Apple's Jobs Under Treatment to Gain Weight - Wall Street Journal Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs said a "hormone imbalance" was responsible for his dramatic weight loss, but he provided so few details of his condition that it raised new questions about his health. In a letter released Monday, Mr. Jobs, 53 ...
Charges filed in NYC crane collapse - WOAI NEW YORK (AP) - Criminal charges have been filed in connection with a New York crane collapse that killed seven people in March. Contractor William Rapetti and his rigging company face manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges ...
Forecasters say heavy rain to follow snow Spokane snow dump - WLOS.com SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Road crews in Spokane, Washington, can't catch a break. After receiving more than six feet of snow this winter, about another 8 inches fell Monday. The snow largely shut down the city and extended the holiday break for students ...
Milky Way a swifter spinner, more massive - Xinhua News Agency That's according to new findings about the Milky Way presented Monday at the American Astronomical Society's convention in Long Beach, California. Astronomers who have made high-precision measurements of the galaxy say it is rotating about 100,000 ...
Duncan and Spurs handle Heat - WJLA (Sports Network) - Tim Duncan recorded 19 points and nine rebounds, as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Miami Heat, 91-84, at American Airlines Arena. George Hill had 15 points and seven rebounds for the Spurs, who have won eight of nine and move a ...
Health-Care Outlays Climb at Slowest Rate in Years - Wall Street Journal Health-care spending grew at its lowest rate in nearly a decade in 2007, but it continued to swallow an ever-bigger portion of U.S. gross domestic product and family budgets, a new federal study shows. Restrained by a sharply slower growth in ...
Health care spending slows in 2007 with generics - WTKR WASHINGTON (AP) - With consumers turning more to generic drugs, a government report finds spending on health care slowed a bit in 2007. The 6.1% growth rate for all health care spending was the slowest since 1998. Officials say the good news on ...
Health Spending Continues To Explode - Forbes When the economy expands, that's a good thing. But when spending on health care keeps rising, without tangible benefits like healthier people, it means everyone's a bit poorer. The latest numbers out of the government's National Health Statistics ...
7 Ways Laid-Off Baby Boomers Can Find Health Insurance - US News and World Report Workers who find themselves unexpectedly laid off in middle age or forced into early retirement have many worries. One of their greatest fears is about finding health insurance coverage. Some 21 percent of baby boomers ages 45 to 64 report they are ...
U.S. health spending hits $2.2 trillion in 2007 - Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Americans spent $2.2 trillion on healthcare in 2007, or $7,421 per person, according to a U.S. government report released on Tuesday. The 6.1 percent rate of growth over 2006 was the lowest since 1998, mostly because growth in ...
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