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By Ken Frantz and Mark Newman Physicians and other healthcare providers are more concerned than ever about how they will implement electronic health record (EHR) ...

By Patricia A. Costante In recent months, there have been several reports published that have forecasted dramatic physician shortages in New Jersey. The New Jersey ...

By Steven H. Snyder, Esq. The first challenge that faces intended parents in third-party reproduction is finding someone willing to act as a surrogate.  There are, ...

By Robert E. Moffit Don’t expect doctors to give the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act a clean bill of health. The act will reinforce ...

By Joseph Lombardi, M.D. You probably remember the tragic death of actor John Ritter in 2003. Recently, his family partnered with the Thoracic Aortic Disease ...

By Ashish B. Patel, MD In radiation therapy, higher doses produce better tumor control. Yet doses typically must be fractionated in order to limit damage ...

By Kasey Gahler, CFP The sun was shining through my office window. The birds were chirping outside and the smell of spring time was in ...

By Rep. Tom Price (R-GA), M.D. With much fanfare and political wrangling on Capitol Hill, the signature domestic policy initiative of President Barack Obama’s administration ...

After a year of contentious debate, Congress has finally passed the health care reform bill, which provides coverage to 32 million currently uninsured Americans and ...

After more than a year of debate, it looks like there may be new health reform legislation after Sunday’s House vote on the reconciliation bill. ...