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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1985

Page

9

Prodigality in Iowa Hospital Use Prompts Care-System Change

In Iowa hospital use per 12 000 population shows prodigal patterns vs national levels. Blue Cross enrollees used 919 days per 1000 in 1980, 774 in 1982, still above the national 722. AHDS plans cut inpatient care far lower, with projections Iowa may reach about 600 days per 1000 within 15 years.

Iowa Blue Cross Blue Shield Iown AHDS Iowa Blue Cross Health Policy Corporation of Iowa

Blair urges leaner inpatient care in Iowa health plans

Louis B. Blair of Cedar Rapids reflects on hospital administration and AHDS usage, arguing for lower inpatient days per 1000 enrollees and broader access to alternative healthcare systems. He notes past surgeries, trends in cost cutting, and DRG effects, previewing further discussion next week.

Louis B. Blair Cedar Rapids St. Luke's Hospital U.S India

Medical progress series explores rising health care costs

The fourth weekly segment surveys forces driving higher medical expenses and outlines potential system changes to curb costs. It examines how biomedical advances, treatment pricing, and care delivery impact overall spending and considers policy options for reform.

Deathmaking in fetal research echoes Holocaust horrors

John D. Morris of Cedar Rapids warns that medical research in the United States risks mirroring Nazi eugenics through fetal organ harvesting and late term abortion incentives. He, citing UCLA physician Josiah Brown, argues unborn lives are treated as utilitarian donor material and urges vigilance to prevent a new era of stateSponsored violence against the vulnerable.

Europe Germany United States Josiah Brown Ucla Medical Center Brown John D. Morris Cedar Rapids Discovery Village, Inc

Creation of a new word stirs linguistic debate

A discussion notes a group offering grants to fund curators while promoting curation as a verb. Critics question dictionary status, while a headline uses pleas as a verb and editors point out shifts in phraseology and meaning.

Karl Goellner

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