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Insight: The Affordable Care Act Explained / Physician Pay / Cutting the Cable / Broadway Iconography


 
 
 
Affordable Care Act Explained The United States Supreme Court has been hearing testimony for and against the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act all this week. But what exactly is the ACA and what is the scope of its potential power to reform American health care? Here to explain the ACA is UC Davis Professor of Law Vikram Amar.
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Physician Pay Does the amount of money your physician earns impact the care you receive?  The Society of General Internal Medicine says the United States is on track to spend $4.5 trillion on health care within the next seven years and notes that how physicians are paid is a major driver in the cost of health care. And, most experts agree that the cost of health care has to be lowered to be administered effectively.  Here to discuss the role of physician's pay on the health care system is Dr. Richard Kravitz, a physician and professor of internal medicine at UC Davis, who has was recently appointed to the National Commission on Physician Payment Reform - a newly formed independent commission that will assess how physicians are paid.
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Cutting the Cable Dumping your cable television provider, or "cutting the cable," is a trend that's been growing in the past couple of years.  With faster internet connections and streaming media sites like Hulu and Netflix more people can find the same television shows online that they can find on TV.  But, how easy is it to truly "cut the cable?"
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Broadway and Tower Theater Art Exhibit There's been a lot of talk lately about reinventing one of Sacramento's most beloved thoroughfares: Broadway.  But a group of regional artists have designed an exhibit to show how much they like the street just the way it is, or even, the way it was.  The exhibit at Beatnik Studios runs from March 30th to April 25th and will have paintings, photographs and multimedia artworks entirely devoted to the iconography most associated with the Broadway District, like the original Tower Theatre, the city cemetery, and the News 10 weather tower.   Founder of Beatnik, Wes Davis, and artists Greg Latraille and Alan Dismuke join us.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
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