I'd almost call them "guilt-free" but on second thought, I'll just call them "preservative free." Still, they've got to be better…

Someone has already figured out a way around the proposed pre-existing condition exclusion limitation that appears in the health care reform bill.

Study shows that the primary benefits of EMRs are likely to be claims and billing related, as opposed to helping to meet patient and provider needs.

EBN reports that more employer benefit plans will include claims-assistance services this year. It sounds like a good idea on the surface but I can't help but wonder about conflicts of interest given that the employer is also sponsoring the health insurance. Of course, the same could be said for financial planning seminars.

An epidemiological look at what's likely to happen in Haiti from a public health perspective.

It's a little more complicated than just minor changes in activity and eating habits.