A Newsweek headline read, "How bad is the U.S. health care system?" Among high-income nations, it’s the worst, the study says. U.S. #healthcare may be one of the best in the world, however, our healthcare system itself is complicated, expensive, and somewhat dysfunctional.
Our experts agree that health care in the future will look very different. The third in a three parts series on the past, present and future of health care, this episode focuses on the latter.
One constant in health care is change. There are significant advancements in health care technology and the treatments available to us. Today more people are accessing health care than ever before and there is more expensive care to be accessed.
Healthcare has become ever more complex and expensive with too many citizens not always getting the full healthcare they may need. Still we've come a long way in the treatment of diseases that once meant certain death and in how we treat disease and illnesses.
Wellness means making life choices in your diet, exercise and how you care for yourself. Applying general wellness solutions can prevent diseases and slow down the signs of aging.
Join us this Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13 where McCuistion celebrates its 20th year on KERA with the final episode of a six-part series - 20 Years of McCuistion: Healthcare and Wellness.
Today's news feeds provide links related to health care, Volvo buy and the BP oil spill.
In today's news we provide links to the White House social secretary's departure, health care and the stock market.
In an effort to continue the discussion on health care, while still refraining from bias, this post presents the opposing side of Obama's health care plan.
This initial post on health care condenses President Obama's speech on health care into a quick, unbiased overview of the intentions of Obama's Health Care Plan.
