The 9th Circuit today, in an unanimous decision, indefinitely stayed the Executive Order banning individuals from the 7 Muslim countries. The broadly written order, called by Mr. Trump as “Beautifully written….which even a bad high school student would understand”, banned…
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The Future of Medicare and Medicaid 50 Years from Now
50 Years: What is the Future of Medicare and Medicaid? Fifty years ago, Medicare and Medicaid became the latest and greatest entitlement signed into law. Lyndon B. Johnson did the honors July 30, 1965, with past Democrat president Harry S…
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The Future of Medicare and Medicaid 50 Years from Now
50 Years: What is the Future of Medicare and Medicaid? Fifty years ago, Medicare and Medicaid became the latest and greatest entitlement signed into law. Lyndon B. Johnson did the honors July 30, 1965, with past Democrat president Harry S…
Tagged with: Affordable Care Act, Franklin Roosevelt, Great Society, Medicare, New Deal, New York Times, Social Security
New Baseball Study Shows Even When Brain Injured People Appear “Normal”, They’re Not
I recently saw a study that is near and dear to my heart on two subjects — baseball and concussions. One of the biggest frustrations of people with head injuries is that even though they look normal to their friends…
Increasing focus on the “invisible patient:” it’s time to recognize and treat caregiver burden
It has long been known that those who care for an elderly or incapacitated loved one can suffer physically, psychologically, financially and socially. These caregivers have been known for years in the medical community as the “invisible patients.” Little has…
Students Loans Affecting Retirees
Unmanageable student loan debt is a common problem, with nearly one in 10 borrowers defaulting within two years, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Now student loan debt is increasingly interfering with the retirement plans of older adults as…
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Families Turn to Hidden Cameras to Uncover Nursing Home Abuse
A recent article in the New York Times covers the growing use of some high technology in curtailing nursing home abuse: hidden cameras. Reporter Jan Hoffman tells the story of 96-year-old Eryetha Mayberry, an Oklahoma City nursing home resident with…
Damage Done by Explosive Growth in ADHD Diagnoses
A New York Times article by Alan Schwarz (December 15, 2013) explores the dramatic growth in diagnoses of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). His timely and revealing article explains the role the pharmaceutical industry has played in this phenomenon over…
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