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Paul Ryan’s plan to overhaul Medicare wouldn’t affect today’s seniors. His Medicaid proposal would.
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A university health system in Michigan and a Boston center affiliated with Harvard Medical School are among the first hospitals to join the health-care law’s most ambitious attempt at reducing medical spending, the government said today.
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Three of the top five U.S. health insurers sent a signal that many of the changes wrought by the 2010 health-care overhaul are here to stay, even if the Supreme Court decides the law itself must go.
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Larry Barrows, 76, spent eight days in a Canton, Connecticut, hospital after falling twice in a day. Despite being covered by Medicare, the federal health plan for the elderly, Barrows was hit with $36,000 in normally reimbursed bills because of an unintended glitch in U.S. rules.
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The two political parties are test- marketing their strategies for the presidential campaign and congressional races in a special election in Oregon.
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A Democratic-led policy group is defying party history by proposing changes to Social Security to pave the way for recommendations this week by President Barack Obama ’s deficit-cutting commission.
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A plan offered by the leaders of President Barack Obama ’s commission to reduce the federal deficit might work. It just won’t happen.
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The economic effect of President Barack Obama ’s health-care overhaul remains under debate, with Republicans such as new House Speaker John Boehner calling it a job killer. For lobbyists of the health-care industry and employers, the law amounts to a full-employment act.
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