Ad wars heat up over health law
Washington reflects a heated battle over the 2010 health care law as administration allies push enrollment efforts and state exchanges while critics flood airwaves with campaigns. The piece notes $150 million in federal grants to raise awareness, roles for health centers like Florida Community Health Centers, and opposition from Americans for Prosperity and other groups. It highlights Sebelius and Obama statements, and the target to enroll millions through October to March amid political spending.
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MERS virus may be deadlier than SARS in study
A detailed look at about four dozen MERS cases in Saudi Arabia shows the virus may cause sicker, quicker deterioration with rapid kidney involvement, though it appears less infectious than SARS. WHO notes individual traveler risk to Mecca is very low.
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