2008 Sector Outlook: Health Care
Wednesday, December 12th, 2007Here’s the fourth in a series examining the outlook for five sectors. S&P analysts’ fundamental outlook for health care is positive
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Here’s the fourth in a series examining the outlook for five sectors. S&P analysts’ fundamental outlook for health care is positive
Original post by AnthonyK
As doctors and hospitals turn to GE, Citigroup, and smaller rivals to finance patient care, the sick pay much more
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S&P likes the fundamentals of one of the stronger-performing subindustries this year, and has buy ratings on seven names
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Western health care companies hope to profit from reform in Asian countries
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Parents today will spend more than $300,000, on average, to raise a kid from birth to age 21. Here are tips for making ends meet
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Needle-free insulin was supposed to be the next big thing in drugs. Turns out patients aren’t interested—it’ll cost Pfizer $2.8 billion
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With 25 million Americans suffering from chronic insomnia, new treatments in the pipeline could find a huge market
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Initiatives to extend health insurance could especially benefit health-care facilities. S&P’s top pick: Psychiatric Solutions
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S&P likes the fundamentals and "strong" management team of the behavioral health-services outfit, giving the stock its highest rating
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This degenerative brain disease will claim even more victims in the coming decades. Drug companies are racing to improve treatments and find a vaccine
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