In the case of the cuts to Medicare, seniors would see no changes in their benefits, but providers, including doctors and hospitals, would see an across-the-board 2 percent cut to reimbursements. An estimated 496,000 health care jobs would be lost during the first year of cuts, according to a report funded by doctors, hospitals and nurses groups.
Hospitals would bear the largest share of the cuts. The Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund would be reduced by about $5.8 billion, while the National Institutes of Health would see a $2.5 billion reduction. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would face cuts of $490 million, and the Food and Drug administration would see reductions of about $318 million.
Funding for the health law’s insurance exchange grants would decrease by $66 million while funding for the health law’s prevention fund would drop by $76 million, according to the report.
In addition, the National Institutes of Health “would have to halt or curtail scientific research, including needed research into cancer and childhood diseases,” the report states
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why cant we just stop giving aid to muslims and jews and men with dirty penises?
and stop all these bridges to no where in california, or all these art centers, and tons of other stupid programs.
no, because we are a stupid nation, with stupid leaders and stupid people who follow stupid leaders. we need to go mess with the only one real thing we had left that was actually working.
Hospitals would bear the largest share of the cuts. The Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund would be reduced by about $5.8 billion, while the National Institutes of Health would see a $2.5 billion reduction. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would face cuts of $490 million, and the Food and Drug administration would see reductions of about $318 million.
Funding for the health law’s insurance exchange grants would decrease by $66 million while funding for the health law’s prevention fund would drop by $76 million, according to the report.
In addition, the National Institutes of Health “would have to halt or curtail scientific research, including needed research into cancer and childhood diseases,” the report states
http://www.kaiserhealthnews.org/Stories/2012/September/14/sequestration-and-medicare.aspx?utm_source=khn&utm_medium=internal&utm_campaign=widget
why cant we just stop giving aid to muslims and jews and men with dirty penises?
and stop all these bridges to no where in california, or all these art centers, and tons of other stupid programs.
no, because we are a stupid nation, with stupid leaders and stupid people who follow stupid leaders. we need to go mess with the only one real thing we had left that was actually working.