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Prosecutors: Marijuana dispensaries make too much money
Jeff Tyler Oct 17, 2011
Federal prosecutors say that many marijuana dispensaries, meant to be non-profit, are raking in too much cash.
Vitamins: More not better
Jennifer Collins Oct 13, 2011
A new study says too many vitamins and minerals could be harmful.
Panel to define 'essential' benefits under health care reform law
Gregory Warner Oct 10, 2011
Under the new health care reform law, insurance companies will be required to pay for essential benefits. But what exactly is essential when it comes to medical care in the U.S.?
Medicaid issue reaches Supreme Court
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Nov 11, 2011
The justices will be looking at whether Medicaid patients and providers can sue over slashed Medicaid payments.
Health care workers make for confident consumers
Gregory Warner Sep 30, 2011
Detroit's growing health care workforce may help turn the Motor City around.
The health benefit cost trend--Up
Chris Farrell Sep 26, 2011
We're heading into the open enrollment season for benefits at many companies. When it comes to employer-sponsored health insurance plans it's a...
Why non-communicable diseases overseas can affect the U.S.
Sep 26, 2011
Emerging countries are developing the same sorts of diseases that plague us here in the U.S. Keeping them healthy will keep us healthy too, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
What's causing a national drug shortage?
Gregory Warner Sep 26, 2011
Congress will convene with doctors, hospitals and drugmakers today to talk about what to do about the drug shortage in this country right now.
Health care workers keep strike short, for now
Bob Moon Sep 23, 2011
Thousands of nurses and other health care workers are staging a walkout today in protest over benefit cuts. Most will only picket for a day, hoping their message gets across.
Anemic demand for flu shots
Jennifer Collins Sep 26, 2011
Pharmacies and grocery stores sitting on too much stock
