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13 Dec Pilot duped AMA with fake M.D. claim

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The Washington Post | December 12 - He seemed like Superman, able to guide jumbo jets through perilous skies and tiny tubes through blocked arteries. As a cardiologist and United Airlines captain, William Hamman taught doctors and pilots ways to keep hearts and planes from...

13 Dec Critical U.S. drug shortage worsening

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The Philadelphia Enquirer | December 12 - The nation is facing an unprecedented drug shortage. From cancer treatments to surgical sedatives to standard emergency-room remedies, the pharmaceutical supply cabinet is increasingly bare of the drugs of choice, according to doctors, advocacy groups, and the FDA. Industry consolidation, random...

13 Dec Following money, doctors ration care

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The New York Times | December 11 - UNEQUAL access to health care is hardly a new phenomenon in the United States, but the country is moving toward rationing on a scale that is unprecedented here. Wealthy people will always be able to buy most...

13 Dec How Hospitals Can Cut Medical Liability Costs

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HealthLeadersMedia | December 13 - Medical liability costs continue to grow for hospitals, but the secret to controlling this isn't necessarily found in the financials. It's cultural. And that may leave a CFO wondering just what he or she can do to bend that cost...

13 Dec Self-referral for imaging leads to overuse, higher costs, studies show

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Diagnostic Imaging | December 10 - Self-referral of imaging services by non-radiologists doesn’t necessarily benefit patients, and can lead to overuse and increased spending. Those are the conclusions of a series of studies published this week in the December issue of Health Affairs. The findings bolster the arguments against...

13 Dec Pilot duped AMA with fake M.D. claim

13 Dec Critical U.S. drug shortage worsening

13 Dec Following money, doctors ration care

13 Dec How Hospitals Can Cut Medical Liability Costs

13 Dec Self-referral for imaging leads to overuse, higher costs, studies show

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