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Drug COs, HMOs and Polls
From Yahoo News: According to a recent Harris Interactive Poll, "only tobacco companies do a worse job than managed care and health insurance companies in serving their customers."
According to the article, that's basically the same way people have felt about HMOs and insurance companies si...
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Who Really Controls Our Healthcare System?
By Sal Martingano, D.C.
Have you ever wondered how we ended up in a healthcare system that is riddled with errors and inconsistencies, priced beyond everyone's means, centered on the use of toxic chemicals and with a track record of iatrogenic injuries that is beyond the carnage of all our wars...
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Vaccine Pimping Television Shows
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
With vaccine pimping television shows, vaccine commercials on T.V., vaccine investigations on network news, and numerous vaccine related articles in the press, its been a busy week.
If you missed last night's channel 8 news in Dallas, you can watch the broadcast h...
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Winnie the Pooh Takes Ritalin Too
by Michael Dorausch, DC
According to an article distributed on Cox News Service, some pediatricians in Canada suggest that Winnie the Pooh should be taking drugs to control his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
An imaginary bear taking a mind altering medication for a condi...
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Adults Stealing Ritalin To Get High
by Michael Dorausch, DC
A report from USA Today titled, "Stealing, dealing and Ritalin" suggests that an increased number of adults are stealing the methylphenidate drug ritalin in order to get high.
According to the article, a former elementary school principal has just begun a jail sente...
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Nothing is better than aspirin
Even though aspirin is often hailed as a wonder drug, some health care experts say you are better off without it.
A recent Fox News article titled "Aspirin: More Harm than Good?" points out that some sports medicine experts are concerned about the use of aspirin and ibuprofen in the care an...
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Structured Treatment Interruption: Medical Breakthrough
By Michael Dorausch, DC
Last week the Los Angeles Times reported that AIDS researchers are finding that gaps in drug therapy have helped some AIDS patients.
The approach is called structured treatment interruption or STI. The theory behind STI is to stop giving drugs and allow the immune ...
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HOT SHOTS - Reference to Recent Vaccine Related News
Below is a list of hyper-linked articles on vaccination issues that may be of value to you and your practice community.
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Protection Against Atopic Diseases by Measles: A Rash Conclusion?
Journal American Medical Association JAMA
Vol. 283 No. 3, ...
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Cost of Health Care continues to rise in US
U.S. health spending for 1998 rose 5.6 percent in relation to the previous year as reported by Nando Media.
Rising costs for prescription drugs and higher insurance premiums are the primary cause for increases in the nation's health care spending.
Total health care spending for 1998 was up...
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Compensating Vaccine Injuries: Are Reforms Needed?
Summary 9/28 Congressional Hearing on VICP
The U.S Congress Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Human Resources and Drug Policy (the same subcommittee that held the hearing on May 18, 1999) held another hearing on Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 10:00 AM entitled "Compensating Vaccine Injuries:...
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Hospital Patients Worry They'll Get Wrong Drug
Patients are more concerned about receiving the wrong medication in the hospital than about pain or cost of treatment, according to a new study. The telephone survey of 1,008 adults was conducted by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), a professional organization that mainly rep...
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Drug-resistant bacteria on the rise
Source: USA Today
ATLANTA - The bacteria that cause pneumonia, meningitis and other serious illnesses are becoming increasingly resistant to penicillin, federal health officials said Thursday. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that in 1997, 25% of the illnesses caused by strepto...
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Planet Chiropractic News Service Begins
Planet Chiropractic has launched a news service for the California area. We will be bringing you information regarding upcoming seminars, conferences, and related events. The summer of 1999 is going to be a very busy time for chiropractic events in this area, we have many great speakers coming to bo...
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Why All Workers Need Regular Chiropractic Care
By Kristin Scheimer
An ugly two-inch long and quarter-inch wide dark pink scar is slashed across my right shoulder. This is the remnant of what will most likely be the last office job I will ever have. It is, however, not the only remnant. I also have the misfortune of being one of over 50 mill...
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Children, Chiropractic, and Backpacks
by Michael Dorausch, DC
It's that time of year again, kids are heading back to school or getting ready to head back to school within the next week or two. They will be loading up with books, mobile phones, iPods and whatever else kids carry nowadays in those bags that often times appear that if...
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