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Cory FoscoDoes technology drive up medical costs or lower them? In the United States, the answer is unfortunately: it depends. Over the long run advances in medical technology improve medical care and lower costs. Basic economics …
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Cory FoscoThe average cost to have a child in in the United States? $9,775 and that’s assuming a normal birth. Add in any complications, even something as routine as a Ceasarian section and the cost doubles …
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Cory FoscoWhat’s the future of medicine? You could be holding it in your hand, and you might even be reading this post through it. Smartphones offer incredible computing power in an easily transportable size. Accessibility to …
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Cory FoscoFor Americans living in urban areas, there are many ways to gain access to quality medical services. However, one fifth of the U.S. population lives in rural areas where they may have to travel long …
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Cory FoscoThe nation’s budget – and its effect on health care – has been a topic of major contention. Whether it’s Republicans or Democrats in the House unable to come to a compromise or whether it’s …
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April 03, 2013 