Cancer Care: How Delaware Turned the Tide

The anti-poverty group OneAthens is going after federal grants to create a system allowing doctors to save time and money by sharing patients’ medical information electronically. Paul Boumbulian, a health care expert the University of Georgia hired last year to follow through on OneAthens’ plan to improve local health care for the uninsured and underinsured, is talking to Morehouse College, where he once taught, about setting up the system. “We do not have a system in Athens-Clarke County that connects everybody,” Boumbulian said. read more

In a Wow moment, the Supreme Court announced Friday that they will take one of the four pending "Halbig" cases––specifically King v. Burwell. The issue is over whether the new health law actually authorizes the payment of premium subsidies in the 37 states that will rely upon the federal government to run their exchange in 2015. This effort is being made on a number of fronts but has been

We are now accepting applications for the Connie Lloyd Scholarship. The purpose of the fund is to provide a $2000 scholarship to a student in the Health Policy and Management Department. The recipient of the scholarship shall have a program of study that includes course work, outreach, or internships focused on women and health. read more