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Lawmakers demand better health care for veterans, greater transparency from VA

by Olivia Marcus & Tal Axelrod | Jan 28, 2015 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON – Members of a House subcommittee blasted Veterans Affairs on Wednesday for failing to adequately care for veterans and called for increased transparency from the embattled department. “Unfortunately, it became painfully apparent to me last year that the...
Business and doctors: a balancing act

Business and doctors: a balancing act

by Jesse Kirsch | Jan 14, 2015 | Health & Science

EPA releases plan to clamp down on oil and gas methane emissions

EPA releases plan to clamp down on oil and gas methane emissions

by Shelbie Bostedt | Jan 14, 2015 | Energy, Environment, Health & Science

WASHINGTON – The EPA announced its plan for the nation’s first ever federal methane emissions regulations on Wednesday. As part of the Obama administration’s “commitment to addressing climate change,” the EPA outline proposes “common sense” strategies to thwart an...
Despite success with free lunches, middle-class students struggling to pay

Despite success with free lunches, middle-class students struggling to pay

by Preston R. Michelson | Jan 14, 2015 | Education, Health & Science

Director calls Ebola response “most intensive” in CDC history

Director calls Ebola response “most intensive” in CDC history

by Jesse Kirsch | Jan 13, 2015 | Health & Science

CDC Director Tom Frieden speaks about the continued threat and steps to prevention of Ebola at the Kaiser Family Foundation before answering audience questions. WASHINGTON – As of Jan. 10, the CDC reported more than 8,000 combined Ebola deaths in Guinea, Liberia...
Panelists: Progress on Ebola crisis, still more to do

Panelists: Progress on Ebola crisis, still more to do

by Astrid Goh | Jan 13, 2015 | Health & Science

Obamacare proposed alteration aims to give workers more hours

Obamacare proposed alteration aims to give workers more hours

by Bailey Williams | Jan 7, 2015 | Business, Health & Science

WASHINGTON — The Affordable Care Act is once again facing skepticism from senators who disagree with the law’s definition of a full-time employee, in spite of opponents’ belief in its potential harm to workers. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Sen. Joe Donnelly,...

‘Smart’ gun technology promising but needs reliability

by Christophe Haubursin | Mar 18, 2014 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON — Just outside of Los Angeles, electronic “smart” guns have hit American shelves. In February, the Oak Tree Gun Club began selling the Armatix iP1, a German-manufactured handgun that shoots only when in proximity to a specially equipped watch. The iP1 is...
Food for thought: FDA pushes food transparency measures

Food for thought: FDA pushes food transparency measures

by Lauren Caruba | Mar 18, 2014 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON — Americans see it every day. It appears on cans, boxes and drink containers, on everything from frozen chicken breasts to cans of Coke to boxes of cereal. The nutrition facts label has become integral to the country’s packaged and manufactured food system...

White House targets youth in final ACA enrollment push

by Sophia Bollag | Mar 17, 2014 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON – When President Barack Obama appeared in a video on the comedy website Funny or Die to plug his health care law last week, some pundits were quick to criticize. “Fox and Friends” host Brian Kilmeade said on his Fox News show that the president’s strategy...
Weeding Washington out: Banking with marijuana distributors

Weeding Washington out: Banking with marijuana distributors

by Preetisha Sen | Mar 17, 2014 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON — Jeff Kahn walked into yet another meeting with a bank that had agreed to meet with him. He sat down with the bank manager and explain everything about his business: a health clinic that treats patients with marijuana. Under laws in the District of...

Health and Human Services Secretary takes heat for implementation of the Affordable Care Act

by Lauren Caruba | Mar 12, 2014 | Health & Science

WASHINGTON – Republicans aggressively cross-examined Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius about the rocky implementation of the Affordable Care Act Wednesday, saying the law isn’t working as promised. At a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on the...
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