Health care reform shifts focus to capitation and outcomes
Dr. Michael Richards outlines ACA goals insurance reform cost control and quality measures for New Mexico. A shift from fee for service to capitation challenges doctors and blends roles of insurers and providers raising access costs and care patterns in private practice.
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Editorial: U S economy still limping along
The BEA reports first quarter 2015 GDP up 0.2 percent as harsh winter weather cited by Jason Furman. The piece compares 2015 with 1987 and 1969 recoveries, notes weak real per cap income gains since 2009, and cites Gallup on negative public sentiment. Reprinted from the Orange County Register.
Pope backs climate action at Vatican summit on Earth
A Vatican symposium in Rome on April 28 featured over 150 scientists and faith leaders drafting a possible encyclical on human ecology. Cardinal Turkson said fossil fuel burning disrupts Earth's balance, signaling a push for climate action though critics question politics over faith.
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Abnormal Uterine Bleeding and Menstrual Cycle Insights
Dear reader notes that irregular bleeding can arise from hormonal signals and cycle disruption. Causes include hormonal issues thyroid problems medications including birth control and blood thinners excess exercise or weight loss. In teens cycles may be irregular as hormones stabilize. most cases are not serious.
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