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Last week the AMA and two other groups sued the FTC, arguing physicians shouldn’t be subject to the rule that aims to guard against identity theft. Also: more money for bone scans in the health-care overhaul bill; a drug for premature ejaculation; the consequences of obesity. Also: military families must wait for kids under 26 to be covered; stimulus loans to doctors may not be all good; new hypertension stats. By MATTHEW HOLT Today we’re introducing a new feature on THCB. Every two weeks I’ll be broadcasting a brief segment with the folks at ReachMD, the radio station for doctors that broadcasts on XM satellite radio. If you like, you… Doctors could better arm themselves to detect and counter biases and mental pitfalls in their patients, according to a paper published in the Annals of Family Medicine. The real bottleneck for future doctors is the number of residency slots. I don’t know what I was doing with my hand, but it made my face look funny. Sorry about that. By the way, when my doctor and I were talking about my nosebleeds today, he looked up what my prescription was called……ON GOOGLE!!! That was comforting. Anyway, It’s really uncomfortable and I’m allergic to the [...] : ] Chapter 32 I wonder what kind of McHotties are around this hospital? Oh by the way Samantha, Karmas a bee-yotch! It was Monday and Nick, Joe, Adrienne, Melissa and Cara were all crammed in Joshs beat up Chevy Malibu. They were on there way to visit Kevin and Taylor at the hospital. Kevin [...] A pharmacist in Ohio is being criminally prosecuted in a medical mistake that resulted in a death of a two-year old child. Is that going too far? Indeed, if the criminal prosecution of this pharmacist is successful, it may lead to a dangerous precedent. Indeed, “he wasn’t drunk or impaired. He wasn’t even the one who [...] |
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