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Sometimes It Is Good to Buy the Biggest. But Should You Buy the Biggest Health Care ...
Sometimes It Is Good to Buy the Biggest. But Should You Buy the Biggest Health Care ...
2016 Investor Day presentation , June 29, 2016AAThe McKesson Corp. ( MCK ), which distributes pharma products and medical supplies (and more), is the 11th largest company on the Fortune 500 list.ItAAAs currently a bargain, at least compared to what it used to be.Does that make it a buy for value investors?
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Campaign For Universal Health Care In Colorado Seeks Bernie Sanders' Help
Campaign For Universal Health Care In Colorado Seeks Bernie Sanders' Help
Backers of ColoradoCare — the state ballot initiative that would establish universal health care in Colorado — think they have the perfect job for former presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders.With the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia behind him, Sanders "comes to Colorado and campaigns for single-payer — and we win," says T.R.Reid, one of the architects of ColoradoCare.
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Large Employers Are Key to Reforming Health Care
Large Employers Are Key to Reforming Health Care
In a thoughtful review of the Affordable Care Act in The Journal of the American Medical Association, President Obama ends with a discussion of "lessons for future policy makers." He talks about the difficulties in instituting change in the face of "hyperpartisanship" and "special interests" and makes a plea for "pragmatism." Given the current state of affairs in Washington, this may seem like wishful thinking.But we think all is not hopeless, and that large employers can play a powerful role in building on what the ACA and other initiatives have achieved to date and accelerate the positive transformation of the U.S. health care system.Here's how employers can help address each of the challenges President Obama identifies:1.
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NBA to Fund Health Care for Former Players with at Least 3 Seasons of Experience
NBA to Fund Health Care for Former Players with at Least 3 Seasons of Experience
The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) announced Wednesday it will fund health care for the league's retired players who racked up at least three years of experience, per Howard Beck of Bleacher Report.The statement noted player representatives passed the vote to fund the health insurance in unanimous fashion.The vote occurred in New York during the NBPA's summer meeting in June.
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