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Hospitals Can’t Afford to Give Away Money So Why are Preventable Adverse Events Still Occurring?
by Michael WongCan Hospitals Afford to Give Away Money? If not, then…
How Much Should We Spend on Healthcare ?
I recently attended a conference on the healthcare insurance industry in India.…
CIN Special Report: Part II, Treatments Ready to Eradicate Pre-Cervical Cancer
In response to some recent successes by several companies operating in the…
Is Sugar Carcinogenic?
Last Sunday Dr. Sanjay Gupta interviewed on his show on CNN a pediatrician, Dr.…
Math Matters: Dosing Errors Can Be Deadly
I was never a great math student. Maybe that’s why I became…
Text Messaging Helping to Keep People Healthy
A report in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) says…
Non-Fatal Strangulation: What Patients and Providers Must Know
Strangulation puts a victim’s life literally in the hands of their assailant.…
How Many Tests Do Doctors Need to Make a Diagnosis?
History matters. I didn’t realize this as a kid, but I sure…
The Funny (and Somewhat Embarrassing) Side of Medicine
“Doctors pour drugs of which they know little, to cure diseases of…
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study co-founders tell story on DVD — here’s an intro
The series of studies known as the ACE Studies have changed the…
