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- Aetna HMO Settlement Could Bring Broad Changes
- Medicare Patients Cut Back on Prescriptions
- Retirees' Health Costs Keep Rising
- Medicare Offers Some Rx Price Transparency
- Comparisons Expected to Lower Drug Prices
- Many Patients Don't Bring Up Drug Cost Issues
- Seniors Who Max Out Drug Benefits Often Quit Medicare Managed Care
- Medical Errors Report Hits Like 'Nuclear Explosion'
- Medical Errors Report Hits Like 'Nuclear Explosion'
- No One on Duty: Will Healthcare Be in Jeopardy in 2020?
- Children Stick With Decisions Made About Dying Parents
- Feds Launch Hospital Quality Comparisons
- With or Without Sleep, New Doctors Coming to a Hospital Near You
- President Supports New Patients' Rights Plan
- Bill Introduced to Ban Human Cloning
- Intimate Exams Without Patient Consent
- Implantable Chip Approved for Medical Records
- Drowsy Doctors? Young Physicians Protest Long Work Hours
- Medicare Rx Errors to Be Refunded
- Hospitals May Lag on Blood Safety
- Patients Want Doctors to Discuss Spirituality
- Uninsured Get Healthier With Medicare
- Officials Tout New Preventive Medicare Services
- Obama's Health Plan: The Debate Goes On
- Report of Deaths From Medical Errors Called 'Exaggerated'
- House Battle Looms Over Patients' Bill of Rights
- Clinton Announces Plan to Reduce Medical Errors
- Clinton Resumes Drumbeat for Patients' Rights Bill
- Patient Safety System Becomes Law
- Election Gridlock May Be Hazardous to Your Health
- House Backs Controversial Delay of New Organ Allocation Policy
- Medicare Patients May Lose Their Doctors
- President Proposes Plan to Protect Patients
- Bush Outlines Administration's Take on Patients' Rights
- New Patients' Rights Bill Gets Bipartisan Backing
- Clinton's Cries for Health Care Reform Falls on Deaf Ears
- Doctors Differ From Patients on Religion
- Talking Religion With Your Doctor
- Ready, Set ... Almost Go for House Managed Care Debate
- ER Report Card: States Get Low Marks
- Government Moves to Expand E-Medical Records
- Medical Errors Persist Despite Safeguards
- Bill to Open Doctor Malpractice Database Snubbed in Congress
- 5% of Doctors = 50% of Malpractice
- AMA Declares War on Malpractice Crisis
- Small Businesses Warn Patients' Rights Means More Uninsured
- AMA Declares War on Malpractice Crisis
- Americans Still Focusing on Medical Errors
- Opinion: Losing Touch With Patients
- Multiple Conditions, Better Care?
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