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Letter: Candidates should address chronic disease
April 22, 2016
Wisconsin State Journal
By: Gina Dennik-Champion
Chronic disease deserves more attention this election.
The presidential candidates need to address how they will
OP-ED
Apr 22,2016
VIDEO: What Accounts for the Growth in Private Health Insurance Spending?
Hospital care is the largest contributor to commercial health insurance spending growth - 42% of the increase since 2016. The growth in spending due to hospitals is more than twice that of the growth due to physician services and administrative costs, and ten times that of
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Apr 19,2016
FACT: Healthy Behavior and Better Treatment Critical to Lowering Health Care Costs
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New research uncovers potential for 16 million saved lives, $6.3 trillion in savings
Washington, D.C. (April 19, 2016) The impact of chronic disease ripples throughout each state across the country. New research commissioned by the Partnership to
Press release
Apr 18,2016
Overview of new research on the burden of chronic disease in the next 15 years
Chronic diseases impose substantial clinical and economic burden on the United States. New research commissioned by the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease shows that, over the next 15 years, continuing investment in the promotion of healthy behaviors and development of better treatments for
In the news
Apr 13,2016
One View: Candidates must address health policy questions
April 5, 2016
Reno Gazette-Journal
Tom McCoy
Think about the people who live on your street or apartment building, the people you see every day. According to the averages, the majority of them – 54 percent of Nevadans according to
In the news
Apr 12,2016
Time to put the candidates on the spot about health care
March 31, 2016
The Tampa Tribune
By: Candace Dematteis
Even after Floridians get a breather from the nonstop intensity of the presidential primary, we should never forget the important role
OP-ED
Mar 31,2016
The Unsung Success of a Diabetes Prevention Program
The New York Times
Aaron E. Carroll
March 30, 2016
More than 86 million people, including 22 million people 65 or older, have pre-diabetes, which increases their risk of heart disease, strokes or diabetes. As we’ve watched that number grow, it has somehow felt that despite
In the news
Mar 30,2016
Your Views: Politicians must focus more on fighting chronic diseases
March 29, 2016
The Janesville Gazette
By: Arthur Taggart
There are alarming statistics on the prevalence of chronic disease in Wisconsin from The Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease. It is clear to me that our
OP-ED
Mar 29,2016
My View: Demand health care details from candidates
March 25, 2016
Tallahassee Democrat
By: Candace Dematteis
Even after Floridians get a breather from the nonstop intensity of the presidential primary, we should never forget the important role this state will
OP-ED
Mar 25,2016
How will you fight the rise of chronic illness?
March 23, 2016
The Gazette
By: Jim Henter
Many political analysts are describing this year’s election as a crossroads moment. You can make a case that this is true on a number of issues, from the Supreme Court to foreign policy to the environment. It’s important
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Mar 23,2016