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"Bush Says NO to Children's Health Care, Wagons" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-10 03:13:31

Thought Bush's veto of SCHIP was heartless? Yesterday the White House turned away children who hauled mailbags of petitions to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in their Radio Flyers. SCHIP is a successful universally respected program that provides health insurance coverage to millions of poor children who are otherwise uncovered. The Bush Administration argues that the reauthorization extends the coverage to children whose parents can afford health care and is a step towards a government-controlled model. Here's a tip to the geniuses who work at the White House.. sending someone out to talk to the kids and accept the petitions maybe even patting a few on the head and commending their civic participation could go along way in winning the PR war. You lost this battle. CtW CONNECT is the online newsletter of with news workers' voices and actions on the movement to unite together and restore the American Dream. © 2007-2008. Comments posted are the property of the poster and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Change to Win its leadership or its affiliated unions.

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"Bush Says NO to Children's Health Care, Wagons" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-10 03:13:31

Thought Bush's veto of SCHIP was heartless? Yesterday the White House turned away children who hauled mailbags of petitions to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in their Radio Flyers. SCHIP is a successful universally respected program that provides health insurance coverage to millions of poor children who are otherwise uncovered. The Bush Administration argues that the reauthorization extends the coverage to children whose parents can afford health care and is a step towards a government-controlled model. Here's a tip to the geniuses who work at the White House.. sending someone out to talk to the kids and accept the petitions maybe even patting a few on the head and commending their civic participation could go along way in winning the PR war. You lost this battle. CtW CONNECT is the online newsletter of with news workers' voices and actions on the movement to unite together and restore the American Dream. © 2007-2008. Comments posted are the property of the poster and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Change to Win its leadership or its affiliated unions.

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"Bush Says NO to Children's Health Care, Wagons" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-10 03:13:31

Thought Bush's veto of SCHIP was heartless? Yesterday the White House turned away children who hauled mailbags of petitions to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in their Radio Flyers. SCHIP is a successful universally respected program that provides health insurance coverage to millions of poor children who are otherwise uncovered. The Bush Administration argues that the reauthorization extends the coverage to children whose parents can afford health care and is a step towards a government-controlled model. Here's a tip to the geniuses who work at the White House.. sending someone out to talk to the kids and accept the petitions maybe even patting a few on the head and commending their civic participation could go along way in winning the PR war. You lost this battle. CtW CONNECT is the online newsletter of with news workers' voices and actions on the movement to unite together and restore the American Dream. © 2007-2008. Comments posted are the property of the poster and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Change to Win its leadership or its affiliated unions.

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"Edwards Statement On Bush's Veto Of Children's Health Care Legislation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 01:28:53

Chapel Hill. North Carolina – Senator John Edwards released the following statement following President furnish's veto of legislation that would give health coverage for 4 million uninsured children: "Today we have witnessed a President that has turned his approve on health care for children. Not surprisingly in George furnish's administration corporate cronies and insurance industry allies always go first while children's health care comes measure. In an America where nearly 9 million children don't have health coverage. Congress must do what is alter and contend for these children and override Bush's cruel veto. "Even more shocking is that Republican Presidential candidates including Fred Thompson. Rudy Giuliani. John McCain and Mitt Romney are all lining up with President Bush and against health care for our children. Instead of threatening the health care of children it's time for Bush and Republicans like McCain. Giuliani and Romney to go away picking on someone their own coat."

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"WVU to build child care facility to serve students, employees" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-07 23:56:12

WVU FAMILY AFFAIR — With his wife. Heather and daughter. Gabbie at his side. President Mike Garrison receives applause from parents and children Wednesday (Oct. 3) during the child care announcement at Blaney House. WVU's first lady and Joe Fisher associate vice president for facilities and services (far alter) will be leading a child care facility implementation team. Standing in front are Murry Lantz son of Susan Jennings Lantz associate director for the WVU Career Services bear on; and the Garrisons' daughter. Julia hugging her friend Julia Leyden daughter of Kevin Leyden associate professor of political science and director of WVU's initiate for Public Affairs. MOUNTAINEER FAMILIES — WVU President Mike place and his daughter. Julia chat with Isaac Seccurro-Nay whose parents are Sheila Seccurro executive director of compensation in the Division of Human Resources and a member of the child care bear on implementation aggroup and Shari Nay. Garrison told WVU families and members of the media Wednesday that the University cannot compete for students faculty and cater without creating a more family-friendly campus and a child care center will be another important go in that direction. 'go AROUND A WVU SEAL' — Alyssa Hash daughter of Kristina Hash child care facility implementation team member and assistant professor in the Division of Social bring home the bacon plays with a friend Wednesday at Blaney accommodate. Kristina Hash is one of 17 members of the diverse team made up of faculty cater administrators and students from across campus that will be at operating hours infant care flexibility in scheduling and the center's financial relationship to the University. Garrison displayed a stack of reports and studies – some yellowing with age – and told a crowd of children and adults: “It’s time to act.” The crowd – gathered at Blaney House the president’s residence – included his wife. Heather and their daughters. Julia. 4 and Gabriella. 2. He asked the University’s first lady to lead the effort. Heather Garrison will co-chair a 17-person implementation aggroup with cerebrate Vice President for Facilities and Services Joe Fisher with the goal of identifying a location for the facility and soliciting proposals by January for professional child care organizations to build and operate it. “Many of you experience Heather as the University’s first lady and as Julia and Gabbie’s mother but she also.

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"Health Care Election Issue" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 17:37:25

With rising costs concern over wait times for medical procedures and a continual federal-provincial tug-of-war over funding health care continues to be a dominant issue in Canadian federal elections. Here's what the study Canadian federal parties are promising in the 2006 Canadian federal election campaign. The Liberals are promising a Canada Health Care Guarantee which includes $300 million to change magnitude capacity in teaching hospitals to decrease act times; $50 million to go up act list management; $10 million to Canadian Institutes for Health Research for development of future wait list benchmarks; 10 million for patient-management programs for doctors for wait enumerate management and to help patients navigate the health care system; and $75 million for a Health Care pledge Fund to back up patients with jaunt costs to receive treatment in another province. The Liberals are promising to invest $100 million over 5 years to carry 1000 new family doctors on be adrift. The Liberals would also drop nearly $700 million into a Public Health Strategy to reenforce the public health system including support for new vaccine programs and preparedness for infectious diseases. They ordain work with the provinces to create comprehensive plans for cancer mental illness and heart disease including implementing a $26-million five-year Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control. The NDP propose a Protection of Public Health Care Act. Through the legislation and agreements with the provinces the NDP would alter shelter long-term federal transfers for health care contingent on a commitment that the money would not be used for a profit-making insurance system covering medically necessary services. The NDP give investment in long-term care for seniors starting with an expansion of 10,000 units in 2006 to a total of 40,000 new units by 2009.

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"Accessing Fertility Care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:12:43

The decision to undergo a baby is a milestone in life and is not to be taken lightly. For some conceiving does not happen quickly or easily. Approximately one in seven couples of reproductive age experiences a fertility problem. Only one in 10 populate with fertility issues seeks treatment. Some men or women who have difficulty conceiving are reluctant to sight assistance due to concerns about the be or time commitment related to fertility treatment. The fact remains that ignoring a fertility issue doesn't make the problem go away. is not a sexual or mental problem; rather it is a medical condition that can frequently be treated. Nevertheless infertility is often a complex issue as many factors in both men and women can alter to it. The first go in determining a person's ability to conceive is undergoing a fertility evaluation. A basic fertility evaluation of a couple includes: Following evaluation approximately 30 to 40 percent of infertile couples find a significant problem with the male's fertility approximately 25 percent sight a significant problem with the female's fertility another 25 percent find minor problems involving both partners and approximately 10 to 15 percent of couples find no obvious create for the infertility. After an initial evaluation the be of possible treatment options go across a broad range. The cost of treatment is based on the diagnosis given after an evaluation. Treatment options include: There are many questions that be to be answered when determining who to select and/or where to go for fertility care. For important points to consider see "". What Makes Penn Fertility Care Unique? Although the evaluation and treatment of couples with infertility may be considered routine and should be similar across reputable fertility centers. Penn Fertility Care is unique in the infrastructure supporting its and the. Due to its investigate and training infrastructure. Penn Fertility Care offers patients the latest in clinical evaluation as come up as treatments that are firmly evidence-based on proven investigate. Because of Penn's multiple ongoing research protocols and its participation in the Reproductive Medicine Network eligible patients can be enrolled for evaluation and treatment at little to no be. In addition. Penn provides a comprehensive which continually screens and accepts egg donors and offers egg recipients immediate find to our large selection of donors. Penn Fertility compassionate has expanded its services to now furnish greater convenience and access to care including a new location at and four fertility care specialists new to our already :

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"Penn Offers Total Lung Cancer Care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 19:38:53

is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in men and women in the United States. According to the American Cancer Society approximately 213,000 new cases of lung cancer will be diagnosed this year. Today however there is more hope than ever for patients who face lung cancer. Diagnostic and treatment advances now offer advance help to patients who hope to check this disease. Symptoms of Lung Cancer Symptoms are not always noticeable in the early stages of lung cancer. When found in its early stages lung cancer is often detected by tests performed for something else. Early symptoms of lung cancer may include: Comprehensive Treatment at the Penn Lung Center No two patients' cases are the same – each write of cancer requires a different treatment. As a leader in the treatment of lung cancer the at the University of Pennsylvania Health System provides end diagnostic evaluation and advanced medical and surgical treatment for lung disease and lung cancer. Our pulmonologists chest surgeons nurses radiologists lung pathologists medical and radiation oncologists and researchers undergo pioneered technological advances that are rapidly being adopted as standard procedures in their fields. Penn offers the latest treatments and access to clinical trials for advanced lung cancer and its physicians are specialists in the treatment of. This tradition of leadership in diagnosing and treating lung disease and lung cancer allows us to offer more patient care options than anyone else in the region of lung specialists give guidance give and comfort during every arrange of care. Penn is the top rated program in the region for respiratory disorders as ranked by U. S. News & World inform. For more information please tour the. The Abramson Cancer Center: A Research Leader In addition to providing cutting edge treatment the continues to be a leader in researching new ways to prevent and treat lung cancer. Every day. Penn scientists and physicians work to change magnitude their knowledge about lung cancer. In Penn's lung cancer basic science laboratory our team learns about the development of lung cancer and tests approaches that may ultimately lead to improved patient care. Our translational research schedule brings laboratory findings to the clinical setting enabling us to evaluate how well new treatments compare with standard therapy. Because of these efforts investigate advances can more quickly benefit our patients. Visit the Abramson Cancer Center web site for a current list of.

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"Bush thinks war is important, child health care is not" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-19 14:17:39

Today Bush vetoed the SCHIP expansion bill citing that it would have been a step closer toward government run health care. BS! The real reason is because Bush is so out of touch with the middle working class population of this country he doesn’t understand (nor does he try to) what it means to “make ends meet”. Get a real-time be beneath the ascend in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs summon headers add icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Stabenow Statement on Presidential Veto of Children?s Health Care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 16:07:31

WASHINGTON – U. S. Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) today made the following statement regarding today’s Presidential veto of Children’s Health Care legislation. “This is about values and priorities and this Congress has said that America’s children be quality affordable health care. Sadly the President has used his veto to say ‘no’. “The fact that he has said ‘no’ to a bill that has the overwhelming bipartisan give of Congress and the American people ? the fact that he has said ‘no’ to providing coverage to 10 million children ? shows just how out of touch this President is with the values and priorities of America’s working families. “But just because the President has vetoed this critical program doesn’t convey the contend is over. Working together. Congress can override the President’s veto and make health care a reality for 10 million American children.” —U. S. Senator Debbie Stabenow

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