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Health Care M&A Spending Rises 11% in 2011 According to New Report from Irving ... MarketWatch (press release) NORWALK, Conn., Jan 25, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- During 2011, a total of $227.4 billion was committed to finance the year's activity in the health care merger, acquisition and takeover market. This represents an 11% increase over the $205.6 billion ... See all stories on this topic »

The real health care scare is a lack of provincial discipline Globe and Mail One newspaper headline proclaimed that the federal government's deep cuts in health care financing would prove "disastrous." Another newspaper headline anticipated that these deep cuts would "deny health care to the sick and the aged. See all stories on this topic » Globe and Mail

Wyden-Ryan plan won't improve health care system Statesman Journal Ryan could make is to recognize that health care is not a privilege but a human right. Instead, their plan continues employer-based private insurance to finance health care, which will accelerate the destruction of American's families, America's health ... See all stories on this topic »

Glaxo's Horlicks Health Drink Outsells Pepsi in India: Retail Bloomberg While they have lower margins, consumer products provide steady, low-risk revenue growth without patent expirations, said Rajesh Varma, who helps manage 5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) at DNCA Finance SA in Paris. Stable Growth "Consumer health care is ... See all stories on this topic » Bloomberg

Shaun Francis: Freeing the provinces from a made-in-Ottawa health-care solution National Post (blog) All the premiers grasped the implications of the overt, financial component: The Harper government pledged to continue the 6% increases in federal health-care funding until 2017, then committed to increases equal to economic growth plus inflation until ... See all stories on this topic » National Post (blog)

Investigation finds disgraced doctor took £100000 from out-of-hours GP service This is Croydon A DISGRACED doctor took £100000 from an out-of-hours GP service in Croydon, a report published today has found. Dr Ravi Sondhi abused his position as chairman and finance director of Croydoc, failing to answer telephone calls when on duty and ran the ... See all stories on this topic »

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