But if you look at regions where people are treated more aggressively, have more procedures and doctors use more resources, is survival better? The answer is no.

The lack of health insurance coverage will keep many people from retiring before they reach age 65.

The most important reason for rising costs is that we are so good at developing new ways to diagnose and treat disease. The typical new drug, imaging test, or procedure increases health expenditures rather than decreasing them.

The Iraqis that Col. Winslow and the other doctors and nurses are treating will remember that help more than anything else, and that's important.

I have a strong feeling about integrative care, about working closely with other people besides other doctors, ... Integrative care, I think, is where it's going. I think it gives people a broader spectrum of care, and a broader spectrum of the way in which people can look at themselves and look at their health.

Other people had had access to the vehicle before the accident. Doctors who treated Jones said they saw nothing to indicate (he) had been drinking.