By Kathy McCabe, Globe Staff | June 6, 2010 Allison Geissert delivered the student commencement address at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, where she graduated with high honors with a… Read more »
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Nursing grads no longer in high demand
Health aid urged for low-wage workers
Advocates say wait until 2014 is unfair By Kay Lazar, Globe Staff | June 20, 2010 Thousands of uninsured Massachusetts workers in low-wage jobs are ineligible for state-subsidized health coverage,… Read more »
Quincy Medical Center chief has a blueprint for revival
Steve Adams, Patriot Ledger, June 5, 2010 Quincy – John Kastanis believes it’s not too late to pull Quincy Medical Center out of its lingering fiscal difficulties. “I’ve walked into… Read more »
Lone Star Rebellion- Nearly 2,000 Texas RNs Vote to Join Nation’s Largest Nurses’ Union
Capping a historic two-week sweep that could alter the nation’s labor and political landscape, registered nurses at Valley Regional Medical Center in Brownsville, Tex. Thursday night voted to join the… Read more »
State tries to slow medical expansion
Proposals will face tougher scrutiny By Robert Weisman and Liz Kowalczyk, Globe Staff | June 4, 2010 Patrick administration officials, seeking to pressure hospitals as well as insurers to rein… Read more »
2 insurers again seek double-digit increases
Earlier rejections still under appeal By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff | June 3, 2010 The state’s two largest health insurers again are seeking double-digit increases in the rates charged to… Read more »
Comments at NARH meeting lead to grievance
Preliminary Results: Surveillance for Guillain-Barré Syndrome After Receipt of Influenza A (H1N1) 2009 Monovalent Vaccine
For quality, it’s hard to top veterans’ care
Perfume Bans Catching On
The perfume industry is not regulated by any government agency and is not required to disclose the ingredients in perfume, cologne, or "fragrance" added to personal care and cleaning products.1… Read more »
