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Not only may you not get to keep your plan under Obamacare, you might not be able to keep your doctor; there are reasons
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8:04 PM
By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News Part of the sales pitch for the federal health-care reform law was that people could keep their do...
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doctors
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health care access
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Health Care Costs
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health insurance
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Hospitals
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insurance exchange
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Medicaid
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Obamacare
Humana allows policyholders to keep old plans without paying more; Anthem is still deciding
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8:00 PM
Humana , one of the three insurance companies offering individual health policies on the state's insurance exchange, will allow Kentuck...
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Affordable Care Act
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Health Care Costs
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health care law
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Health Care Reform
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health insurance
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insurance
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insurance coverage
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Beshear to study nursing-home staffing minimums, suggests homes' high liability costs are related to poorly ranked care
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6:31 PM
Responding to a letter from Kentuckians for Nursing Home Reform , which cited a low ranking for the state's nursing homes, Gov. Steve B...
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courts
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General Assembly
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insurance
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legislature
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nursing homes
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tort reform
Life Lessons from Cancer encourages those with cancer to build a network of support
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8:48 AM
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The fight against cancer requires not only a personal commitment to mind, body and soul; it also req...
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cancer
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caretakers
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health
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health education
Dried mussels: A little plate with 160 g of protein (plus some comments on high-protein low-carbohydrate dieting)
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4:00 AM
Many hunter-gatherer groups employed various methods of drying to preserve meats. Drying also increases significantly the protein content ...
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biomagnification
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mussels
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protein
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recipe
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seafood
Trying to Make Sense of the Covered California Numbers
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9:09 PM
I've read a number of reports in recent days gushing over the progress Covered California is making leading the nation in signing up peo...
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California Health Reform
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Insurance Exchanges
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Obamacare
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Beans, Lentils, and the Paleo Diet
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12:33 PM
As we continue to explore the foods our ancestors relied on during our evolutionary history, and what foods work best for us today, we come ...
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paleolithic diet
Doctors give nurse practitioners more leeway on prescriptions; senator says tort-reform lobbies should play hardball with money
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3:53 PM
"Concerns about a growing doctor shortage, especially in rural Kentucky, is fueling the urgency for lawmakers and medical groups to ag...
First diabetes educator license is issued in Kentucky
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1:22 PM
Kim DeCoste (photo via AADE) Kentucky is the first state to issue a diabetes educator license, according to a press release from the Kentuck...
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Centers for Disease Control
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diabetes
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health education
Confused Thinking about New Cholesterol Guidelines - Were Conflicts of Interest to Blame?
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9:16 AM
For years, clinical practice guidelines promulgated by prominent health care organizations have been hailed with accolades as received wisdo...
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American College of Cardiology
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American Heart Association
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conflicts of interest
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evidence-based medicine
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guidelines
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logical fallacies
Haynes asks hospitals for a truce as they and state work through problems with managed-care Medicaid
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8:44 PM
Health and Family Services Secretary Audrey Haynes won a smattering of applause from Kentucky hospital officials Thursday as she called for ...
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health insurance
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health reform
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Hospitals
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insurance exchange
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legislature
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Medicaid
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Obamacare
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Ky. Hospital Association defends 'critical access' designation that gives small, rural hospitals a federal financial boost
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3:09 PM
The Kentucky Hospital Association came out strongly for continued federal support of small, rural hospitals Thursday, objecting to a propos...
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federal spending
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Hospitals
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Medicaid
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Medicare
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rural health
"If You Like Your Doctor You Will Be Able to Keep Your Doctor. Period"
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8:08 AM
I think you can guess who said that. Actually, here is what the President said at the American Medical Association Meeting in July, 2009––an...
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Benefit Shock
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Health Care Reform
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Health Insurance Reform
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Individual Health Insurance Market
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Insurance Exchanges
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Insurance Underwriting Reform
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Obama Health Plan
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Quality Health Care
WHEN IS DISCLOSURE NOT DISCLOSURE?
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10:41 PM
WHEN IS DISCLOSURE NOT DISCLOSURE? Hint: When it is made by the Chairman of the DSM-5 Task Force. Here is a case study in conflict of intere...
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Bernard Carroll
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conflicts of interest
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David Kupfer
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deception
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DSM-5
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JAMA
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JAMA Psychiatry
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NIMH
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Robert Gibbons
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Thomas Insel
Small Group Health Insurance "Cancellations"––The Next Shoe to Drop But a More Complicated One
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5:11 PM
Obamacare is impacting the small group insurance market in many of the same ways as the individual health insurance market. While employers ...
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Health Insurance Reform
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Individual Health Insurance Market
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Insurance Underwriting Reform
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Obamacare
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Obamacare Rollout Week Seven: Better and Nowhere Near Good Enough
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9:51 AM
I can provide you with an Obamacare federal exchange rollout update from two decidedly different perspectives: The website is working much b...
Beshear and two other Democratic governors say Obamacare is working in their states, and cite examples
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8:48 AM
Gov. Steve Beshear continues to be a major national cheerleader for the federal health-reform law, citing Kentucky examples in an op-ed piec...
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health insurance
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health reform
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insurance exchange
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Medicaid
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Obamacare
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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politics
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poverty
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state governments
Most Kentucky hospitals will pay Medicare penalties under health reform, one the country's largest; look them up here
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8:36 PM
More Kentucky hospitals are receiving penalties than bonuses in the second year of Medicare’s quality incentive programs, one of the federal...
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Affordable Health Care Act
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critical access hospitals
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Health Care Costs
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health care law
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health reform
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Hospitals
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Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act
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On EHR's: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil: Part 2
Part 1 is here . This is the second a series of posts I plan on the issue of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" regarding...
Humana allows policyholders to keep old plans without paying more; Anthem is still deciding
Humana , one of the three insurance companies offering individual health policies on the state's insurance exchange, will allow Kentuck...
Not only may you not get to keep your plan under Obamacare, you might not be able to keep your doctor; there are reasons
By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News Part of the sales pitch for the federal health-care reform law was that people could keep their do...
Beshear to study nursing-home staffing minimums, suggests homes' high liability costs are related to poorly ranked care
Responding to a letter from Kentuckians for Nursing Home Reform , which cited a low ranking for the state's nursing homes, Gov. Steve B...
Life Lessons from Cancer encourages those with cancer to build a network of support
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The fight against cancer requires not only a personal commitment to mind, body and soul; it also req...
Interesting links
Below is a list of links to web sites that deal with health issues in general. I have moved them from the previous “favorite links” area to ...
Trying to Make Sense of the Covered California Numbers
I've read a number of reports in recent days gushing over the progress Covered California is making leading the nation in signing up peo...
Beans, Lentils, and the Paleo Diet
As we continue to explore the foods our ancestors relied on during our evolutionary history, and what foods work best for us today, we come ...
Dried mussels: A little plate with 160 g of protein (plus some comments on high-protein low-carbohydrate dieting)
Many hunter-gatherer groups employed various methods of drying to preserve meats. Drying also increases significantly the protein content ...
Increased Lab Ordering with EHR's?
ONC has once more proffered typical politically-motivated spin with regard to the Harvard study " Giving Office-Based Physicians Electr...