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Ted Kennedy Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy (February 22, 1932 – August 25, 2009) was a United States Senator from Massachusetts and a member of the Democratic Party. Read More»From Wikipedia |
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A Call to Catholics
Don't let abortion politics stand in the way of affordable coverage for all.
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Health Care's Prayer Provision: How Complementary and Alternative Medicine Fits Into Obama's Evidence-Based Model
Should health-care reform require insurers to cover chiropractors? Acupuncturists? Yoga? Spiritual healers? These are the questions raised by a recently noticed health-care amendment requiring insurers to consider covering "religious and spiritual health care."
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Teddy’s Rightful Heir
Alan Khazei should get his seat.
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10/23/2009PoliticsThe Road to Health-Care Reform
…reform has a long and tortured history. President Nixon proposed an employer mandate in the 1970s that went nowhere. Democrat Ted Kennedy later regretted not supporting Nixon's idea. A generation passed before President Clinton made a major push for universal …
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10/17/2009HealthWhat You Don’t Know Might Kill You
…that doesn't mean I give better chemotherapy than someone who has seen 30." At the other end of the severity spectrum, Ted Kennedy was treated for glioblastoma at Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of the nation's best. He lived 15 months after his diagnosis. The median survival …
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10/02/2009PoliticsWhy Don’t Liberals Care About Health Care?
…in his first term. Bush was playing on Democratic turf in calling for an expansion of Medicare, and he had the late Sen. Ted Kennedy 's backing at the outset, although Kennedy didn't vote for it in the end, calling it "a slush fund" for the insurance …
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10/01/2009BlogsAmazon Kindle: It Isn't the Future of Reading, Yet
…Reader, the iPhone—how come two of this fall's hottest books won't be available in digital form anytime soon? Sen. Ted Kennedy 's memoir, True Compass , had a dead-tree print run of 1.5 million but a pixel-version print run of zero. (It …
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10/01/2009Tech and BusinessE-Book Embargo
…Reader, the iPhone—how come two of this fall's hottest books won't be available in digital form anytime soon? Sen. Ted Kennedy 's memoir, True Compass , had a dead-tree print run of 1.5 million but a pixel-version print run of zero. (It …
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