Tammy's Health Articles

[...] Manchin of West Virginia, who has urged delaying a penalty for people who do not enroll for health insurance in 2014 under the law, told CNN that a transitional year was needed for the complex [...]

[...] Washington’s new health insurance exchange dispatched a sign-up envoy to one of the city’s gay clubs one recent night to [...]

[...] For most Americans who don’t have health insurance, Monday is the deadline to sign up for coverage starting on Jan. 1 under President Barack [...]

[...] and others have argued for more than a couple of years, getting “access” to health insurance won’t guarantee access to medical care. For that, you’d need access to medical [...]

[...] up the story. Congress pressed for explanations, new evidence revived old lawsuits and the Obama administration was obliged to declassify thousands of pages it had fought for years to conceal. Taken [...]

[...] that they bought only minutes earlier came back. And for approximately the 250th time, the Obama administration pivoted back to the economy, which has somehow been recovering for years now without [...]

[...] saying “F—k the EU,” had been intercepted and leaked on You Tube. The Obama administration immediately pointed the finger at Moscow, which did little to signal a denial over an [...]

[...] said it would be down for a few hours to repair an error that occurred overnight. The Obama administration said late on Thursday that people who have had their insurance plans canceled because of [...]

[...] on January 1, 2014, the letter or affidavit has to be accompanied by a State Department of Public Health form signed by a health care practitioner saying that he or she provided the parent “ [...]

[...] . Where’s the FDA with all that? This culture’s values are upside down when public health and safety take a back seat to industry profits.   [...]

[...] had lower levels of melatonin,” said Sarah C Markt, M.P.H, from the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston. Markt further discussed the importance of a good night’s sleep and healthy [...]

[...] can help pay premiums and out of pocket expenses, not only in the 36 states served by the federal government but also in New York – one of the largest states to operate its own health insurance [...]

[...] since first opening 10 years ago. As many as 800 people use the site each day. The federal government tried to shut down InSite in 2008, but it survived thanks to a Supreme Court of Canada [...]

[...] The federal government’s portfolio of international health-care initiatives has grown so enormous that the [...]

[...] that for some inexplicable reason goes unnoticed by pretty much everybody outside the federal government. Undaunted, Washington turns its massive collective brainpower toward the task of deciding [...]

[...] ;oasis of sin’ during the prohibition era, fell into serious decline and dilapidation. New Jersey officials felt the only way to bring Atlantic City back from the brink of disaster would be to [...]

[...] thoughts went to the personal. Chris Christie, elected in 2013 to a second term as governor of New Jersey: “I am grateful that my oldest daughter Sarah got her Christmas wish—admission to [...]

[...] at, or to get driving directions. Legislators in at least three states – Delaware, New Jersey and West Virginia – have introduced bills that would ban driving with Google Glass. After [...]

[...] — go hand-in-hand with the lowest forms of human behavior? Even as police from here to New Jersey go on an illicit sex-busting spree, the number of working girls and guys advertising sexy & [...]

[...] nationally is likely more than 1.5 million. is well short of the 3.3 million enrollees administration officials were hoping for by now, but it represents a dramatic improvement from a month ago, when [...]

[...] of closer to 38 percent set before the program’s botched October 1 rollout, when administration officials believed that about 2.7 million of a forecast 7 million enrollees for 2014 would be [...]

[...] Obama departs on a planned four-day trip to the Middle East, although because of what administration officials describe as a technical scheduling “glitch,” he winds up spending two of the [...]

[...] no fault of their own,” Senator Orrin Hatch, a Utah Republican, said last week. Administration officials said on Friday there are fewer than 500,000 people who have received cancellation [...]