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Prostate Cancer Foundation Commits $4.3 Million to Young Investigators
Primary Cause of Personal Bankruptcy in America - Healthcare
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SinoFresh(R) Nasal Spray Kills MRSA "Super-Bug" In Live Noses
Healthcare Discussions -Harry and Louise Return
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Prostate Cancer Foundation Commits $4.3 Million to Young Investigators
Additional information is available at the website along with a listing of the peer committee. Over $350 million has been raised by the foundation. In addition to the Young Investigators awards the Challenge Awards were also recently in the...
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Primary Cause of Personal Bankruptcy in America - Healthcare
Interestingly enough, while I was watching this video, my cell phone rings from Anthem Blue Cross with an automated questioning system about taking care of my health, somewhat of a parody as I was reviewing the video for the blog. I went through...
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US FDA warns GE Healthcare IT unit over records
An update was also issued here. According to the article, 15 days have been given to GE to respond. The full report and letter from the FDA can be viewed here. It appears the issues are relative to in-house software applications...
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SinoFresh(R) Nasal Spray Kills MRSA "Super-Bug" In Live Noses
This appears to be some very interesting and perhaps good news in the fight against MRSA, but it is still preliminary. According to the article the spray is safe enough to leave the "normal" amounts of microbes to keep a normal population...
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Healthcare Discussions -Harry and Louise Return
This is one video found on You Tube, to show the real life discussions of healthcare in the US today. As I understand, there will be more to come, but it brings to light that we can no longer live in "denial" and believe the system is...
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Stem Cells and Breast Surgery
This is a fairly new concept of mixing fat and stem cells for breast surgery. The article states that the potential of going up a couple sizes may not be there, only about one size, but the surgery can be repeated. Fat is taken from other...
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California fines 18 hospitals for violating healthcare regulations - Southern California
This was quite a listing, some of the hospitals I am familiar with and even Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach was fined for leaving a surgical instrument inside a patient, which required a second surgery to remove. Other issues...
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Medco Health, FDA To Study Genetic Testing For Medications
More additional affiliations for the FDA to gather information. In the news recently have been other agreements with companies such as Blue Cross and others who will be providing data to also study the effects of drugs through medical record information...
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Health Blog - Microsoft Technologies - Clinically Related
The videos are well worth watching as well as fascinating. These are not just "techs" working at the labs, they are physicians, PHDs, etc. that are working on the healthcare items. These are just a few screen shots from the videos...
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Merck Vioxx study was for marketing - ADVANTAGE by name..
The meaning of advantage is below. Who knows what might be uncovered next as this may or may not be just a Merck issue, but as documents and other items of years past surface, this is what we have, sell, sell, sell, and it's perhaps not unlikely...
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'Retail Clinic' - Spanish Spoken here by the physician...
The MediGo centers opening at three Navarro pharmacies in Miami-Dade County are affiliated with Mercy Hospital, and doctors will be seeing patients in the stores. This is a change where actual doctors associated with the hospital will be on duty...
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Mon, Aug 08 2008 10:19 PM
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HMO's in Massachusetts report losses
Only one plan showed a profit for the second quarter. BD WORCESTER Three of the states major health maintenance organizations yesterday reported operating losses for the second quarter ended June 30 . Tufts Health Plan of Watertown was the...
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Mon, Aug 08 2008 8:27 PM
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Another Spooky Old Hospital Becomes Hot Real Estate - Kentucky
This was the center to house tuberculosis patient and now it will be a hotel when finished. If you like history, this website on the Sanatorium is very interesting. There are some work in progress pictures as well as some historical...
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Home monitors expected to play bigger role in health care - Kaiser Permanente
This is a pretty simplistic system overall and is asking for input every day and as this patient below states, she doesn't have to go to the doctor as often. It became noticeable as the patients on the program were having better success with...
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Mon, Aug 08 2008 7:34 PM
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EMRConsultant.com Provides Electronic Medical Records Recommendations to Over 7,500 Medical Practices
If you are looking for a firm to help with consulting on the medical records business, here's a place to start. I know Dr. Fishman and his staff of experts can be of help in the process. BD Palm Beach Gardens, FL, August 16, 2008...
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