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- Healthy Life Expectancies at Age 65 Highest in Hawaii, Lowest in Mississippi
- Medicaid Programs Vary in Coverage of Preventive Care, Report Says
- HINfographic: Managing Population Health
- Study Estimates that 4.3 Million Prescriptions for Painkillers Were for Illicit Use by Doctor Shoppers
- New Chart: How Healthcare Identifies Individuals for Care Transition Management
- 56 Percent of Private Companies Already in Compliance with Next Wave of Health Reform Requirements
- Study Suggests that Chinese People May Be at Higher Risk for Stroke than Caucasians
- 4 Benefits of Online Health Communities in Chronic Care Management
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