Today marks the first anniversary of the death of Nelson Mandela, the South African activist, politician, philanthropist and lawyer who worked to eradicate apartheid in his home nation and was […]
The basic assumption of cost-effectiveness analysis is that there is only so much money or resource available to spend on health care nationally or internationally. Thus, by looking at how […]
Earlier this month The School Nutrition Association celebrated National School Breakfast Week, the culmination of its annual campaign to promote school breakfasts and the importance and intersection of nutrition and […]
From left to right: AAEDA Director Dr. Henry Murray, Dr. Christopher Barley, 2013 lecturer Dr. Carl Dieffenbach, AAEDA Director and Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Weill Cornell Dr. […]
On October 18, 2010 new guidelines on how to perform CPR will be released. After the most rigorous scientific review on Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) ever conducted, ILCOR (International Liaison […]
For 2011, starting Monday August 29, log on and register to bid in the AAEDA online auction… Throughout the 2011 US Open the auction will be updated with new items […]
The basis of health insurance is that you pay an amount regularly, a premium, to an insurance company who then gives you coverage. This means that when you do need […]
There were many ideas about healthcare reform and how it should happen. There are many different ways to administer a nation’s healthcare system. The previous American system was one of […]
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Healthcare and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010, otherwise known together as the new healthcare law, are long and convoluted documents, as […]
Spring is a time for renewal and rebirth, thus it was apropos that the new healthcare legislation passed and was signed into law at the end of last month. I […]