Physicians, medical practices, and hospitals now have an educational resource to help educate themselves in the ongoing battle against pill scammers – also known as ...
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By Alvin Tran While applying to medical school as a college student, Drew Lee did what many of his fellow “premeds” were doing at the time – ...
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By Deborah J. Cornwall Having cancer or caring for a cancer patient in the family is hard, but cancer during traditionally happy holidays is even ...
Read More »President’s Victory Is Reprieve For ‘Obamacare’
By Jay Hancock President Barack Obama’s victory cements the Affordable Care Act, expanding coverage to millions but leaving weighty questions about how to pay for it ...
Read More »Election Will Decide Health Law’s Future
By Jay Hancock The highest court in the country upheld most of the Affordable Care Act in June. But everybody knew it was only an ...
Read More »The Big Issues for Doctors in the Presidential Election
An online social network collected physicians’ top questions for the presidential candidates. The purpose of the poll was to better understand what the nation’s leading ...
Read More »How The Health Law Might Be Changed By The Next President
By Mary Agnes Carey On the presidential campaign trail, Republican Mitt Romney has repeatedly called for repeal of the 2010 health law and President Barack ...
Read More »Who Are You Voting For, Doctor?
By Alan Lyndon The Presidential election got derailed for a few days during the impact of Hurricane Sandy, but it’s time to remember that in ...
Read More »Physicians Swap Traditional Practices For New Models
By Ankita Rao Last Thursday Dr. L. Markham McHenry, a family physician, held a meeting with some patients to tell them about changes he was ...
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