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Oct 30th, 2009
Amgen Inc., of San Francisco CA, is being sued by 15 states alleging the company gave kickbacks to medical providers to help boost sales of the anemia drug Aranesp.
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Sep 21st, 2009
A group of researchers at the University of Iowa's Tippie College of Business is using the principles of more efficient manufacturing processes in an effort to help contain ever-increasing health care costs.
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Sep 1st, 2009
In an auditorium that carries only 800 people, over 1,000 people were outside West Bloomfield High School tonight, with signs in hand. The crowd was waiting for a health care forum tonight, hosted by Rep. Gary Peters, D-Mich. From emails going back and forth with both parties, some are predicting that it will be quite a lively meeting.
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Aug 21st, 2009
Tough economic times mean that things are happening that are often unimaginable. The crime rate is up in many cities and even simple or petty crimes are up in their numbers as people are searching for any way possible to make some money. It seems to be affecting every industry and facet of life - scary but true! That’s why it should come as no surprise that even the nursing industry is being hit hard by the crimes that people are committing. There are companies out there posing as legitimate nursing schools that simply aren’t and that means that people are spending their hard earned money for nothing.
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Aug 13th, 2009
Having children is the most precious joy parents can experience, however in today’s world, finding tips for parents can use to save money as precious. Grocery Bills can get huge fast when feeding a family with two or three children.
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Aug 12th, 2009
May 17, assistant principal Mitchell Wiener, 55, was the first person to die in New York City from the H1N1 flu. The city health department reports 47 people have died of confirmed H1N1 flue in New York City. Wiener’s death has now resulted in a $40 million lawsuit for NYC.
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Aug 2nd, 2009
An estimated 17 million adults in the United States suffer from the “gotta have it” syndrome known as compulsive buying, according to a Stanford University study. This overwhelming drive to accumulate things can not only result in devastating financial ruin, it can also be hazardous to your health.
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Aug 1st, 2009
In a post-recession America, even though as a nation income levels may rise, middle class families still won’t be shielded from the crushing burden of health care costs and will watch their standards of living continue to erode.
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Jul 31st, 2009
The majority of small and mid-sized business owners are not familiar with the tax deductible benefits available when offering long term care insurance plan to employees. According to one insurance company executive, tax-deductible long-term care insurance remains the best-kept secret and employers are missing out on billions of dollars of potential tax savings.
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Jul 25th, 2009
Anyone wondering why medication costs are so high might be interested in knowing that drug companies spent forty million dollars in the last three months lobbying Congress about health care. The analysis comes from NPR's Dollar Politics team, Andrea Seabrook and Peter Overby. Meanwhile, our President is trying to tighten the reins on healthcare spending.