Connecticut prosecutor doesn’t plan to charge owner of chimp that attacked Charla Nash — MedCity Evening Read, Dec. 7, 2009

A Connecticut prosecutor does not plan to charge the owner of a chimpanzee that mauled and blinded Charla Nash in February. Nash has been treated at the Cleveland Clinic.

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Don’t let the talk shows fool you: Red and blue staters alike are ready for real health-care reform

Bill Hayes of the Health Policy Institute of Ohio says that while conventional wisdom may assume deep divisions between red and blue states it turns out that, “given opportunities for honest dialogue, Americans agree far more than they disagree when it comes to health care reform.”

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Above-average health care spending doesn’t mean higher quality of care

Just because Ohio spends more than average for health care per resident doesn’t mean residents get above-average quality of care, says to Bill Hayes, president of the Health Policy Institute of Ohio. It also doesn’t mean Ohioans are healthier than average.

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Cleveland, Cincinnati next up for major health policy presentation

Representatives of the Health Policy Institute of Ohio will continue a multicity tour to discuss the findings of a recent Ohio Family Health Survey. Cincinnati and Cleveland will have events this week.

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