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Did HMO Pay M.D.'s to Nix Coverage?
Class Action Seeks Compensation for Denied Coverage
Source: ABC News
W A S H I N G T O N, - Health insurer Humana Inc. was sued today in a first-of-its-kind class action suit, which alleged it failed to disclose the conditions of its health coverage and that it paid medical doctors t...
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UNLOCKING AUTISM - Vaccines/Autism CNN Story to Air
By: Shelley ReynoldsOn Sunday, October 3, 1999, at 9pm est, 8pm cst/pac time, CNN will air astory called "A Question of Harm?" on it's news magazine, Time/NewsStand.The story has been promoted in this week's issue of Time Magazine as well.Double check your local listings.The story will feature the R...
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Health care's deadly secret: Accidents routinely happen
By Andrea Gerlin
The Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital is a typical teaching hospital. It is known for cutting-edge research programs, for training medical students and newly graduated doctors, and for providing advanced medical care.
It is also representative of modern American hospita...
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Welcome to Kid's Day America!
That was what the banners said all across the country on Saturday, September 26th, 1999. Chiropractors, staff, and volunteers worldwide put on events in their communities to help promote a vertebral subluxation free world.
In Los Angeles, chapters from the Student International Chirop...
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Antibiotic overuse still a problem, experts say
SAN FRANCISCO -- Experts have been pounding the same message over and over again for years - overuse of antibiotics has helped fuel the rise of drug-resistant "superbugs.''
Yet the abuse of antibiotics remains a cause for concern and could even be on the rise, scientists and doctors told a drugs ...
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Internet will change doctor-patient relationships
NEW YORK, (Reuters Health) -- Just as it revolutionized other industries, the Internet is set to change the face of healthcare as we know it. And perhaps nowhere will the effects be more pronounced than on doctor-patient relationships, a Canadian researcher predicts.
In the September 18th issue o...
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One in 10 California HMO practices are predicted to fail in 1999
planetc1.com news
Sacramento - One in 10 California physician groups that capitate directly with HMOs are expected to close this year, according to a report from the accounting firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers. At least 16 already have closed, part of the more than 100 physician groups in Califor...
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Cell therapy shows promise as treatment for spinal cord injury
Source: Nando Health/Science
http://www.nandotimes.com - Spinal cord injuries are responsible for one of the human body's most frustrating phenomena - they simply do not heal, leaving victims permanently paralyzed and medical doctors helpless.
It was long a truism in the medical professio...
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Study says ADHD May Be Over-Diagnosed in Children
planetc1.com chiropractic news
Norfolk, Va. - Doctors may be over-diagnosing some groups of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and over prescribing drugs to treat the condition, according to a new study published Wednesday.
ADHD has been estimated to affect 3% to 5% of ...
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"Against the Odds": Babies Written Off at Birth
A Story of Love, Nutrition and ChiropracTIC!
Source: CNN
LORRAINE HALE, HALE HOUSE: "The children had clear withdrawal symptoms. They screamed, they cried in agony."
GREENFIELD: This summer, one of the most important institutions here in New York City celebrated its 30th anniversary. H...
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Palmer College Lyceum Delivers The Goods
Davenport, Iowa:
According to D.C.'s that attended the event, last weeks Lyceum was a massive success. Dr. James Sigafoose said the event was fantastic and he had a wonderful time. "Things have turned 180 degrees, with Dr. Guy Riekeman at the top" stated Dr. Norris Erickson, Central Regional Dire...
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More off-label drug promotion in the offing
Though the full impact of a recent federal court ruling is unclear, doctors can expect more off-label drug use information from drug manufacturers.
Washington -- Eli Lilly announced this month that it would direct its sales representatives to market its osteoporosis drug, Evista (raloxifene)...
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ICA Executive Committee Drafts Statement on Koren vs. FTC
Tedd Koren, D.C. (www.korenpublications.com)
Here is the news we've all been waiting for. The ICA has come out with it's support for the FTC battle. And very nicely too! The importance of this cannot be underestimated. This is very good news and strengthens our already strengthening case. This do...
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When you get right on the inside
By Michael Dorausch, DC
"They're not going to measure you based on what they think of you, they're going to measure you based on what you think of you. Do you understand that? This is not about you worrying about what they think about you." - Ian Grassam, Chiropractor
This is the 6th insta...
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Does milk do a body that much good?
By Darrel Crain, Chiropractor
I love cheese, don't you? Cheese, of course, is made from the milk of strange-looking four-legged mammals with big eyes and dull horns who live in concentration camps scattered around the countryside. You know -- dairy cows.
Chances are that the cow who made t...
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