Indigent Health Care Faces Scrutiny in New Mexico Legislature
The New Mexico Sole Community Provider SCP program supports uninsured and poor patients by matching federal funds with county contributions. After a CMS review, SCP funding fell dramatically prompting budget cuts. proposed changes would replace SCP with a new funding scheme using a county tax to allocate aid by hospital size, provoking opposition from counties and hospitals alike.
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SCP
New Mexico
Federal
Center For Medicare and
Medicaid Services
Human Services Ment
HSD
Gila Regional Medical Center
Silver City
Centennial Care
Hos
Pitals
New Mexico Association of Counties
Maria Meadowcroft
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
Scott Annala
Lincoln County
Ruidoso News
Sen
Carroll
Year of Snowden under scrutiny in final 2013 note
An editorial reflects on Edward Snowden living in Moscow as a climate of debate over amnesty for his NSA disclosures. It cites The Guardian’s ongoing release of documents, NSA concerns, and public opinion shifting on surveillance and warrants. It urges President Obama to rein in the NSA and consider amnesty talks if a broader deal arises.
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Moscow
Edward J. Snowden
Time Magazine
The
Guardian Aper
Great Britain
Snowden
National Security Agency
NSA
Richard Ledgett
CBS News
Barack Obama
State Department
Congressional Intelligence Committees
Obama
Intelligence Committee
Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Mike Rogers
R Mich
Mr. Snowden
House
John Boehner
Rohio
Washington Post
Pope
Osama bin Laden
Richard A. Clarke
George W. Bush
Edward Snowden
Big Brother
Google
Yahoo
Langone pledges funds if pope preaches against capitalism
Wealthy investor Kenneth Langone warns he and other rich donors may withhold millions from church and charity unless Pope Francis stops criticizing capitalism. He targets Cardinal Dolan over St Patrick’s Cathedral restoration and ties his stance to broader economic inequality and donor influence.
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Pope Francis
Kenneth Langone
Langone
Holy See
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Manhattan
Cardinal Timothy Dolan
New York
Koch Brothers
Vatican Bank
Dear Doctor K Health Advice for Cirrhosis Headache Pain
Doonesbury advises on safe pain relief for cirrhosis patients. Acetaminophen remains safest but cautious limits apply to 2000 mg per day, with some doctors allowing up to 3000 mg. NSAIDs pose bleeding and kidney risks. avoid them. Non drug strategies include ice or heat, rest, dark quiet rooms, and gentle activities like Tai chi or yoga.
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Doonesbury
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Dr. K
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