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- Capsules: Survey: Even In Southern States, Medicaid Expansion Is Popular; Accuracy of Blood Glucose Meters Draws Scrutiny
  Check out what's new on KHN's blog, Capsules.
  (Daily Report) 9:17AM ET
- Viewpoints: Mass. Experience May Not Be True Test For National Health Law; 'Dishonest' Campaign By Medical Device Makers
  A selection of editorials and opinions on health care from around the country.
  (Daily Report) 9:13AM ET
- Viewpoints: Slowing Health Costs; What Causes Genetic Testing To Be So Expensive; Iowa Governor Offers Medicaid Supports A 'Glimmer Of Hope'
  A selection of editorials and opinions on health care from around the country.
  (Daily Report) May 21
- Study: Physicians Increasingly Rely On ERs To Determine Whether Patients Need To Be Hospitalized
  The New York Times details these findings.
  (Daily Report) May 21
- Findings Examine Work-Hour Restrictions, Impact Of Hospitalists' Workloads
  A survey found surgeons-in-training often skirt limits on work hours. Meanwhile, a new study concluded that the length of inpatient hospital stays increased when hospitalists' workload went up.
  (Daily Report) May 20
- New Psychiatric Diagnostic Manual Released
  Long-awaited update of "the psychiatrist's bible" has stirred controversy.
  (Daily Report) May 20
- Viewpoints: Sebelius' 'Ethical Line'; As Tricky Phase Of Health Law Approaches, Concerns About Exchanges Opening On Time
  A selection of editorials and opinions on health care from around the country.
  (Daily Report) May 20
- Viewpoints: Health Law's Effect On Patient Safety; Angelina Jolie's Surgery Is The Ultimate 'Choice'
  A selection of editorials and opinions on health care from around the country.
  (Daily Report) May 17
- Research Roundup: Surgical Residents Not Happy With New Schedules
  This week's studies come from JAMA Surgery, the American Journal of Public Health, Academic Emergency Medicine, The Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Management Associates.
  (Daily Report) May 17
- HHS To Pay $1 Billion For Ideas To Drive Down Health Costs
  The availability of a second round of grants -- funded by the health law -- was announced to support approaches to reduce costs and improve care. The initial round, announced last year, funded 107 organizations.
  (Daily Report) May 16
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Capsules: Survey: Even In Southern States, Medicaid Expansion Is Popular; Accuracy of Blood Glucose Meters Draws Scrutiny

Viewpoints: Mass. Experience May Not Be True Test For National Health Law; 'Dishonest' Campaign By Medical Device Makers

Viewpoints: Slowing Health Costs; What Causes Genetic Testing To Be So Expensive; Iowa Governor Offers Medicaid Supports A 'Glimmer Of Hope'

Study: Physicians Increasingly Rely On ERs To Determine Whether Patients Need To Be Hospitalized

Findings Examine Work-Hour Restrictions, Impact Of Hospitalists' Workloads

New Psychiatric Diagnostic Manual Released

Viewpoints: Sebelius' 'Ethical Line'; As Tricky Phase Of Health Law Approaches, Concerns About Exchanges Opening On Time

Viewpoints: Health Law's Effect On Patient Safety; Angelina Jolie's Surgery Is The Ultimate 'Choice'

Research Roundup: Surgical Residents Not Happy With New Schedules

HHS To Pay $1 Billion For Ideas To Drive Down Health Costs

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