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To: My partners in the restoration of ease From: Stew Bittman
Little Katie, 8 years old, came in the other day, and tears were streaming down her sweet cheeks. "Dr. Stew, I don't feel so good", she whimpered. "My stomach really hurts". "Let's adjust you and see what happens", I replied. Katie and her mom were among my first folks that day, and the morning had ...
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HMO launches ad campaign regarding medical mistakes
Nando Times reported that an HMO group has launched an ad campaign on medical errors hoping to keep Americans harmed by bad medical care the right to sue HMOs.
The commercials are aimed to "shift the focus on protecting patients to eliminating medical errors instead of settling patient disputes...
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To: My family on this principled path From: Stew Bittman
It has definitely been a mellow winter by Lake Tahoe standards, and many signs bring the promise of an early spring. I hope we're not still seeing the same signs 2 months from now. Right now I'm watching a great blue heron making like a statue. He's standing on the other side of a small pond, amongs...
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To: My compadres in reconnection - From: Stew Bittman
God, I love adjusting people. It's my favorite thing to do while being in a vertical position. I love watching the color rush into people's faces, the light come on in their eyes. I love that sound. Yes, I know, it isn't necessarily indicative of a successful adjustment, but I love it anyway. So the...
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Role of chiropractic in VA sparks heated debate
Linda Bevel, Executive Assistant, World Chiropractic Alliance
Sharp divisions within the chiropractic profession became evident on Thursday, Feb. 24, when the World Chiropractic Alliance (WCA) participated in a forum held by the Department of Veterans Affairs at VA Headquarters in Washington D....
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Herbert Ross Reaver, D.C. Passes Away
Monday, February 7, 2000
Herbert Ross Reaver, D.C., a longtime chiropractic warrior and the profession's "most jailed chiropractor" died this morning.
Dr. Reaver had been a chiropractor for more than 70 years and was still practicing chiropractic in Cincinnati, Ohio as recently as this p...
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Jetliner plunges into the pacific - 88 feared dead
On January 31, 2000, an Alaska Airline commercial plane crashed off the coast of California. 88 persons are feared dead in the jetliner crash. Within hours of the crash, news stations across the planet where reporting on the tragedy. There is probably not a single person reading this article tha...
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Death From Liposuction: 1 in 5,000 Patients
Results from a recent survey published in the January issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, indicate that approximately 1 in every 5,000 patients receiving liposuction by a board certified plastic surgeon in the United States over a 4-year period died from complications of the procedure.<...
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Medicine's Top 10 Advances of the Past 1,000 Years
ABCNEWS.com reports today on the top 10 advances in Medicine. I found the top two advances to be the most interesting and you'll want to read what ABCNEWS has to say about #1.
ABCNEWS surveyed "leading experts" from a variety of medical specialties. The top ten are listed below, please visit ...
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Medical Doctors Not Educating Patients
University of Washington researchers found that doctors do not conduct discussions that enable patients to understand fully their treatment options.
"Do patients really know what they're getting when they take that new drug or agree to that ground breaking surgery?" is the question asked acc...
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College Meningitis campaign: Why?
Due to the latest federal recommendations, colleges have been mounting a widening attack on meningococcal meningitis this fall with health advisories, educational campaigns and vaccination clinics.
The latest studies suggest that only a few meningitis deaths might be avoided even if all stud...
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Prayer may speed heart patient's recovery
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- Prayer may reduce the number of complications experienced by hospitalized heart patients, researchers report.
``This suggests that prayer may be an effective adjunct to standard medical care,'' Dr. William Harris of Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, ...
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Medical Doctors sanction lying for patients
Survey: Physicians support deceiving insurers to get needed care
LOS ANGELES - If a doctor believes a patient needs medical care but the insurance company won't cover it and the patient can't afford the expense, should the physician lie to the insurer to secure payment? Many doctors polled in a n...
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Drug company-sponsored studies less critical than independent studies
CHICAGO (AP) - Studies on the cost-effectiveness of drugs are far more likely to report favorable findings if they are sponsored by the drug companies themselves rather than independent groups, researchers found.
Their study - funded by a pharmaceutical company - appears to confirm long-held...
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Chiropractors Return Home From Panama
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
Chiropractors returned home on Monday from the fifth CREW mission to Panama. This mission to Panama was different from any other since the adjusting was held in one location and all the DC's kept together as one group.
Chiropractors representing those from previou...
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