State of Michigan - The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) - Medical Records Access Act
MDHHS - Medical Records Access Act
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President signs NDAA with medical malpractice compensation for military
WCSH NBC Portland - After President Trump signed the defense spending bill, or NDAA, military service members can now be compensated for injuries or death due to military doctors.
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The World Medical Association, Inc.
World Health Organization - Statement: Thank you for the opportunity to speak on behalf of the World Medical Association (WMA), which represents more than 9 million physicians from over 110 countries across the globe. We would like to thank WHO for the report of the third High level meeting on the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), whereas it encompasses all the aspects of scaling up the multi-sectoral and multi-stakeholder responses, in the context of meeting target 3.4 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDG3). The WMA agrees with the report's recognition that the world has yet to fulfill its promise of implementing at all levels, accelerating the progress and broadening the scope of its commitments. Regarding this, the voice of doctors is important in raising awareness on prevention and on the individual behaviors and risk factors. Additional physicians play an important role in addressing the social and economic circumstances that give rise to premature ill health, thro
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International Federation of Medical Students' Associations
World Health Organization - Statement: The International Federation of Medical Students' Associations, supported by the International Youth Health Organization, firmly believe that youth and early career professionals have the motivation and the unique capacity to push the NCD agenda forward. We would like to applaud the progress made at the High-Level Meeting on Noncommunicable Diseases. The inclusion of mental health and air pollution in the strategy is an important milestone to address the complexity of this global crisis. However, it is essential to implement the commitments set in the outcome document of the High-Level Meeting. Underfunding, lack of social mobilization, and conflicts of interest with the private sector continue to prevent the progress needed on tackling NCDs as the greatest health issue of our century. It is of utmost importance to act upon NCDs' risk factors and social determinants, that are putting an important burden on vulnerable populations and contributing to deepen health inequities
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Samuel J. Umbriac Sr. Nov. 23, 2019
Hazleton Standard Speaker - Samuel J. Umbriac Sr., 88, entered into eternal life Nov. 23 in Lyons VA Medical Center in Bernards Twp., N.J. Sam was born Apr. 7, 1931, in Hazleton to the late Maurice and Mae Milora Umbriac. Sam was a 1949 Hazleton High School graduate. He worked as a
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Editorial: AG offers weak case against medical pot
Decatur Daily - State Sen. Tim Melson wasn't surprised when Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall came out last week against allowing marijuana use for medical purposes in Alabama.
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McGREGOR, SCOTT A.
Richmond Times-Dispatch - McGREGOR, Scott A., 61, died on Monday, January 6, 2020, at Franklin Medical Center in Greenfield. Born in Holyoke on February 8, 1958, he was the son of the late
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Overenthusiastic President Alvi also signs toothache prescription underneath Army Act into law
Pakistan Today - ISLAMABAD ? While waiting absolutely no time in undertaking the task that he feels he was born for, the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Dr Arif Alvi also hurriedly signed a medical pre
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Barton nursing student surpasses obstacles to become an RN
Salina Journal - Edgar Perez always dreamed of working in the medical field and taking care of people, but due to poor living circumstances and a limiting financial situation in Mexico, he settled for pursuing a career in accounting. He had no idea that one day Barton Community College would help him achieve his dream. Perez moved to the United States from Mexico in 2003 at the age of 28 and worked at a fast food restaurant and other jobs to pay the bills. He spoke broken English, but started taking English as
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Father finds 2-month-old twins dead in cribs at NYC homeless shelter
WTOC CBS Savannah - The medical examiner's office is working to determine the cause of the children's deaths. No charges have been filed and no arrests made.
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Biggest Medical Scandal In History Breaking! UN Comes Clean, Admits Vaccine Death / Damage Coverup
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Vegetarian Diets: Pros and Cons ? Faith Communities Alive!
North Dakota State University - According to the Washington Post, 5% of Americans identify themselves as vegetarians. Harvard Medical School has noted the increasing popularity of the vegetarian diet among Americans.
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Bob Denver had just one major dramatic role on a medical series
MeTV Network - Paging Dr. Gilligan?
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Program Allows Personalized Approach to Medical Records
University of Pittsburgh - Pitt's Yalini Senathirajah has designed a program that could reduce that digital burden on doctors and improve patient care.
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Fulton, Jack Lewis
Culpeper Star-Exponent - Jack Lewis Fulton, 89, long time resident of Charlottesville, Virginia, passed away at the University of Virginia Medical Center on Monday, January 6, 2020 with his children by his side.
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PHOTOS: First Coast babies born on Thanksgiving Day 2019
WTLV NBC Jacksonville - These beautiful babies were born on Thanksgiving Day in 2019 at Orange Park Medical Center.
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In Wisconsin, people with disabilities can direct their own medical funding
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The controversial move shifted the balance of power away from insurers and government bureaucrats, and empowered individuals to make their own choices
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Know your rights: what to do if you're the victim in an accident
WTSP CBS Saint Petersburg - Attorneys say take lots of photos, seek medical attention as soon as possible, follow doctor's instructions and don't skip follow-up appointments.
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Medical College of Georgia cancer researchers making breakthroughs in breast cancer
WFXG FOX Augusta - Over the course of two years, they found a reason why successfully removing a tumor links with less patients seeing the disease spread.
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GVSU launches $10M capital campaign for new medical ed facility
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