Walter Reed panel vows broad examination
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The Bush administration must examine all military and veterans' hospitals to see where the system has failed, one of the leaders of the presidential commission to investigate the problems said Sunday.
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The White House and congressional leaders called yesterday for swift investigation and repair of the problems plaguing outpatient care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, as veterans groups and members of Congress in both parties expressed outrage over substandard housing and the slow, dysfunctional bureaucracy there....
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Zoning in on a diagnosis for ailing Yasser Arafat should be a fairly straightforward task, medical experts say.
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The father of a soldier who died at Deepcut Barracks wants a review of the probe into her death made public.
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Some outside scientists wondered whether a Department of Veterans Affairs panel was stretching thin data to tell veterans what they wanted to hear in the committee's recent report.
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Prospective jurors in the murder trial of actor Robert Blake were asked Monday if they could endure the public scrutiny that surrounded the O.J. Simpson and Scott Peterson cases.
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The military's medical community got a black eye that "we didn't completely deserve" about conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the top Pentagon health official said Thursday at a ribbon cutting for a new amputee center.
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U.S. health authorities on Wednesday said they will conduct an investigation to get to the bottom of an unexplained illness marked by skin lesions that do not heal and a batch of other symptoms.
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A congressional committee promised Thursday to scrutinize NASA and its spending as the agency proceeds with a program to take astronauts to the moon and Mars.
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President Bush said Wednesday that the bipartisan panel he named to investigate problems at the nation's military and veterans hospitals would work to restore confidence in the system of caring for wounded U.S. troops and helping them move back into military or civilian life.
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The report is likely to intensify a debate about the safety of the nationÂs drug supply and the adequacy of government oversight.
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The American Medical Association is concerned, but says more research is needed before a definitive statement can be made.
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President Bush today ordered a "comprehensive review" of care for wounded service members and announced that he is setting up a new bipartisan commission to conduct it, as the administration sought to deal with reports of festering problems in outpatient care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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The poor conditions of the Army medical center will be the subject of hearings in Congress this week.
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Plans for regular testing of doctors are  reviewed following recommendations by the Shipman Inquiry.
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The co-chairman of an independent panel investigating problems at Walter Reed Army Medical Center said yesterday that the hospital may lack adequate funding and staff for rehabilitative services.
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For the past three years, Michael J. Wagner directed the Army's largest effort to help the most vulnerable soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. His office in Room 3E01 of the world-renowned hospital was supposed to match big-hearted donors with thousands of wounded soldiers who could not afford to feed their children, pay mortgages, buy plane tickets or put up visiting families in nearby hotels....