NPR |
How US Health Care Became Big Business
NPR Health care is a trillion-dollar industry in America, but are we getting what we pay for? Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal, a medical journalist who formerly worked as a medical doctor, warns that the existing system too often focuses on financial incentives ... |
Graduating Class Could Help Indiana's Primary Care Shortage
U.S. News & World Report Nearly half of the first graduating class of Marian University's medical school has chosen to focus on primary care in Indiana, potentially helping address the state's severe shortage of such physicians. | April 10, 2017, at 12:32 p.m.. MORE. |
NPR |
How US Health Care Became Big Business
NPR Health care is a trillion-dollar industry in America, but are we getting what we pay for? Journalist Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal warns that the existing system too often focuses on financial incentives over health or science. "We've trusted a lot of our ... |
Workers comp programs fight addiction among injured workers
ABC News In this Friday, April 7, 2017 photo, Jimmy Duran poses near Phoenix House, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility, in Quincy, Mass. Duran was prescribed opioids for years after hurting his neck and fracturing vertebrae in a workplace accident in 2004. |
Netdoctor |
Why exercise might be more beneficial on an empty stomach
Netdoctor Before a workout, it can be difficult to know what to eat, or if you should eat anything at all. Now scientists have said that exercising on an empty stomach may "promote more favourable" changes in body fat. The team from the University of Bath ... Why exercise on empty stomach may be better for your health Benefits Of Exercising On An Empty Stomach |