with inaccurate data and half-truths spun to serve various perspectives on issues.

Of charity and chickpeas

Earlier this year, new olim Leah Goldman and her husband were awaiting the birth of their first child to be born in Jerusalem.

Fan pays $63,500 for dinner with Palin

A true fan of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is paying $63,500 to have dinner with her.

Report: FCC will formalize net neutrality rule

Feature InfoWorld Home / News / Platforms / Internet / Report: FCC will formalize net neutrality rule Report: FCC will formalize net neutrality rule The agency’s chairman will propose new rules in a speech Monday, a news report says By Grant Gross The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is planning to create formal rules against Internet …

Microsoft CEO Ballmer’s salary up 4 percent in ‘09

Microsoft Corp. says it raised CEO Steve Ballmer’s salary by 4 percent at the start of fiscal 2009, a year in which the software maker’s profit plunged 17 percent on weak personal computer sales.

New health proposal is industry’s favorite so far

The latest health overhaul plan circulating on Capitol Hill gives health insurers, drug makers and large employers reasons to heave sighs of relief, sparing them the higher costs and more burdensome rules included in other Democratic-written alternatives.

Deep divisions over long-awaited health care plan

President Barack Obama’s call for an overhaul of the nation’s health care system gained fresh momentum with the introduction of long-delayed Senate legislation to rein in spiraling medical costs and require nearly everyone to be carry health insurance.

Single-payer system needed

Congressa and the presidenta s health care reform efforts are on the wrong track.

Judge: Hawaii can’t cut migrants’ health care

U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright granted a temporary restraining order preventing the state from instituting a new, limited health insurance program intended to save $15 million.

Australian vet dies of rare virus contracted from horse

Brisbane, Australia - Associated Press Last updated on Wednesday, Sep. 02, 2009 12:14AM EDT A n Australian veterinarian has died from a rare viral disease after treating an infected horse, becoming the fourth known fatality from the illness since it was discovered in 1994, a health official said Wednesday.

Defence experts spell out danger of new cutbacks

DEFENCE cuts would jeopardise Britain’s security, senior industry experts warned yesterday.

Tom Ricker, Englevale, N.D., letter: Job loss makes health insurance disappear

… our futures, hardships to the entire community - and last but not least, the question of how can we pay for basic health care coverage for our families. We have negotiated a good union contract that provides health care benefits for our members and …

Freed reporters describe North Korea ordeal

Journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee arrive at Hangar 25 on August 5, 2009 in Burbank, California after being released by North Korean authorities yesterday.

Face masks fly off shelves

… in response to the bird flu in 2006 and the recent response to the H1N1 flu. Swine flu is the state’s most immediate health concern, but the virus should not cause Oklahomans to panic, the director of one of Oklahoma’s largest local health …

Virginia officials unveil swine flu plans

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine joined the state’s health commissioner Tuesday in announcing Virginia ’s plan to prepare for an upswing in swine flu cases this fall.

Affordable Drug Coverage Continues for Wisconsin Seniors

… 1, 2009 6:00 p.m. Great news for seniors in Wisconsin: SeniorCare has been extended to 2012. President Obama and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius officially granted the extension last month after reviewing the program. …

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