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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
HELTH NEWS
Town hall meetings: Health care debate must stay on trackU.S. Sen. Arlen Specter deserves much credit for holding a town hall meeting Tuesday on health care reform.This and other meetings, which are being held by members of Congress nationwide, have garnered much attention in the last week.Unfortunately, the spotlight has been on the shouting and shoving that has occurred as much as the national debate on whether our country should fundamentally shift its thinking on health care coverage.Specter's meeting in Lebanon County was...
HELTH NEWS
Town hall meetings: Health care debate must stay on trackU.S. Sen. Arlen Specter deserves much credit for holding a town hall meeting Tuesday on health care reform.This and other meetings, which are being held by members of Congress nationwide, have garnered much attention in the last week.Unfortunately, the spotlight has been on the shouting and shoving that has occurred as much as the national debate on whether our country should fundamentally shift its thinking on health care coverage.Specter's meeting in Lebanon County was...
HELTH NEWS
Town hall meetings: Health care debate must stay on trackU.S. Sen. Arlen Specter deserves much credit for holding a town hall meeting Tuesday on health care reform.This and other meetings, which are being held by members of Congress nationwide, have garnered much attention in the last week.Unfortunately, the spotlight has been on the shouting and shoving that has occurred as much as the national debate on whether our country should fundamentally shift its thinking on health care coverage.Specter's meeting in Lebanon County was...
NEWS
Swine flu riskThe health ministry’s confirmation of the country’s first swine flu case is cause for concern.The pandemic H1N1 influenza virus has been confirmed in at least 168 countries and has claimed some 800 lives worldwide. The World Health Organisation warns that the number of cases will rise significantly, predicting that two billion — or one in three — people would be infected over the next two years.The rising figures have caused fears that the gathering of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia for Haj this year will become a flashpoint...
NEWS
Swine flu riskThe health ministry’s confirmation of the country’s first swine flu case is cause for concern.The pandemic H1N1 influenza virus has been confirmed in at least 168 countries and has claimed some 800 lives worldwide. The World Health Organisation warns that the number of cases will rise significantly, predicting that two billion — or one in three — people would be infected over the next two years.The rising figures have caused fears that the gathering of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia for Haj this year will become a flashpoint...
NEWS
Swine flu riskThe health ministry’s confirmation of the country’s first swine flu case is cause for concern.The pandemic H1N1 influenza virus has been confirmed in at least 168 countries and has claimed some 800 lives worldwide. The World Health Organisation warns that the number of cases will rise significantly, predicting that two billion — or one in three — people would be infected over the next two years.The rising figures have caused fears that the gathering of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia for Haj this year will become a flashpoint...
HELTH NEWS
Qld Health sorry for Hendra test delays Queensland Health authorities have apologised for their handling of an outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus at a horse stud east of Rockhampton.The owner of the property and two of its managers have criticised Queensland Health for being too slow to test them for the virus after a horse died at their stud on...
HELTH NEWS
Qld Health sorry for Hendra test delays Queensland Health authorities have apologised for their handling of an outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus at a horse stud east of Rockhampton.The owner of the property and two of its managers have criticised Queensland Health for being too slow to test them for the virus after a horse died at their stud on...
HELTH NEWS
Qld Health sorry for Hendra test delays Queensland Health authorities have apologised for their handling of an outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus at a horse stud east of Rockhampton.The owner of the property and two of its managers have criticised Queensland Health for being too slow to test them for the virus after a horse died at their stud on...
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