Health
Health IT: growing interests and concerns
Many assume that the health care system in the United States is the best in the world — at least for those who are able to access it. The reality for many people is that our system often fails to deliver quality care, misses many people who need care the most, and suffers from significant inefficiencies that lead to high costs. Even according to conservative estimates, hospital errors are the nation’s eighth leading cause of death — ahead of breast cancer, AIDS and motor vehicle accidents combined.
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- Alcohol: labeling
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- Allergies
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- Asthma
- Autism
- Cholesterol drugs
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- Counterfeit drugs
- Dental care
- Dietary supplements
- Drug substitution
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- Over-the-counter medicines
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- Retail health clinics
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