As private equity reshapes American health care, the dentistry industry is now leading the charge - and patients are bearing the cost. In the last decade, private equity firms have been quietly taking control of dental care from behind the scenes, largely through secondary business organizations that push dental practices to cut costs and, in some cases, encourage unnecessary and irreversible dental procedures.
A group of 33 House Republicans voted in favor of renaming the Kennedy Center Opera House to the First Lady Melania Trump Opera House on Tuesday. The amendment was adopted in the bill by 33-25, though has not yet been voted on by the rest of Congress.
"All his organs are slowly being crushed. He has three conditions affecting his spine; one pushes inwards, one forward and one curves to the side. It's twisted around like a tree."
The clinic, established in 2008, in Bhubaneswar, now helps around 3,000 children a month with various eye issues and performs 350 surgeries monthly at low or no cost.
Van Orden's post received backlash after he enthusiastically celebrated a bill that resulted in 18 million kids losing school meals and 17 million losing health care.
Directed by Chuck Jones, also known for animating Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig, the short film 'So Much for So Little' showcases a cradle-to-grave health care system funded by just three cents a week.
The law's requirements are impossibly restrictive: patients must be mentally competent, make multiple oral requests 15 days apart, provide a written request with two witnesses and self-administer the medication themselves.
Nevada's exchange, Nevada Health Link, asks visitors about what prescriptions they use...as visitors answered the questions, their responses were sent to LinkedIn and Snapchat.