Yet to be reported are December results from the 14 states that run their own websites for enrollees.
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Health and lifestyle stories from the Portland Press Herald.
Researchers report strep bacteria can last for up to several months on objects
Protocols for cleaning day care centers and home nurseries may need to change, authors of a new study say.
Health law to put calorie info on vending machines
The rules will apply to about 10,800 companies that operate 20 or more machines.
Vt. hospital makes changes that cut infection from catheters
Changes in technique and in pecking order – allowing nurses to challenge doctors – deliver results.
Mainers join rush to buy health coverage
It was crunch time in December as the first sign-up deadline neared. Those who lost power in the ice storm may get more time.
Medicine: Donor organ use and consent evolving
Once, organs such as kidneys were used to save lives. Now the donation of hands or a face can improve lives.
Will Mainers fly to co-op for health insurance?
That’s the question, as the fledgling nonprofit takes on a mountain of debt to be only the second provider in our marketplace.
Maine DHHS denies bid to make marijuana legal for Tourette’s
Advocates say they will keep trying for approval after an Ellsworth man’s request to make the syndrome a qualifying condition is rejected with no explanation.
N.H launches health care website on deadline day
The site is designed to provide state-specific information to consumers.
MaineHealth increasing spending on software system that was involved with billing glitches
MaineHealth will spend an extra $55 million, mostly for training staff, on a system that has led to costly errors.