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- Model: Green Bay, the anti-Miami
- UM tests online link for diabetics
- State capital's trauma center official
- Shands forms unusual partnership
- ''Natural'' cures on rise, can kill
| Model: Green Bay, the anti-Miami Posted: 6/11/2009 © Washington Post Today, President Obama visits Green Bay, Wis., one of the highest-value health communities in the nation. There, Medicare patients' health is at least as good as in Miami but costs dramatically less. |
| UM tests online link for diabetics Posted: 6/11/2009 © Miami Herald If low-income diabetics frequently communicate with nurses online, will they stay healthier? Microsoft and the University of Miami are testing the theory on 25 patients from Overtown. |
| State capital's trauma center official Posted: 6/11/2009 © Tallahassee Democrat Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare will be designated as a Level II trauma center on July 1. Before the facility gained provisional trauma status last year, Tallahassee was the only urban area in Florida not served by a trauma center. |
| Shands forms unusual partnership Posted: Shands HealthCare and Solantic are partnering to open a Gainesville medical clinic. That puts the University of Florida's teaching hospital system in business with Rick Scott, who has become the most visible opponent of national health reform (see Health News Florida's article on Scott). |
| ''Natural'' cures on rise, can kill Posted: 6/8/2009 © AP/Bradenton Herald Unproven alternative treatments are making a comeback, offering patients with deadly diseases hope with outlandish claims of cures. Instead, they rob the patient of money and precious time. |
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