Snowboarders More Injury-Prone Than Skiers: StudyA new study from a Vermont ski resort found that snowboarders get injured slightly more often than skiers, with the most injuries happening in young, inexperienced female snowboarders.
Metal to the Metal: Perspective on Hip Replacement In this commentary from UCSD, Scott Ball discusses the recent recall of metal implants and puts this issue into context to help clinicians and patients make decisions when trouble arises.
Failure to Discuss Healthcare Reform Was Purposeful LapseAn "Obamacare" opponent asserts that the president avoided discussing healthcare reform because the topic is contentious, and says why we should repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Most Think Ideology Will Affect Ruling on Health LawJust 28 percent of those surveyed believe the justices will base their decision on the mandate without regard to politics and ideology, according to the survey.
Kaiser Health News, February 2, 2012
'Doc Fix' Easily Covered by War Savings, Says CBOFreezing Medicare rates through 2022 at current level would cost $316 billion, but military pullouts in Afghanistan and other countries will free up far more money, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
