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Treat yourself! Thrive Infusions & Medical Spa offers a variety of facial treatments (FCL September 20th)
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Republican signs onto medical marijuana bill, giving backers hope measure can advance
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Lawmakers unveiled medical marijuana legislation and backers held out hope it could gain traction because for the first time it has a GOP cosponsor.
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Thousands of 'abandoned' patient records found at closed abortion clinics operated by doctor who kept fetal remains
Chicago Tribune - Indiana's attorney general says thousands of "abandoned" patient medical records have been found at three shuttered abortion clinics.
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SEMO board takes steps on alcohol sales at events, other issues
KFVS CBS Cape Giradeau - The Board of Regents for Southeast Missouri State University discussed beer and wine sales at athletic events, use of medical marijuana products and to develop an Institute for Cybersecurity.
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THE HEALTHCARE PAYMENTS REPORT: The strategies payments leaders are using to take advantage of the $3.7 trillion opportunity in US healthcare
Business Insider - This is a preview of THE HEALTHCARE PAYMENTS REPORT from Business Insider Intelligence. Business Insider Intelligence offers even more healthcare coverage with Digital Health Pro. Subscribe today to receive industry-changing digital health news and analysis to your inbox. The US healthcare payments market is enormous: Healthcare expenditure hit $3.65 trillion in 2018, per projections from CMS, and this spending is only expected to accelerate. But the industry is at a tipping point. Better-informed and more critical customers, along with a push to combat the complex and opaque medical billing process, are creating demand for innovation in the healthcare payments space. Despite a titanic market size and room for innovation, digital transformation is occurring incrementally at best. In fact, 90% of healthcare providers still leverage paper and manual processes for collections, according to data from a report commissioned by InstaMed and compiled by Qualtrics. And even when healthca
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CMH welcomes several physicians
Wilmington News Journal - WILMINGTON ? Clinton Memorial Hospital recently welcomed several new physicians to its medical staff:? Interventional cardiologist Syed Husain,
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How to get rid of smelly feet and shoes ? we break down the products and steps to control foot odor
Business Insider - Smelly feet are no joke, but there are steps you can take to control foot odor. Getting odor under control involves taking care of your feet, socks, and shoes. Selecting the best over-the-counter products are a step in the right direction. Keep a supply of foot spray, antibacterial soap, good socks, shoe liners, and shoe deodorizers on hand all year long. Foot odor is very common in both men and women and is caused by excess sweat. This sweat leads to bacteria growth on the skin, socks, and shoes. The bacteria thrives in a damp, dark environment and ultimately produces the odor known medically as bromodosis. Feet have more sweat glands than any other part of the body and release sweat to keep the body cool throughout the day. While every individual is different, people who are on their feet all day, going through growth phases that increase hormones, or experiencing stress, as well as those who have certain medical conditions, tend to have sweatier feet. While everyone has bacteria
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Drug and medical suppliers say Brexit freight plans needed urgently
Reuters - Makers and suppliers of life-saving drugs and medical devices say they have still not been told by British authorities how their goods will be handled if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal at the end of October.
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Doctors explain the dangers of teens vaping
KVUE ABC Austin - KVUE's Tori Larned spoke to medical professionals who said it's a good idea to start having a conversation with your teens about the dangers of vaping.
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Look for "the rock people" in the Emergency Department, operating room and ICU
University of Alabama at Birmingham - UAB undergraduate Paige Farley is one of the "rock people." That's the nickname from University Hospital doctors, nurses and staffers as Farley roams the teeming medical center ? at any time, day or night ? wearing black...
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No cash, no lawsuit, court tells Michigan prisoner
Houston Chronicle - CARSON CITY, Mich. (AP) ? Frivolous lawsuits have caught up with a Michigan prisoner. Michael Gresham wants to sue Corrections Department employees, claiming they improperly forced to take antipsychotic medication. But a federal appeals court says he needs to pay a $400 filing fee. Prisoners and other poor people can ask that the fee be waived, but the court says Gresham doesn't qualify because he has "at least eight baseless lawsuits to his name." There's an exception for serious health issues. But the court again says the exception doesn't fit. Judge Jeffrey Sutton says Gresham's chest pains, vomiting, seizures and dizziness are "not the kinds of injuries that can lead to impending death or other severe bodily harms" while he's also under medical supervision. Gresham has been locked up for nearly 20 years.
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News on the Green: Interstate Flower
Albuquerque Alibi - Ultra Health CEO Duke Rodriguez becomes the first Arizonan to be issued a New Mexico medical cannabis card. Also, researchers need more pot!
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Crash slows traffic on I-240
WREG CBS Memphis - An early morning crash is slowing traffic on I-240 near Lamar Avenue. The wreck happened just after 5 a.m. in the eastbound lanes. By 8 a.m. Saturday, traffic was at a near standstill on I-240 near Airways Boulevard. A Tennessee Department of Transportation camera appeared to show an overturned pickup truck in the median. Authorities tell WREG that one person was transported to the Regional Medical Center. There was no immediate information on the patient's condition.
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Medicare needs surgery, Minnesota docs told
Duluth News Tribune - Access to health care occupies medical professionals' two-day conference in Duluth
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Arroyo Grande Dentist, Dr. Perry Patel, Announces Dermal Fillers Now Available For Patients
New Haven Register - Dr. Perry Patel, an Arroyo Grande dentist, recently announced that he has been certified by the American Academy of Facial Esthetics (AAFE) to administer dermal filler injections. Dr. Patel offers Juvederm® dermal fillers and SkinMedica® professional medical-grade skin care products. PASO ROBLES, Calif. (PRWEB) September 21, 2019 Dr. Perry Patel, an Arroyo Grande dentist , recently announced that he has been certified by the American Academy of Facial Esthetics (AAFE) to administer dermal filler injections. Dr. Patel offers Juvederm® dermal fillers and SkinMedica® professional medical-grade skin care products. Dr. Patel has also been certified by the AAFE to administer Botox injections to help patients get relief from a wide range of orofacial conditions that contribute to dental problems, such as tooth grinding, temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ), and other conditions involving the tongue, jaw and the headaches that accompany these conditions. Dermal fillers replace
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Chicago police officer shot on South Side: officials
WGN CW Chicago - CHICAGO ? A Chicago police officer was shot Saturday morning on the city's West Englewood neighborhood, according to officials. The officer was on the 6500 block of South Winchester Avenue around 8:40 a.m. when he was shot. Police did not release details about the shooting. The officer was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in an unknown condition. No further information was provided.
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An Indian couple just became the world's oldest parents. A fertility expert weighs in on the ethics behind the controversial 'medical miracle.'
Business Insider - Erramatti Mangayamma, 74, gave birth to full-term twins on September 5 in the city of Guntur, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. However, reports soon emerged that Mangayamma and her husband, Sitarama Rajarao, were in intensive care soon after the birth ? Mangayamma for birth-related precautions and Rajarao for a lung infection. The "medical miracle" birth was met with controversy, as some people congratulated the parents while others questioned the ethics behind the children being born to such elderly parents. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. The elderly Indian couple who made headlines earlier this month after becoming the world's oldest parents, got to bring home their twin girls earlier this week, after both the septuagenarians and the babies spent time in the ICU. Erramatti Mangayamma, 74, gave birth to full-term twins on September 5 in the city of Guntur, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. However, reports soon emerged that Mangayamma and her husband, Sita
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Bernie Sanders promises to erase medical debt: 'One illness should not ruin' a family's finances
Washington Times - Sen. Bernard Sanders on Saturday promised that if elected president he would wipe out all of the medical debt owed by Americans. Under his plan, the federal government would step in to renegotiate and eliminate the estimated $81 billion in past-due medical debt, block "abusive and harassing" debt collection activities ...
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Sanders unveils plan to eliminate Americans' medical debt
Hill - Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Saturday released a plan that seeks to cancel $81 billion in past due medical bills for Americans."The very concept of medical debt should not exist,"...
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2 students hospitalized after ingesting e-cigarette
Houston Chronicle - WESTPORT, Mass. (AP) ? Two students had to be hospitalized and one was physically restrained at a Massachusetts high school after police say several students ingested an e-cigarette pen. Westport Police say they were called to the local high school Friday morning for a report of a student displaying signs of being "under the influence and showing extremely erratic behavior." The Standard-Times reports the student continued to display erratic and violent behavior while being evaluated by medical personnel and had to be restrained and later hospitalized. Another student was also hospitalized and several others were evaluated by the school nurse and paramedics. Police say high school administrators and the school's resource officer determined several students had ingested an e-cigarette pen that contained a mixture of nicotine and THC, the high-producing ingredient in marijuana. ___ Information from: The (New Bedford, Mass.) Standard-Times,...
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