28-03-2012 13:30 Several Supreme Court justices seemed receptive Wednesday to the idea that portions of President Barack Obama's health care law can survive even if the court declares the centerpiece unconstitutional. (March 28) Subscribe to the Associated Press: Download AP Mobile: Associated Press on Facebook: Associated Press on Twitter: Associated Press on Google+:
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02-04-2012 13:36 President Obama attacks Supreme Court on health care
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02-04-2012 13:41 Obama answers a question about the possible supreme court decision to repeal the healthcare law's individual mandate. Read the HuffPost article here:
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02-04-2012 14:33 President Obama says several legal experts believe his plan is constitutional.
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04-04-2012 15:56 An appeals court judge has publicly taken on Obama on health care. CNN Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin discusses.
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05-04-2012 13:33 Hear about the Democrats' lies about health care and education on this ZoNation. Democrats love to talk about the millions who don't have health care. It turns out that their numbers just don't add up, and Zo explains why. See more at
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05-04-2012 19:29 CBS News White House correspondent Bill Plante on Thursday and White House spokesman Jay Carney discuss whether President Obama made a mistake or misspoke when he said it would be "unprecedented" for the Supreme Court to overturn his health care law.
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09-04-2012 10:26 180+ Fox News Bias videos at When the US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the constitutionality of the health care reform law that Congress passed in 2010 (sometimes called "Obamacare"), some pundits (Jeffrey Toobin, Megyn Kelly) and fake pundits (Stephen Colbert) were quick to make dire predictions about the law based just on the questions from the justices on issues like broccoli, but those predictions may be premature as Dahlia Lithwick, President Obama, and I show in this video. The clips I use of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelley come from a longer segment of Fox News' March 27, 2012, broadcast of "America Live" which I have not found available online. The clip I use of Jeffrey Toobin comes from a longer segment of CNN's March 27, 2012, broadcast of "CNN Newsroom" available online at The clips I use of Stephen Colbert and Emily Bazelon come from longer segments of Comedy Central's March 28, 2012, broadcast of "The Colbert Report" available online at and at The clips I use of Rachel Maddow and Dahlia Lithwick come from longer segments of MSNBC's March 27, 2012, broadcast of "The Rachel Maddow Show" available online at and at The clips I use of President Barack Obama come from the public domain video of his April 2, 2012 talk at n Associated Press luncheon, available on YouTube at The image I use of the US Supreme Court's page for downloading audio of its March 27, 2012, oral arguments is available at ...
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11-04-2012 09:51 The US Supreme Court recently heard arguments both for and against President Obama's health care reform initiative, known as the Affordable Care Act. The provision at the center of the legal debate, known as the "individual mandate," requires all adults to buy health insurance, either through their employers or by buying it themselves. Knowledge@Wharton talked with Wharton professor Scott Harrington about the possible outcomes of the court case; the potential implications for businesses and consumers, and ongoing questions about how to improve the country's health care system.
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13-04-2012 16:34 We host a frank discussion with local doctors on health care reform -- on what is being done right, and what can be done better in the Yakima Valley. This three part series focuses on health care in the Yakima Valley and how health care reform will affect you.
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16-04-2012 14:17 Suffolk County officials charge Benjamin Achampong with grand larceny for stealing the identities of brain injury patients to file fake tax returns and pocketing over $200000 in refunds.
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24-04-2012 17:25 The Department of Health and Human Services holds an townhall to highlight what the health care law, the Affordable Care Act, is doing to improve the health of racial and ethnic minorities, and help achieve health equity for all Americans.
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25-04-2012 12:48 New Vision Statement Reflective of PHC's Growth and Future Path Providence Health Care has a new Vision statement -- one that builds on our rich 118-year history of compassionate care, and looks to the future with boldness, inspiration and urgent desire to improve the lives of British Columbians. The new Vision states: "Driven by compassion and social justice, we are at the forefront of exceptional care and innovation." It replaces the older Vision statement, which had stated: "We will continue to grow as a community, regional and academic health science enterprise that is a recognized leader, and major player, in the provision of health care within British Columbia. We will be respected for our care and services, known for our Mission and Values, acknowledged for the contributions of our teachers and researchers. We will actualize our Vision by being an organization of "caring hearts, creative souls, and resourceful actions." Dianne Doyle, President & CEO, says the new Vision was required to reflect PHC's evolving strategic aspirations and goals for continuing to make leadership contributions in health care delivery, teaching and research. "To me the new Vision acknowledges and symbolizes the excellence and deep commitment each of our staff, caregivers, physicians and researchers have to patients, residents, communities and to enhancing human knowledge," says Doyle. "It's saying 'This is who we are and where we come from -- a strong values- and faith-based organization ...
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26-04-2012 21:24 Discussion of the Administration's new Bioeconomy Blueprint by a panel of four academic and industry representatives (tbd), moderated by Bonnie Bassler, Princeton University.
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27-04-2012 11:27 New Vision Statement Reflective of PHC's Growth and Future Path Providence Health Care has a new Vision statement -- one that builds on our rich 118-year history of compassionate care, and looks to the future with boldness, inspiration and urgent desire to improve the lives of British Columbians. The new Vision states: "Driven by compassion and social justice, we are at the forefront of exceptional care and innovation." It replaces the older Vision statement, which had stated: "We will continue to grow as a community, regional and academic health science enterprise that is a recognized leader, and major player, in the provision of health care within British Columbia. We will be respected for our care and services, known for our Mission and Values, acknowledged for the contributions of our teachers and researchers. We will actualize our Vision by being an organization of "caring hearts, creative souls, and resourceful actions." Dianne Doyle, President & CEO, says the new Vision was required to reflect PHC's evolving strategic aspirations and goals for continuing to make leadership contributions in health care delivery, teaching and research. "To me the new Vision acknowledges and symbolizes the excellence and deep commitment each of our staff, caregivers, physicians and researchers have to patients, residents, communities and to enhancing human knowledge," says Doyle. "It's saying 'This is who we are and where we come from -- a strong values- and faith-based organization ...
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12-12-2011 11:41 Genomic Medicine Centers Meeting II December 5-6, 2011 More:
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15-12-2011 19:02 This is a comparison of predictions between two direct-to-consumer genetics companies, 23andMe and Navigenics. This study was conducted in 2009 and published in Nature 461:725 (October 2009 issue). Authors: Pauline C. Ng, Sarah S. Murray, Samuel Levy, J. Craig Venter
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22-12-2011 08:22 ?For several years we have employed psychophysics, electrophysiological (ERP) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques to study the development and plasticity of the human brain. We have studied deaf and blind individuals, people who learned their first or second spoken or signed language at different ages, and children of different ages and of different cognitive capabilities. Over the course of this research, we observed that different brain systems and related functions display markedly different degrees, or 'profiles', of neuroplasticity. Some systems appear quite strongly determined and are not altered even when experience has been very different. Other systems are highly modifiable by experience and are dependent on experience but only during particular time periods ("sensitive periods"). Series: "MIND Institute Lecture Series on Neurodevelopmental Disorders" [Health and Medicine] [Professional Medical Education] [Show ID: 23072]
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