share Financial Inclusion India: Knocking the poor back on their feet with microinsurance Hospitalization can save a life--at the cost, sometimes, of throwing it permanently off track. Two very different countries, India and the United States, recently chose a similar solution: subsidized insurance. Read more »
share A Clash of Health and Wealth India's southern state of Kerala has received international attention not only for its beaches and temples, but also for statistics that suggest people of limited means can live long, healthy lives. Read more »
share The Cost of Health Care “Every 30 seconds in the United States someone files for bankruptcy in the aftermath of a serious health problem,” according to the National Coalition on Health Care. Read more »
share Finding Cures for Tropical Diseases Can open source technology bring new pharmaceutical solutions to disease in developing countries?Tags: health caretropical diseasepharmaceutical researchopen sourceRegions: North AmericaCategories: Technology Read more »
share Globalization Forces a Health Check of U.S. Auto Industry The US auto industry is most at risk if the country does not adapt to globalization's pressures by investing in health-care reform and innovative designs in a changing marketTags: competitiongovernmentunionautohealth careRegions: North AmericaCategories: Health Read more »