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• Student in DEA custody forgotten without food or water for days

  Tue May 1, 2012
  • Yeah, but if its a nice grandmother and its a hospital that does the starving, Medicare thinks its just fine and will pay the docs for their troubles. Can't see why its a problem for DEA to do this.

• 'Egypt is free,' crowds cheer after Mubarak quits

  Fri Feb 11, 2011
  • When do Obama and Biden decide to leave too?

• Giffords' rehab fully covered, but not so for other victims of brain injury

  Tue Feb 8, 2011
  • I'll believe in "health care reform" when congress and federal employees get what everyone else gets.

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • I can't have kids and don't have kids and sure as heck would have like to have had them. Take a breath and get rid of the envy.

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • RIght, to the point that there isn't even a single endocrinologist on a medicare advantage plan in all of hte DC area.

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • Mary. Something to add to your elliptical reading:

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • The health care bill is costing me $450 a month more. And if you've met an economist, you've met either a liar or a fool.

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • Um. A dose of reality. My share of medicare premiums for this year are more than $500 a month. For one person. that's because Obama absolutely gutted medicare advantage plans to pay for health care reform.

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • Try not being able to walk, or having congestive heart disease, in your thirties, not being able to work, being stuck all day, every day, lying down, much less not being able to have kids, because of a horrible disease caused by a brain tumor, and not being able to get a g-d doctor to treat you -- …

• Health law could affect fertility treatment coverage

  Wed Jan 26, 2011
  • The doctors who manage IVF are endocrinologists and they are in very short supply. They manage diabetes and thyroid disorders (the number one disease to affect older women).