Us Healthcare

Nancy Pelosi rips up copy of Donald Trump's State of the Union speech after he snubs House Speaker's handshake as impeachment trial nears end

Donald Trump avoided the subject of his impeachment in his pugnacious 80-minute speech, but the scars from the battle were evident with fellow Republicans giving him standing ovations while rival Democrats, for the most part, remained seated.

Three Indian-Americans named in Time's 'Health Care 50' list; magazine says problematic healthcare in US led to 'extraordinary innovation'

Three Indian-Americans have been named in the Time magazine's 2018 list of the 50 most influential people whose work is transforming healthcare in the US. The three Indian-Americans included in the list are Divya Nag, Dr Raj Panjabi and Atul Gawande.

Cloud computing firm 8K Miles close to buying US healthcare firm; sees FY19 margin rising to 45%

8K Miles is likely to close the deal over the next few months, a top company official has said.

Wipro sees strong demand for services from BFSI segment; faces challenges in domestic biz, US healthcare

Bengaluru-based Wipro said it expected revenue form its key IT services business for the quarter ending September to be in the range of $2.01 billion to $2.05 billion.

US witnesses alarming rise in STD 'epidemic': California on front line with over 300 cases of congenital syphilis in 2017

Sexually transmitted diseases have made an alarming resurgence across the United States, where 2016 saw a record two million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis, including 628 cases of congenital syphilis. But California, the most populous US state, stands out for its willingness to tackle the crisis head-on, with cases of the three ailments up 45 percent in 2017 from five years ago.

Obamacare enrolment surpasses 1.1 million

More than 975,000 Americans have enrolled in the Obama administration's healthcare online marketplace in December, pushing the total enrolment above 1.1 million, a senior government official said

US senator talks all night to thwart spending bill, Obama's healthcare law

The Democratic-led Senate was on a path Wednesday to passing a bill to prevent a government shutdown while protecting President Barack Obama's health care law, despite a conservative senator's attempt to block the effort by talking all night and into the morning