They found that 17 percent of male doctors were married to female doctors, whereas 31 percent of female doctors were married to male doctors.
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They earn an average of $50,000 less than white doctors ($308,000 for white doctors versus $258,000 for black doctors).
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So it's not that doctors are afraid to let in more doctors because there might be competition — everyone wants more doctors.
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Female doctors exhibited it as much as male doctors did.
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But female doctors earn a lot less than male doctors.
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And do doctors ... Are doctors ... You're annoyed by the internet.
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Doctors Despite the pervasiveness of regret, doctors often overlook it.
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That meant doctors and more doctors compounded with his heart issues.
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Especially noteworthy is that training doctors in empathy produces happier doctors.
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Doctors Most people think of doctors as scientists, caregivers or educators.
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If you think about medicine, today you have millions of human doctors and very often you have miscommunication between different doctors, but if you switch to AI doctors, you don't really have millions of different doctors.
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Wellness coaches aren't doctors, and they're not meant to replace doctors, either.
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Female doctors are no less committed to their jobs than male doctors.
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The Sanford doctors disagreed with the Mayo doctors on two crucial points.
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"Doctors like to study things which are relevant to doctors," he said.
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One of the contributing factors to African-American doctors earning less than white doctors is that specialists tend to make more money than primary care doctors.
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The state of things has gotten bad enough that doctors are doing research on other doctors about how to be better doctors when interacting with patients.
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"All doctors at UCSF: a neurosurgeon, a gastroenterologist …" I can't help but observe that a jazz group composed of doctors called Jazz Doctors is extremely dorky.
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Sicilians would be Sicilians, Jewish doctors would be Jewish doctors, [and so on].
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While half of doctors patients are women, only a third of practicing doctors.
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Roe and Schrier are doctors themselves and warned about its impact on doctors.
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Roe and Schrier are doctors themselves and warned about its effects on doctors.
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Doctors doctors had him undergo both a lumbar MRI and a thoracic MRI scan.
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"You'll find doctors, highly qualified doctors with PhDs, and engineers driving taxis," Fitzgerald said.
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Doctors -- one of the biggest problems that nobody talks about, doctors are all leaving.
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I have doctors in my family, and to me, doctors are these great authorities.
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IBS treatments failed, doctors sent him to therapy Doctors prescribed Yu medication for IBS.
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Inevitably, doctors—even doctors with gentle and reassuring manners, like my father—inflict pain.
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Meanwhile orthopedic doctors were treating gunshot wounds and pediatric doctors were operating on adults.
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With doctors aged 40 to 603, mortality rates inched up to 11.1%, then to 11.3% with doctors 50 to 59, and 12.1% with doctors aged 60 or above.
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Male doctors persuaded clerics to let them operate on women, because they lacked female doctors.
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If we permit our doctors to kill us, doctors can and will abuse this freedom.
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Everyone -- even doctors, especially doctors -- have to learn and train in order to become proficient.
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We don't bypass the doctors, we don't overrule the doctors, that's not how it works.
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"I went to doctors with exaggerated truths," explained Ms. Weber, who once had four doctors.
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When drug companies give gifts to doctors, the doctors prescribe more — and more expensive — drugs.
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Medicare already is rationed — many doctors won't accept Medicare patients — and it will get worse as the feds reduce payments to doctors to control costs and there are fewer doctors.
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Plus, you shouldn't assume that HMO doctors or doctors outside of major cities are incompetent. 35.
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Afterwards, the doctors marched to the White House, where roughly 40 doctors staged another die-in.
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Then the doctors get annoyed at the nurses and the nurses get annoyed at the doctors.
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An ambulance driver was killed and two doctors were wounded on Friday, Doctors Without Borders said.
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Unable to find replacement doctors, the Ukiah clinic conducted appointments using remote doctors and video screens.
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While AI systems catch things that doctors miss, doctors also catch things that AI systems miss.
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A lot of doctors are unclear about it, and if doctors are unclear, patients are, too.
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Doctors and hospitals have become pretty powerful political players, and doctors are overwhelmingly supportive of Democrats.
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The participants rated how informed their primary care doctors were about breast cancer, how often they talked with their primary care doctors and how often doctors were involved in treatment decisions.
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The site allows patients to check out doctors' credentials, send photos or videos of themselves to preferred doctors, and get those doctors to answer questions about cosmetic procedures and prices, all free.
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TrendMD – Article recommendation for doctors Better drugs are out there but doctors might not know they exist.
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Simon's bewildered parents must trust the doctors, doctors who deal in brain death rather than body death.
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Even when patients track down their doctors, they sometimes won't be admitted into the doctors' new practices.
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The doctors' group advises doctors to consider each patient's individual risk of cancer before using a morcellator.
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Could white doctors have more success with black patients if they carefully watched what black doctors do?
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And there are no better doctors to evaluate the President than the military's doctors at Walter Reed.
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We are none of us perfect, he was saying, senior doctors and junior doctors, pediatricians and parents.
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Instead of fixing the problem of rogue doctors over-prescribing, the government pressured doctors doing valuable work.
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The state reimbursed doctors so little for Medicaid services that many doctors refused to treat the patients, lawyers argued in a suit filed in 2005 by pediatric doctors on behalf of nine plaintiffs.
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Trump and his team have called for allowing veterans to visit private-sector doctors rather than VA doctors.
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When doctors and hospitals talk about tort reform, they are not talking about defending doctors from "frivolous" lawsuits.
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Dozens of doctors clustered the sidewalks, while seven doctors lay on the ground in front of the barriers.
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The company's market was doctors, and doctors would hate this product that made their services seem less necessary.
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The gap in readmission rates was similar: 15 percent for female doctors, and 15.6 percent for male doctors.
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Doctors who treated the victims Doctors and nurses in three hospitals treated more than a dozen people injured.
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Doctors The story of SCAD underscores how much doctors still don't understand, including about heart disease in women.
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When they realized he was also getting painkillers from other doctors, he found new doctors, then pain clinics.
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These doctors developed and spread new policies that urged all other doctors to treat pain way more seriously.
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Junior doctors, or doctors in training, who represent just over half of all doctors in the state-funded National Health Service (NHS), said they would only deliver emergency care during the 24-hour walkout.
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A recent report that looked at the salaries of doctors working at public medical schools found female doctors earned an average of $20,000 less than male doctors within the same specialty and with comparable seniority.
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For a handful of specialties, closer to half of doctors said they harbored biases, including 62% of emergency medicine doctors, 50% of orthopedists, 48% of psychiatrists and 47% of family medicine doctors and OB-GYNs.
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I have not considered that in this case, but I have heard from your survivors now, that they trust doctors like I trust the doctors in my family and the doctors that I go to.
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Through the program, doctors can refer willing hospitalized patients to a dedicated crew of doctors, social workers, and counselors.
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Studies have shown that female doctors earn up to 27 percent less than male doctors in the same specialty.
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"We have doctors who fly in from all over the country because doctors here won't—" The phone interrupts her.
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Doctors, for example, are interested in extending human life, but you could hardly say that all doctors are transhumanists.
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In the past, TCM doctors had to qualify as conventional doctors first and then be licensed for traditional medicine.
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Overall, 52 percent of female doctors' spouses had a graduate degree, compared to 40 percent of male doctors' spouses.
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On February 12th thousands of doctors protested in Cairo after two doctors were assaulted by police at a hospital.
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The agreement grants doctors increased allowances, outlines a promotion plan and protects doctors who went on strike from retribution.
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She says she has seen the same behavior from young doctors, female doctors, midwives, and nurses: It's happening everywhere.
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The study, published in the BMJ, found that white male doctors earn nearly $65,000 more than Black male doctors.
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Doctors surgically removed the mass through the teen's stomachTo remove the tumor, doctors opened the teen's stomach through surgery.
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He said the Zaandam has four doctors and five nurses, while the Rotterdam has two doctors and four nurses.
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It is administratively easy for both doctors and patients, the fees are reasonable, and access to doctors is straightforward.
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One tracks payments by drug companies to doctors, and the other tracks prescriptions that doctors write to Medicare recipients.
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People expect to be medicated when they go to doctors, and this is all doctors are trained to do.
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Whatever people are using, doctors say they need to have open conversations with their doctors about this deadly disease.
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American doctors are paid much more than foreign doctors, and the foreign ones seem to treat illness just fine.
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We know from international data that doctors in countries who earn less are just as happy as American doctors are.
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Even though doctors dismissed her symptoms as constipation, her mother, Louise, insisted that doctors look deeper into her daughter's condition.
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California not only requires that nurse practitioners are supervised by doctors, but also bans doctors from overseeing more than four.
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Plus, doctors in these countries don't have as much money as US doctors to conduct research on viruses like Zika.
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Some doctors say epidurals slow labor down, but I spoke to doctors who believe it can actually speed it up.
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The CDC encourages doctors to prescribe antibiotics carefully and for patients to ask their doctors about whether antibiotics are necessary.
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Actually, the idea of recruiting big-name doctors to recommend a particular medication to other doctors was an old one.
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" But they didn't tell the doctors, so the doctors just said, "Oh, all these people are getting sick with something!
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Patients need healthy doctors to keep them healthy, but what can doctors do when they need help with their health?
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They also pay doctors for promotional work: for example, to speak with other doctors about the benefits of a drug.
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"In my view, doctors, nurses and midwives (especially doctors) are strict about weight gain," Hayami-Chisuwa wrote in an email.
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"Think of us as the globe doctors," Sánchez-Lugo said, noting that in this case all five doctors' opinions agree.
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Illegal pill-mill doctors may keep addicts going, but Kolodny argues that it's the legitimate doctors who get them started.
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"Doctors are very well respected in our society and you have to make these systems loved by doctors," Hauser said.
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If you exclude doctors trained in Iraq, that's still more than 7,000 doctors who treated 14 million appointments a year.
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The people who he actually hired to be the doctors and nurses and all those are actual doctors and nurses.
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He said that the health department was asking to interview seven of the clinic's doctors, including fellows and residents, but that only two doctors had agreed — Dr. David Eisenberg and Dr. Colleen McNicholas, the clinic's senior doctors.
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In situations where the doctors fail to negotiate a price with the patient's insurer, the bills before Congress would mean that the doctors would be paid the median price that other such doctors in the area get.
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"In these places, there are lots of incentives for American-trained doctors and foreign-trained doctors to move and work," said Michael Stepner, a doctoral student in economics at MIT, who helped analyze where foreign-born doctors live.
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Junior doctors, or doctors in training who represent just over half of all doctors in the National Health Service, said on Monday they would stage a 24-hour stoppage next week, followed by two further 48-hour strikes.
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READ: British doctors are begging the government to test them for the coronavirus In Italy, which has seen the world's deadliest outbreak, the country's 6,820 coronavirus deaths includes 29 doctors, according to the federation of Italian doctors guilds.
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One study found that while white male doctors earned on average $250,000 a year, white female doctors earned $163,000 a year.
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Japanese doctors were slightly more willing to prescribe opioids for chronic pain, about 64 percent versus 91 percent of US doctors.
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Most said they were properly, quickly, and easily diagnosed by civilian doctors after meeting dead ends with military doctors for years.
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Doctors for Refugees spokesman Richard Kidd told the ABC that the situation was distressing for doctors, and that detention harms children.
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Details: The study compared doctors who were employed by the hospital where they practiced against doctors who contracted with their hospitals.
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The main way that the pharma industry interacts with doctors is to sponsor meals where 30 doctors come at a time.
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Finding doctors: The biggest problem that's usually cited with Medicaid is that people have trouble finding doctors who will take them.
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Patients could request genetic testing from their doctors and often, those doctors would recommend some counseling before and after the test.
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Europe's biggest economy has vacancies for 10,13 nurses and 2,000 doctors, with some 40,000 registered doctors due to retire by 2021.
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The issue with medical tourism is not that there are bad doctors out there; there are doctors all around the world.
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Hospitals and doctors could ensure that all of the doctors a patient might see in a hospital will accept their insurance.
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Because the doctors were able to detect a faint heartbeat, doctors treated her miscarriage like an abortion, according to Bertram Roberts.
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Today two-thirds of doctors are employed by hospitals, which buy practices in part to require doctors to send them patients.
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After all, he said, the stem cell clinics employ doctors, and doctors have a duty to offer patients evidence-based medicine.
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Fellow doctors rarely blow the whistle, and some state medical boards exercise timid oversight, allowing unethical doctors to continue to operate.
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Tigges was one of several doctors featured in a two-page spread addressing the pay gaps between male and female doctors.
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If Congress dictates how much out-of-network doctors should be paid, it will affect negotiations between doctors and insurance companies.
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Obamacare aims to tether doctors' payments, at least partially, to patient outcomes, rewarding doctors who practice better medicine with higher payments.
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Countries have paid the government millions of dollars every month to provide doctors, effectively making the doctors Cuba's most valuable export.
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Using the combined dataset, we examined doctors prescribing opioid medications and which doctors were receiving money or gifts from opioid companies.
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And as a result the training for doctors has changed so much that now doctors are encouraged not to prescribe as widely.
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So, the research team made sure to compare doctors within the same hospitals, and to focus specifically on doctors providing hospital care.
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Dangers for doctors in Syria Syria has been one of the more dangerous places in the world to work in for doctors.
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Doctors' groups worry that restrictive immigration policies will reduce the number of foreign-trained doctors who fill health care gaps across America.
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The busy thoroughfare is lined with doctors' clinics that await Americans like the Gonzalezes who face a shortage of doctors back home.
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Millennials in particular tell doctors they want to look as good in person as they do through their Snapchat filters, doctors say.
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The doctors on the medical team included two doctors from Sweden, where the very first uterus transplants in the world were performed.
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When doctors disagree with patients' requests, the study results suggest that it matters how doctors explain their decision, Ross said by email.
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Recently, an American raid even bombed a Doctors Without Borders hospital, killing both civilian patients and the doctors trying to aid them.
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An exception was added to allow student doctors entry, and some doctors who had their visas jeopardized are practicing in the country.
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I supervise junior gastroenterology doctors in the hospital on Friday mornings where the sound of my clinic is mainly of doctors typing.
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The doctors' union the British Medical Association (BMA) said the contract does not provide proper safeguards against doctors working dangerously long hours.
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Since 1994, anti-abortion extremists have killed at least 11 doctors and attempted to kill 26 doctors, the National Abortion Federation said.
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That ruling could be made by a court of relevant jurisdiction as well as by three doctors — not just by the doctors.
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The E.R. doctors, like all the doctors they'd seen so far, were kind and thoughtful, and so gentle with her delicate son.
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"We have doctors who are recently board-certified who are starting their career to doctors in their 50s and 60s," Desai said.
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Local doctors and foreign aid organizations like Doctors Without Borders are scrambling to set up more clinics but can hardly keep pace.
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That cancer history could have prompted Mr. McCain's doctors to scan his brain even in the absence of symptoms, some doctors said.
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But the problems I punt in the E.R. are also punted by the hospital's doctors upstairs and by primary care doctors outside.
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Mr. Pickett accompanied her to doctors' appointments, and when doctors seemed dismissive, he told her that he believed she wasn't imagining things.
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It would protect patients from receiving surprise bills from doctors, but it would most likely result in pay cuts for certain doctors.
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But the travel ban proposals have "caused chaos" for immigrant doctors, according to Mitra Akhtari, an economist at Airbnb, who analyzed the effects of the ban on doctors for the Immigrant Doctors Project while pursing a PhD in economics at Harvard.
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Italian doctors have been dying at a rate of more than one a day since the first physician's death on March 22020, according to the federation of Italian doctors guilds, which added five names to its list of "fallen doctors" Thursday.
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Most healthcare networks and hospital systems can't even accurately account for the doctors they manage and which insurance plans those doctors accept — let alone how good those doctors actually are at providing care, according to Ribbon Health chief executive Nate Maslak.
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For example, some state Medicaid programs pay doctors relatively low amounts, which means doctors are more likely to stop accepting patients on Medicaid.
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Even my extremely well respected doctor, who literally teaches protocols to other doctors, told me to sit down with other doctors besides himself.
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The move was agreed in talks with the doctors' trade union, Fides, which followed a partial two-week strike by doctors in November.
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At their general clinic, Doctors of the World offers primary care and health and social advice from volunteer doctors, nurses, and support workers.
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But in recent weeks, the situation facing Sudanese protesters has grown significantly worse, according to the Sudan Doctors' Syndicate, the country's doctors union.
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The doctors' insights into your poop will help train artificial intelligence models to understand the same things the doctors see in the image.
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The suicide rate for male doctors is 1.4 times higher than the general male population, and among female doctors it's 2.27 times higher.
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Emergency hospitals and trauma centers contract their doctors through medical groups, and doctors generally work at a combination of hospitals and community clinics.
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In the article, Lawson builds a case against female doctors, notably quoting just one female doctor, three male doctors and one male researcher.
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To understand when and why doctors do discuss these costs, Yabroff and colleagues analyzed data from a 2017 national survey of cancer doctors.
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Doctors warn against drinking, too Along with advising against marijuana use, doctors have long advised pregnant women to avoid drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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But doctors hope that people who do order it follow the advice to consult with their doctors before making any decisions about treatments.
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Just as heart doctors treat heart problems and lung doctors treat lung problems, palliative care treats the suffering that results from serious illness.
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One area to watch is what Shulkin says about Trump's calls to allow veterans to visit private-sector doctors rather than VA doctors.
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Since my lungs are clear, Lea asked her doctors and I asked my doctors if it was okay if we met in person.
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"Salaries, working conditions are bad, and above all there is no appreciation of doctors," said Mohamed Yousfi, head of the specialist doctors' union.
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First, doctors there wanted to take Alyssa off oxycodone, a powerful opioid painkiller that the neurology doctors had prescribed for pain after surgery.
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One solution is to pay out-of-network doctors a set price, based on amounts that other doctors have negotiated with insurance companies.
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Doctors' groups, for example, have successfully lobbied to keep doctors' wages high by legally limiting the number of people who can practice medicine.
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The New York-based company works with doctors in 37 states, and said this summer that more than 6,500 doctors use the service.
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The W.H.O., Doctors of the World, Doctors Without Borders and other medical aid groups are sending experts to help Madagascar fight the outbreak.
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In Australia, most doctors do what's called bulk billing for their Medicare program: The government sets a price, and doctors generally accept it.
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California's surprise billing law limited the payments for out-of-network doctors to a formula based on what other doctors were being paid.
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His exam was supervised and reviewed by two additional doctors, including Dr. Richard J. Tubb, one of the longest-serving White House doctors.
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First, the statement says that both the Panthers doctors and the unaffiliated doctors did not see the "point of contact" when it happened.
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Florida doctors have won back the right to talk to patients about guns Florida doctors have won back the right to talk to patients about guns A federal appeals court in Florida overturned a state law Thursday that prevented doctors from talking to patients about guns and gun safety, ruling that the law violates doctors' constitutional rights to free speech.
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They make up more than 50 percent of geriatric medicine doctors, almost half of nephrologists (or kidney doctors), nearly 40 percent of internal medicine doctors, and nearly a quarter of family medicine physicians, according to data from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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Still, requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a local hospital would most likely identify unqualified doctors, the law's proponents say.
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When Paulette told her she owed doctors $200,000, someone Zane knew offered Paulette that money on the condition it go directly to the doctors.
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Women doctors attempted suicide far less often than American women overall, but they died from suicide at roughly the same rate as male doctors.
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Our sources say as doctors tried to treat her, Beth began yanking out the lines doctors were using to give her fluids and medications.
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When the British government set waiting-time targets for doctors' appointments, for example, doctors responded by making the appointments difficult to book in advance.
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Efforts to get doctors to share notes taken during a consult, such as OpenNotes, were resisted by doctors who feared liability or offending patients.
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Income, hours worked outside the home, and graduate education status differed greatly between female spouses of male doctors and male spouses of female doctors.
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Through a big marketing campaign for doctors and by backing advocacy groups, they got doctors to prescribe products like OxyContin and Percocet in droves.
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Like the doctors in Minnesota, the doctors in Miami had never seen a child who was missing a lung and nearly half a heart.
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As far as what happened with him and the doctors, that's between he and the doctors, and hopefully we get that cleared up soon.
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One problem is, Medicaid reimburses doctors and hospitals at a lower rate than private coverage, so recipients have trouble finding doctors who take Medicaid.
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In April, a judge tasked with ruling on the impasse between doctors and parents decided in favor of the Great Ormond Street Hospital doctors.
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Significantly, the longer that doctors knew their patients, the more likely they were to get it wrong, suggesting that emotional bonds clouded doctors' thinking.
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"Patients want doctors to be honest with them, and they want doctors to honestly tell them that their disease can be cured," Gramling said.
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While doctors have been cautiously optimistic, Kompik has endured despite doctors calling the family twice to come to the hospital to say their goodbyes.
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That led to him talking investments in the doctors' lounge and, initially, a second job advising his fellow doctors as a registered investment adviser.
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In a study released in mid-December, Jena and colleagues found that patients treated by female doctors have better health outcomes than male doctors.
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More doctors are working for hospitals or for practices partly owned by hospitals; today, fewer than 20 percent of doctors are in solo practice.
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But then the country began building big hospitals and luxurious doctors' offices, and doctors acquired sophisticated equipment they couldn't put in a medical bag.
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A 2016 study published in the British Medical Journal revealed that white male doctors earned around $90,000 more, on average, than white female doctors.
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Primary care doctors and obstetrician-gynecologists, the doctors most likely to consider such issues, were among the most evenly split in the study sample.
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The salaries of the female doctors' salaries included in the report was equivalent to about two-thirds of the male doctors, the Journal noted.
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But he also witnessed unscrupulous doctors in his sales territory divert pills to drug seekers and heard from doctors whose patients had become addicted.
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At a large scale, doctors overprescribe antibiotics, and people don't take them for the total amount of time that our doctors tell us to.
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One study of doctors in an East Coast emergency room found that doctors with a higher workload were more likely to choose "easier" cases.
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It's possible, for example, that marketers went to doctors who were already prescribing more opioids, since the marketers saw those doctors as reliable targets.
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But Dr. Vergano said he received support from doctors on the front lines, as well as requests for translations from doctors in other countries.
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The national federation of doctors and surgeons said that as of Thursday, 40 doctors had died, many of them in northern towns and cities.
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The national federation of doctors and surgeons said that as of Thursday, 40 doctors had died, many of them in northern towns and cities.
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It underscores the risks for doctors when abortions are criminalized, and the potential for black doctors to face higher scrutiny and possibility of prosecution.
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Some were botanical doctors, and some were homeopaths, and some were eclectic doctors — they all had the degree, MD, but it wasn't modern medicine.
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Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorscone) has always been one of the most unlucky Grey's Anatomy doctors in a sea of wildly unlucky Grey's Anatomy doctors.
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China is sending in military doctors and medical workers from other provinces to assist local doctors and nurses with a staggering number of patients.
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Although the Houston stores won't have doctors on site, CVS has partnered with TelaDoc, a virtual health care platform that connects doctors and patients.
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As for choice of doctors, some insurance plans have a limited network of doctors; patients must choose among them unless they pay a penalty.
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She told the doctors in the Scottsdale E.R. that when doctors looked at the arteries in her heart before, they hadn't found any blockages.
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Doctors say that in practice, patients do not request an abortion when they are "about to give birth," and doctors do not provide it.
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Also, 147 doctors out of 600 left Al Noor, many to join new hospitals in the area, and new doctors had to be hired.
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From 22014 through 219.9, roughly 1 in 12 doctors received opioid-related marketing, according to the study, including 1 in 5 family practice doctors.
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Rural doctors tend to be older than urban ones, and the number of rural doctors is expected to only decrease over the next decade.
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After several weeks of doctors' appointments and many scans and medical tests later, the doctors concluded there was nothing malignant lurking in my brain.
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But during Linder's lifetime, doctors were able to trace the illness to a specific genetic mutation that doctors believe exists only in her family.
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Johann Malawana, the head of the BMA's junior doctors' committee, announced his resignation as a result, saying that the government must respect the doctors' decision and that there should be no transition to a new contract for junior doctors until further talks take place.
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" In its timely Declaration calling on family doctors of the world to act on planetary health, the World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) urged doctors globally to "communicate to patients that their health ultimately depends on the environment, both in their immediate vicinity and globally.
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But it is also a problem of doctors' making, driven by forces such as "defensive" medicine by doctors trying to avoid lawsuits, a reluctance on the part of doctors (and patients) to accept diagnostic uncertainty (thus leading to more tests) and simply poor clinical decisions.
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TC: You recently began experimenting with monetization, adding sponsored content to the platform, including having brands sponsor doctors to teach other doctors on the platform.
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Also, keep in mind that Medicare pays doctors and hospitals less than private insurers for services, and not all hospital systems or doctors accept Medicare.
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Only recently have doctors begun to truly understand the phenomenon, French said, and more doctors discuss the risk with patients now than in years past.
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Ontario's highest court has said that doctors who object to abortion and euthanasia must, against their conscience, refer patients to doctors willing to perform them.
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The ministry's accreditation gives the plant doctors credibility among farmers, and is a source of pride for the doctors themselves, who are agricultural extension agents.
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"We want to leverage (doctors) using technology," said K. Hari Prasad, head of hospitals business at Apollo that employs more than 700 critical care doctors.
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In addition to needless anxiety and costs, this is hazardous because while some doctors will simply reassure the patient, many other doctors will order tests.
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The numbers are increasing at an excruciatingly slow pace, but there are currently twice as many male doctors as female doctors in the United States.
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Carbon Health is a unified place to track your health data, interact with your doctors, and for doctors, pharmacies, and labs to communicate with patients.
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State prescription drug monitoring programs, online databases that let doctors check whether a patient is getting prescriptions from other doctors, have also helped drive declines.
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She would reduce doctors' pay to the prices Medicare pays now, with additional reductions for specialists, and small increases to doctors who provide primary care.
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Under the status quo, doctors find themselves working for and often against a system that puts the needs of patients and doctors in the backseat.
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Doctors recommend that it's best to do egg-freezing before 35, although plenty of doctors freeze women's eggs after 35 — I did mine after 35.
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Doctors want to save more gunshot victims by doing less Doctors want to save more gunshot victims by doing less This segment originally aired Oct.
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The student doctors would be sent to work in general practitioners' clinics and nursing homes, freeing up other doctors to head to the overflowed hospitals.
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It is just as important to have black professors, Latino lawyers and Native American doctors as it is to have white professors, lawyers and doctors.
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Doctors in the Netherlands are much more likely than doctors in other European countries to say patients struggle to pay their out-of-pocket costs.
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Doctors say that the most tool-like of these applications — those that simply flag features in data for doctors to verify — are the most useful.
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The offer of a vaccination clinic came in a letter on November 5 to federal officials from seven doctors affiliated with Doctors for Camp Closure.
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The doctors had volunteered to vaccinate migrants for free, but CBP refuses to have anyone — its own doctors or others — vaccinate migrants against the flu.
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Doctors get arbitration for higher bills (and the threshold is actually lower than the bill that originally passed in House committee, another win for doctors).
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Levine and her team have worked with both patients and doctors, and found that patients are far more comfortable with false hope than doctors are.
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The doctors had volunteered to vaccinate migrants for free, but CBP refuses to have anyone -- its own doctors or others -- vaccinate migrants against the flu.
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Part of the issue is the bill's wording, which specifies that doctors must "prescribe" marijuana, instead of "recommending" it, as doctors do in other states.
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For instance, one commercial depicts two doctors in a rural hospital that can do genomic analysis thanks to an intelligent black box that advises the doctors.
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Doctors who attempt to carry out terminations will face 222 years in prison, while doctors who perform the procedure could be given a 2800-year sentence.
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The move by the ACP, which represents internal medicine doctors who are often a patient's primary care physician, is a sign of changing attitudes among doctors.
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That report — and the subsequent letters criticizing its findings — were all that the Cuban doctors were given access to at their meeting with State Department doctors.
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Just days earlier the Ministry of Health had withdrawn a bill increasing the penalties for doctors performing abortions, after a backlash from doctors and women's groups.
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Help doctors practice their skills If you'd prefer to be worked on by folks with more experience, actual, not future, doctors can learn from your body.
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Background: It's illegal for doctors to refer patients for services that the doctor has a financial interest in, and for hospitals to pay doctors for referrals.
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While the company doesn't recommend that doctors remove the devices from patients, it says doctors need to get in touch with users and check them out.
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Two Michigan doctors and the wife of one of the doctors were charged in 2017 with performing the banned procedure on two 7-year-old girls.
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Whenever possible, female doctors conduct the tests, but in rural provinces, where female doctors are rare, cadets may have to endure being examined by a man.
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Doctors started noticing the illness in the spring before the outbreak ramped up over the summer, prompting doctors in Wisconsin and Illinois to sound the alarm.
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Last week, thousands of doctors held a rare protest against police they say beat two doctors at a Cairo hospital for refusing to falsify medical records.
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That is not the case for the treating doctors (unless the treating doctors are sponsors), clinical investigators or hospitals, which can be sued for unintentional torts.
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States began to require doctors to adhere to the original label, knowing that doctors would feel ethically obliged to stop administering medication abortion rather than comply.
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After seven months of cautious watching and waiting, doctors implanted a single fertilized egg, though in previous uterus transplants, doctors waited a full year to implant.
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Dr. Chun's implant procedure differs from other doctors in that he removes both breast implants and the tissue surrounding them (Doctors often only remove the implants).
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Euthanasia is illegal in France, but a 2016 a law allows doctors to put terminally ill patients into continuous deep sedation (CDS) by doctors until death.
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The largest conflict of season 13 centers on doctors picking sides against other doctors, families splitting down the middle, and operating rooms wielded like machine guns.
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Educating doctors and patients about the proper use of antibiotics has had only a modest effect, as most doctors already know when antibiotics are called for.
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Medicare officials suggested that they want to test other methods that might punish doctors who use more expensive drugs if doctors can't prove they work better.
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"'This is not the life we're gonna give our kid,' " Lee, 48, recalled telling the doctors in this exclusive clip from Friday's episode of The Doctors.
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Conversely, less than 10 percent of white male doctors earned less than or equal to $100,000, while nearly 15 percent of the black male doctors did.
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Ensconced in the Bronx, she started treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering, where doctors also found a dangerous cardiac condition her doctors in Puerto Rico had overlooked.
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A measure that rejects benchmarking in favor of arbitration between doctors and insurers to resolve surprise medical bills — an approach widely perceived as friendly to doctors.
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They have mostly ruled against the doctors, but some judges have sided with them, allowing the doctors to work on their own and get paid directly.
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While doctors tend to practice in affluent neighborhoods, nurse practitioners serve low-income communities, which could make up for the lack of doctors, the study found.
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In the case of the state medical board, that would mean no oversight for doctors — or even those who pose as doctors — practicing medicine in Texas.
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The bill would also go one step further, calling for doctors to "reimplant an ectopic pregnancy into the woman's uterus," which doctors say is medically impossible.
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Hospital coders teach doctors — and doctors pay to take courses — to learn how they can "upcode" their charts to a more lucrative level with minimal effort.
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Andrew Yang jokes that as an Asian, he knows a lot of doctors — implying that many Asian Americans are culturally-inclined to become (or befriend) doctors.
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Today, just a third of doctors are self-employed, as more doctors find independent practice difficult and seek the sense of security offered by large hospitals.
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"Across the country, there are a huge amount of patients with pneumonia," Anastasia Vasilyeva, the head of the independent doctors union Doctors Alliance, told VICE News.
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Doctors, even the very best doctors, just aren't getting the knowledge they need to care as well for their female patients as they can male patients.
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HerpAlert's been helping folks out for over 2 years, with doctors issuing prescriptions to pharmacies after people upload photos of their junk for doctors to review.
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On account of this, they write, there is public concern with the ability of foreign-trained doctors to perform at the same level as domestic doctors.
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Within the same hospital, some doctors are three times more likely to prescribe an opioid than other doctors, and patients treated by high-prescribing doctors are more likely to become long-term opioid users, according to a study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Louisiana argued that this "close relationship" standard should not apply to abortion doctors because those doctors usually do not see a single patient more than a couple of times, and because there is a conflict of interest for doctors who are being regulated by the law.
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On Friday, thousands of doctors gathered in downtown Cairo to protest the assault of two doctors by policemen at a hospital in the Matariya neighborhood last month.
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The researchers chose to interview this group of 13 because as part of their jobs, these doctors are also responsible for guiding and supporting doctors in training.
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During labor, her doctors became aware of "a very small complication," she said -- nothing too concerning, but doctors wanted a pediatrician in the room during the delivery.
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In rural areas, where doctors may have fewer patients to choose between, the CDC actually finds no difference between doctors accepting Medicaid and those accepting private coverage.
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In 2015, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that French doctors could take Lambert off life-support, but the decision was not carried out by doctors.
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Still, doctors took quick, decisive action to give him a chance: First, they were able to get his pulse back to the point where doctors could operate.
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As medical marijuana becomes more widely legalized, doctors and doctors-in-training are starting to realize they don't know enough about its effects on their patients' health.
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"There are big distributions in what we observe in the data: some male doctors are better at treating female patients than some female doctors are," said Carnahan.
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Fatebenfratelli Hospital's doctors believed the baby lacked fundamental nutrients, worsening his unrelated congenital heart condition, but the couple refused to follow doctors' orders and diversify his food.
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Purdue reportedly kept a list of doctors who were excessive prescribers, but it seldom turned in doctors to government agencies — and used the list for personal gain.
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Keeping doctors scarce and manufactured goods plentiful is good for doctors, and if you try to change it the American Medical Association will try to stop you.
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That could have the effect of keeping doctors from entering the field of abortion care, Eisenberg said, exacerbating an existing shortage of abortion doctors in many places.
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Last week, thousands of doctors held a rare protest against police who they say beat two doctors at a Cairo hospital for refusing to falsify medical records.
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On average, out-of-network emergency department doctors were paid nearly 2.7-times what in-network doctors were paid for the same services, according to the research.
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Lumos: Doctors use Google 543X more than professional tools for finding medical information, but Google is full of ads and results are meant for patients not doctors.
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Services include "confidential health-related triage, advice and referral services", plus "training to support doctors to treat other doctors" and "awareness raising and advice about health issues".
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I talked to doctors, prosecutors, and experts about how the crisis really began when big pharmaceutical companies pushed for doctors and the government to embrace their drugs.
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Doctors should ask women about the social factors relevant to diabetes care, and women should be honest with their doctors about the limitations they face, Colicchia said.
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"In New York, I would have expected only 20 to 30 doctors" given the timeline, and New York already has more than 170 doctors participating, he added.
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What doctors should tell mothers While doctors might not be doing a lot of vaginal seeding themselves, some mothers are taking the matter into their own hands.
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In a post entitled 'Uncensored: A Word From Our Doctors,' the site defended some of the unconventional topics they've covered and the doctors who have supported them.
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He said the company is on track to have thousands of doctors using this by next year, with the bigger target for 10,000 doctors within five years.
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The research team also sent surveys to nearly 7,000 medical doctors who were members of the Endocrine Society, but only a very small percentage - 411 doctors - responded.
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Gross noted that colonoscopies can actually prevent cancer, because doctors can remove polyps during the procedure, whereas mammograms only allow doctors to see growths in the breast.
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As long as Obamacare keeps costs low at the expense of paying doctors a reasonable wage, many doctors will never be able to participate in these plans.
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To determine how burnout may be linked to doctors' view of medicine as a meaningful calling, the study team surveyed over 2,83 U.S. doctors across all specialties.
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It can undermine the public's confidence in their doctors and could even instigate some to sue their doctors when they or a family member suffers a complication.
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The Cuban foreign ministry countered the doctors withdrew the same amount of money every month to cover expenses of 107 doctors working in the La Paz area.
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But the biggest problem stemming from technology for the doctors, and the bane of many doctors' existence, is the electronic health record, also known as an EHR.
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Only about one in ten doctors say they speak to their patients about death, and if doctors and patients did talk, they might find some common ground.
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Under that bill, if doctors and insurers can't agree on a price, the doctor will get the median price paid to in-network doctors in that area.
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By refusing to allow black doctors to admit patients to hospitals that served whites, hospitals could ensure that black doctors (and patients) were relegated to segregated facilities.
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Primary care doctors have historically had solo practices as well, though some of them have started to consolidate into clinics with several doctors on the same masthead.
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" Unlike many 20-something mothers-to-be, Ms. Donath was straight with her doctors: "I have never not been honest with my doctors about everything I do.
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Israel's doctors are aging out, there aren't enough medical-school graduates to replace them, and many aspiring doctors are moving to Europe to study, never to return.
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While researchers found that AI outperformed doctors in identifying breast cancer in most cases, there were also instances where doctors flagged cancer that the model originally missed.
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While many conservatives falsely claim that doctors are performing genital surgeries on children, a more nuanced conversation is actually taking place between young teens, doctors, and parents.
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Doctors who provide care that is out-of-network for a patient's insurance will automatically be paid the median price of in-network doctors in the area.
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In one video, an unidentified lawyer is seen challenging the doctors, saying the doctors had invited their death and could not escape the wrath of the lawyers.
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Doctors and hospitals are lobbying hard against that approach, including by spending millions of dollars in ads, warning it would lead to damaging cuts to doctors' pay.
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There were hundreds of them, and they couldn't get to the network through the doctors, so the doctors didn't even know who they were working with. Right.
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According to the BBC, the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV—a professional organization of U.K. doctors and health care professionals—has issued draft guidelines for "how best to spot and treat MG." The infection can often be missed or misdiagnosed by both patients and doctors, doctors say.
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Doctors using digital tablet together in hospital (Photo: Ariel Skelley/Getty Images) Doctors using digital tablet together in hospital (Photo: Ariel Skelley/Getty Images) It's hard enough keeping records straight within a single large hospital system; transferring them among different doctors' offices and other hospitals is even more challenging.
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The Senior Hospital Doctors Association (SHDA), a group of doctors, including specialists who had remained on duty at the country's hospitals, while junior doctors began a boycott in September for higher pay, announced the strike in a move that is set to worsen the country's already dire health situation.
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Doctors: Insurance refuses to pay for other female sex drugs, too Doctors said the "double standard" they see for women with sexual problems manifests in other ways, too.
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Jim said he asked doctors if the outcome may have been different if Timothy had been brought to a hospital sooner, and the doctors confirmed it would have.
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In addition, companies have cropped up to offer telemedicine services that let patients consult with doctors through their mobile phones such as Doctors on Demand, HealthTap and Teladoc.
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The clinic's doctors could either have hospital admitting privileges (which most doctors who provide abortions can't get) or a "transfer" agreement with another physician who had admitting privileges.
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Doctors — theoretically, the best-informed patients out there — don't receive significantly more high-value care than non-doctors, according to a new National Bureau of Economic Research paper.
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What's happening: Various lawsuits allege that hospitals are overpaying doctors or offering incentives like free office space in exchange for the downstream revenue that doctors create through referrals.
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Doctors are generating a lot of revenue for hospitals — much more than those doctors receive in salary, according to a recent survey by physician staffing firm Merritt Hawkins.
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He would say 'They are saying bad things about me because I'm not playing doctors or lawyers, but growing up, I didn't know any Latino lawyers or doctors.
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Many patients and doctors say, though, the time-served practice is just a symptom of deeper issues: a dearth of doctors and low salaries meaning graft is endemic.
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Then, just seven weeks later, after state doctors gave him heavy doses of the anti-psychotic drug Zypreza, those same doctors said that he now could be tried.
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Indonesia's doctors' association chose not to co-operate with a presidential decree ordering chemical castration for child molesters, saying it violates doctors' ethical code and will prove ineffective.
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At health centers such as OhioHealth Doctors Hospital in Columbus, physician recruiters are looking at incentives such as help with student loans to attract and retain new doctors.
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It is unfathomable for many doctors to believe ObamaCare, with all the significant changes it placed on the way doctors practice medicine, did not include matching liability protections.
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Orthopedic specialists said that makes smaller firms appealing to doctors who develop new devices or techniques because the doctors can earn consulting contracts or large royalty payments sooner.
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Doctors even started cancer treatment, but after two months of looking for a tumor "that didn't exist," she said the doctors were baffled and wanted to discharge her.
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For its reporting on which doctors received unusually large amounts of money, CNN used a statistical clustering tool to group doctors by the total value of their payments.
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Would we accept a system where doctors practicing in New York had to go to medical school, but doctors in Omaha could practice after taking a class online?
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"You have these fucking doctors who are telling your parents all this shit—the doctors were telling my parents how to parent," he once said on his stream.
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Doctors tend to earn very high salaries compared with average Americans, but the highest-paid doctors earn many times as much as those in the lower-paying specialties.
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Beyond testimony of doctors being bribed, Kolodny said the video provided evidence as to how the company actively sought doctors to prescribe the drug beyond its intended scope.
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If you look more closely, it's just not pill mill doctors who are overprescribing — we did a piece in JAMA that shows all doctors are overprescribing pain pills.
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In absolute terms, that means the mortality risk went from 11.5 percent among the patients of male doctors to about 11.1 percent among the patients of female doctors.
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The Cuban doctors are not allowed to hold onto their passports, go out for a night on the town or live with their children, the doctors have said.
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This is an important finding because Medicaid pays doctors less than private plans do, raising concerns that higher-quality doctors would tend not to participate in the program.
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While doctors may prescribe many drugs as they see fit, including for off-label uses, Murray said Johnson & Johnson should have warned his doctors about Risperdal's side effects.
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While doctors may prescribe many drugs as they see fit, including for off-label uses, Murray said Johnson & Johnson should have warned his doctors about Risperdal's side effects.
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The police reported giving "education" and "criticism" to eight front-line doctors for "rumormongering" about the epidemic; instead of punishing these doctors, Xi should have listened to them.
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One was written by doctors at the United States military air base in Bagram, the other by doctors at the government-run Wazir Akbar Khan hospital, in Kabul.
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Abortion opponents in state legislatures also introduced new provisions for clinics or doctors, such as the requirement that doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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There's reason to think this might work in China: Baidu Doctor, the company's older app that connects doctors and patients, offers access to 600,000 doctors in the country.
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That meant that while doctors could prescribe the drug to adolescents — a so-called "off label" prescription — GSK could not promote the drug to doctors for that purpose.
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Jha said it will be important to find out what accounts for the differences in patient results from male and female doctors and teach all doctors to change practice.
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Sarsons got Medicare data on referrals by doctors to surgeons, and then looked at what happened to doctors' referral rates after one of their patients died during a surgery.
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The government, for its part, agreed that the doctors would remain independent contractors (rather than government employees, similar to how the National Health Service in Britain employs their doctors).
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Since psychiatrists are an underrepresented specialty in certain areas of the country, primary care doctors, ob/gyns and other doctors are increasingly prescribing drugs for mental illness, Krakower explained.
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While doctors were able to restart his heart, he reportedly went about an hour without oxygen and doctors determined he was brain dead, according to Los Angeles Times reported.
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Although British doctors can operate private practices, most participate in the National Health Service, making them subject to the government workplace rules that the junior doctors are now protesting.
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They may rely on their doctors for information about prescription drugs, but often, they're the ones who have to educate their doctors when it comes to anything beyond that.
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When the Affordable Care Act made some people switch doctors, it's because they had to switch insurance plans, and each plan has its own network of doctors and hospitals.
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Hysterectomies, medical experts say, are never the solution to the problems that women present to doctors, and its demand highlights the issue of private doctors cashing in on ignorance.
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IBM hopes doctors can integrate the forthcoming tool with Watson for Oncology for Doctors, a clinical tool practitioners are already using to help support some of their cancer treatments.
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Gizmodo: It's often assumed that body snatchers stole corpses for shady doctors, but you explain that doctors in general, including famed surgeons like Liston, employed bands of body snatchers.
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Then, the doctors said, those state officials suggested that hospital reviews shouldn't be in writing at all -- the doctors should instead give oral reports on what they had found.
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Other companies are looking to give doctors their own way to consult with patient via text and video — selling secure communications tools that doctors can offer to their patients.
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"We have enough doctors in France to fill these vacant positions," explained Sophie Leroy, co-founder of ARIME, a company that facilitates the resettlement of European doctors in France.
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The study authors then split the group into patients who happened to be assigned to doctors who prescribed a lot of opioids, and patients who met doctors who didn't.
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After the dinners, the doctors and sales representatives sometimes left for a strip club, where the doctors were not asked to pay a cover charge or for their drinks.
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The company has created a standing reference library created by doctors for customers to access, along with the ability to reach doctors via their cellphones for real-time consultations.
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Over 80 percent of the public said increased prescription training for doctors, more access to treatment programs, and monitoring doctors' prescribing practices would be effective in fighting the epidemic.
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Health centers without doctors, infrequent ferries to the mainland and the remoteness of some islands have meant premature deaths, prolonged illness and challenges in meeting vaccination targets, doctors say.
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But the Ohio law remains on the books, so if other doctors refine the treatment further, Ohio doctors will have to wait for another F.D.A. update before making changes.
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"A typical lunch costs only $20 or less, and when doctors receive multiple lunches over time, this appears to have the greatest effect on changing doctors' prescribing," Hadland said.
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There's a looming shortage of primary care doctors in the US, in part because of how much less they're paid compared to doctors in more specialized areas of medicine.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has repeatedly questioned the qualifications of Cuban doctors: "We have no proof that they are really doctors and able to take on these functions," he said recently.
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My husband had myeloma, like Mr. Brokaw, and frequently interacted with doctors, nurses and certified nursing assistants in hospitals and doctors' offices as well as chemotherapy and radiation centers.
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The disappearance of private practice doctors is the most troubling development of all for many of us who know that private practice doctors are basically small businessmen and women.
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The shifts come as doctors' views evolve: Fifty-seven percent of U.S. doctors supported medical aid in dying in a 2016 Medscape survey, up from 53 percent in 2010.
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To the Editor: Dr. Jessica Nutik Zitter points out the No. 1 reason the California aid-in-dying law is working, and the No. 1 obstacle: doctors, and doctors.
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After researchers in 2017 pointed to its high share of out-of-network doctors, Envision, then a public company, vowed it would have more of its doctors accept insurance.
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Compared with people seen by an ophthalmologist, those who saw pediatricians, family practice doctors, internists and emergency room doctors were two to three times as likely to receive antibiotics.
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Doctors and lawmakers have also said they suspect Park underwent procedures to reduce facial wrinkles, but none of the doctors known to have treated her have confirmed performing them.
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The Los Angeles-based healthcare startup allows doctors and medical staff to store medical images in its "secure environment," per its website, allowing patients and doctors access from anywhere.
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They would change how doctors and hospitals are paid for treating senior citizens and give insurers in the Medicare Advantage program more control over the medications doctors can prescribe.
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You can feel these cancers when they're there, but so few doctors are conducting these exams because they're not yet recommended or because the doctors are uncomfortable doing them.
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More evidence is piling up that when doctors and insurers sit at a table with a third-party arbiter to solve billing disputes, the outcome could benefit the doctors.
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According to Laugesen, doctors tend not to be motivated to perform procedures that are less lucrative, pointing to the shortage of primary care doctors as evidence of this trend.
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The doctors tell me it's I believe them.
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Weckesser's hope now is that the Botched doctors can shorten her lip, something that none of the doctors she has seen over the last year have been able to do.
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FREETOWN (Reuters) - Doctors in Sierra Leone returned to work on Tuesday, ending a 13-day strike over pay and conditions that paralyzed hospitals nationwide, the country's junior doctors' association said.
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And, of course, given how the female doctors fared with all patients (along with research elsewhere), it could be the case that male doctors simply aren't as skilled in general.
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Doctors made it possible for trans people to access new levels of harmony in their own bodies, and doctors helped dispel the stigma that trans people are inherently mentally disturbed.
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Last month, doctors took to the streets after Peter Magombeyi, their union leader and one of the organizers of an effort to demand higher wages for state doctors, went missing.
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"So when doctors told me Phallon had hip dysplasia, I knew exactly who to turn to for support and she helped me ask the right questions to doctors," she says.
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In order to qualify for euthanasia on psychiatric grounds in Belgium, three doctors must agree to a patient's request (the burden for physical illnesses is for two doctors to agree).
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The government increased allowances to $360 per month rather than the $720 demanded by doctors, promised a car loan package and created 250 new posts for doctors with immediate effect.
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Even worse, too many doctors who didn't actually believe the hyperbole surrounding opioids doled out long-term prescriptions regardless, in the same way doctors write antibiotic prescriptions for viral illnesses.
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This was highlighted in a recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine that found some doctors are three times more likely to prescribe an opioid than other doctors.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby said Washington was still learning more about the attack on Wednesday night that killed children and doctors at the hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders.
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According to reports in Argentina, where the family lives, doctors initially thought Noah had mumps ... but when they brought him to see doctors in the U.S. ... they found the cancer.
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"These unlawful acts are totally unacceptable, doctors who entertain this behaviour will not be spared," he told doctors and medical workers during a surprise visit to the hospital this week.
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Doctors assured him that the melanoma had not spread — thanks to Mancuso's message, doctors at Henry Ford Health System were able to find the cancer before it was too late.
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Jim Duffett is the executive director of Doctors for America, a national movement of doctors and medical students working to ensure that everyone has access to affordable, high quality care.
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"I'm thankful for these doctors, I think that my son is here because of these doctors," Buell said, who has been testifying in state legislatures to advance abortion reversal laws.
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Doctors may more easily treat patients across state lines later this year, when an agreement among some states to license doctors from certain other states is expected to take place.
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However, a visit to Alfie and consultation with his doctors led Roman doctors to conclude that the child's condition was irreversible and untreatable, according to a statement from Alder Hey.
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States will use a model called Project ECHO, in which rural primary care doctors watch videos by urban speciality doctors who are trained in complex health problems like opioid addiction.
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As doctors and parents change their approach to peanuts to follow the new guidelines, early exposure should help dramatically curb the number of children who develop severe allergies, doctors say.
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For its reporting on which of those doctors received unusually large amounts of money, CNN used a statistical clustering tool to group doctors by the total value of their payments.
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" He said government doctors will be provided in the event Malong needs medical care, and that he must see those doctors "before he decides to go anywhere outside the country.
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And doctors, especially primary care doctors who are frequently the first people patients see in the health care system, also need to be better trained to deal with chronic pain.
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All states except for Missouri operate Prescription Drug Monitoring Program databases that allow doctors to check whether their patients have received drugs from other doctors before writing their own prescriptions.
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In the study, black men seeing black male doctors were much more likely to agree to certain preventive measures than were black men seeing doctors who were white or Asian.
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Doctors published detailed reports of the cases they've treated in the New England Journal of Medicine on Friday in hopes of defining the illness and helping other doctors recognize it.
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Republican doctors were far more likely to express concern over a patient with a history of abortion than Democratic doctors, citing possible mental health repercussions and actively discouraging future abortions.
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Some doctors say they are ready to help — even if they aren't pulmonologists or ICU doctors, they can still care for patients, freeing up colleagues to concentrate on the pandemic.
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In its tweet, the N.R.A. suggested that the journal — the peer-reviewed publication of the doctors' group, which has about 154,000 members — and doctors involved in the paper were biased.
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Doctors say they were wading through misinformation — what World Health Organization officials call an "infodemic" of lies and rumors — in search of real-time information from doctors around the country.
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As Dr. Murphey pointed out to me, one of the reasons doctors are providing post-release care is because CBP refuses to allow doctors to help migrants actually in detention.
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Even worse, too many doctors who didn't actually believe the hyperbole surrounding opioids still doled out long-term prescriptions, in the same way doctors write antibiotic prescriptions for viral illnesses.
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States will use a model called Project ECHO, in which rural primary care doctors watch videos by urban specialty doctors who are trained in complex health problems like opioid addiction.
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Patients, doctors and hospitals have been pushing back in the form of opinion pieces, political lobbying and even humorous videos ridiculing the idea that people can be their own doctors.
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So on a resupply mission, the doctors sent up an oral anticoagulant, which the astronaut took for several months before doctors deemed it safe for them to return to Earth.
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The C.D.C. prescribing guidelines published last year, which were bitterly opposed by many pain doctors and drug industry groups, recommend that doctors first try ibuprofen or aspirin to treat pain.
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Dr. Schuchat said that could be because fewer doctors were starting new patients on opioids — initial prescriptions are often smaller — and doctors instead were prescribing largely to longtime pain patients.
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The French government is aiming to increase the number of doctors by eliminating a cap on the number of medical students next year and sending young doctors to underserved areas.
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Instead, the agency has come to rely on medical charities like Doctors Without Borders to respond first to crises, while officials appeal to donor nations to contribute money and doctors.
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So you're able to go online and compare all of the hospitals and the doctors and the prices, and, I assume, get resumes on doctors and see who you like.
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So you're able to go online and compare all of the hospitals and the doctors and the prices, and, I assume, get resumes on doctors and see who you like.
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What's more, burnout is not just bad for doctors; it's bad for patients and bad for business, according to interviews with more than 20 healthcare executives, doctors and burnout experts.
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With its doctors, Cuba creates a global public good: I've encountered Cuban physicians in impoverished countries around the world, and Cuba also trains many doctors from Haiti and other countries.
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Basically, diversion occurs when it's easier to get these drugs from dealers than from doctors—and so, ironically, making doctors less likely to prescribe them will make that problem worse.
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Ex-pharma execs arrested for allegedly bribing doctors to prescribe fentanyl Ex-pharma execs arrested for allegedly bribing doctors to prescribe fentanyl Several former top executives at a pharmaceutical company that sells the powerful painkiller fentanyl were arrested Thursday and accused of bribing doctors, defrauding insurance companies, and fueling America's opioid addiction crisis.
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He seriously argues that female doctors are more likely to work fewer hours and prioritise their families over their careers, thus causing the NHS shortfalls in the UK.Naturally, this went over well with all the female doctors out there – and the male doctors whose colleagues and bosses are hard-working, example-setting women!
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Patients probably do not care that doctors find these intrusions irritating and distracting, but they are often unhappy that doctors are spending more time with the computer and less with them.
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Mathews testified that Sherin's doctors told him that his daughter needed milk to gain weight, and he was afraid that doctors would contact Child Protective Services if her health didn't improve.
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Turns out the judge gave the doctors discretion, and around 2 weeks ago the doctors felt Corbett was well enough to be put back on the streets, so he was released.
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Hospitals are employing more doctors, often by acquiring offices, and they consequently are pressuring those doctors not to send patients to competing hospital systems, according to a Wall Street Journal investigation.
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Li had told a group of doctors on Chinese social media about seven cases he saw and posted a picture of a test result in an effort to help other doctors.
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Twelve percent of respondents said they were told by doctors or nurses their health problems were their own fault, and another 12 percent reported experiencing verbal abuse from doctors or nurses.
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We have board-certified counselors who help with giving people the results, the interpretation of the information, as well as educating doctors oftentimes, because most doctors ... They don't know genetic tests.
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The health insurance company aims to appeal to tech-savvy users with an easy-to-navigate website, free televisits with doctors, and greater transparency about how much doctors charge for services.
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Half of the interviewees brought up issues with talking to their doctors about black salve, including fear of being judged and the doctors not wanting to answer questions about the product.
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READ MORE: Aleppo doctors targeted while saving lives Emergency surgery Doha and her siblings were taken to hospital, where doctors were able to operate on her abdominal wounds and stabilize her.
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The British National Heath Service Singers, who are either doctors or nurses, perform a protest song in support of junior doctors outside Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children in London.
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There are some other provisions in this bill, however, that are a bit different — and generally, more favorable to doctors (no surprise, given that this is the proposal coming from doctors).
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This month, two Michigan doctors and the wife of one of the doctors were charged with performing a banned female genital mutilation procedure on the two little girls, both from Minnesota.
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His parents cite those movements as evidence that he is not as profoundly brain damaged as the doctors contend; the doctors say those are involuntary responses that do not demonstrate consciousness.
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Drugmakers often retain doctors to speak at events with other clinicians about the benefits of their drugs, and defense lawyers argue the events were legal compensation for the doctors' educational work.
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French doctors from Doctors Without Borders, or Medicins Sans Frontieres, visit four times a week, and the majority of the cases they treat are linked to the weather and living conditions.
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First, he explained that his software relies on doctors' diagnoses, and Florida failed to account for the fact that doctors frequently don't document a child's full diagnosis in the medical record.
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Doctors do a lot more than diagnosis: artificial intelligence will be a tool that will allow doctors and health care professionals to become more accessible and affordable for everyone on earth.
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One common explanation from doctors—and people in forums who say they are doctors—is that we may be exposing ourselves to specific irritants at around the same time every day.
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So read the Aleppo doctors' letter and reflect on their heroism and dedication or send a link to the letter to your friends or discuss the doctors over the dinner table.
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The report says Abienwi's wife was notified he had died 30 minutes after the doctors declared him dead, and that the doctors "discontinued [his] ventilator support" two hours after contacting her.
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"Once doctors asked about pain, they were obligated to treat it, and Purdue labored tirelessly to make sure that doctors knew its opioids were an allegedly appropriate option," the lawsuit states.
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Patient advocates are springing up to handle everything from finding doctors for hard-to-diagnose diseases to negotiating medical payments with hospitals and doctors and pressing insurance companies to cover claims.
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"Ours is the only world-class clinic in Afghanistan; all doctors here studied abroad," one of the female doctors tells me, adding that they've had several popular Afghan celebrities as clients.
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Hundreds of doctors and thousands of medical students protested on Friday after the government refused to close the island's only private medical college, despite months of agitation by doctors and undergraduates.
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In an interview published on Friday by Correio Braziliense newspaper, Bolsonaro criticized the Mais Medicos (More Doctors) program under which 11,420 Cuban doctors work in poor or remote parts of Brazil.
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"One of the doctors came to me and said to me, 'You must be very special, because I have more than 40 doctors and clinicians discussing your medication,'" Mr. Castillejo recalled.
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"Many doctors, I've read many, many doctors, can't believe the great job that I've done," Trump said, without offering specifics, even as health professionals have publicly warned of severe equipment shortages.
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Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association spokesman Tapiwa Zvakada said doctors will not resume work until the government provides the proper gear they need for their protection while treating patients during the outbreak.
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But doctors, hospitals and insurance companies have disagreed about exactly what should happen when patients are treated by doctors and other medical professionals who do not have agreements with insurance companies.
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But given the abysmally low supply of black doctors and the pressure throughout the economy to diversify the labor market, he thought black doctors may garner higher incomes as a result.
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After checking with doctors, he underwent the angioplasty, and on Friday he learned from the doctors that he would be able to report to the Yankees in February for spring training.
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Now, the Trump administration is siding with doctors — making a series of regulatory changes that slow or shrink some of these initiatives and let many doctors delay adopting the new system.
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Dr. Mohanad Mohammed Hamid, a 28-year-old physician who oversaw teams of doctors treating wounded protesters, said that the government often forced doctors or family members to sign false documentation.
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Some doctors use an alternative approach called motivational interviewing, which trains doctors to discuss the changes that might help people be healthier, while emphasizing respect for the patient's volition and autonomy.
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Doctors with foreign medical licenses must go through the U.S. medical school system, which itself limits the number of residencies available and thus reduces the number of doctors entering the profession.
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This was the beginning of Stalin's "anti-cosmopolitan" campaign, which soon escalated into the "Doctors' Plot," a paranoid fantasy about a conspiracy by Jewish doctors to poison Stalin and other leaders.
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The new agreement moves slightly toward the doctors' position by allowing high-cost bills — those that cost more than $750 — to go to arbitration, but doctors and hospitals are not satisfied.
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The Harvard researchers said it's not clear whether the payments encourage doctors to prescribe a company's drug or whether pharmaceutical companies seek out and reward doctors who are already high prescribers.
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Or they may decide to pay more for access to more doctors, even though the only doctors they actually see are available in narrower networks offered by much more affordable plans.
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He led the push to fix widely recognized flaws in Medicare's formula for paying doctors and supported changes in malpractice laws that could make it easier for doctors to defend themselves.
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And although the company maintained a ledger of doctors it suspected of inappropriate opioid prescriptions and other forms of abuse, dubbed "Region Zero," it continued to collect money from those doctors.
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Doctors in Italy are already having to make agonizing decisions about who to treat and who to send home; American doctors warn that we could soon face the same problems here.
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Raul RuizRaul RuizPrivate equity-funded doctors coalition spends million lobbying on 'surprise' medical billing CBO: Fix backed by doctors for surprise medical bills would cost billions Democrat Raul Ruiz challenged by Republican with the same name in California race MORE (D-Calif.) and Phil RoeDavid (Phil) Phillip RoePrivate equity-funded doctors coalition spends million lobbying on 'surprise' medical billing Overnight Health Care — Presented by Better Medicare Alliance — Mystery vaping deaths in House spotlight | CBO says fix backed by doctors for surprise medical bills would cost billions | VA pressured to ease rules on medical marijuana CBO: Fix backed by doctors for surprise medical bills would cost billions MORE (R-Tenn.), both doctors, that would have an outside arbiter help set the payment rate.
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He says doctors gave him fluids ... now he's fine.
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Our money's on other authorities -- like doctors and scientists.
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So doctors, dentists, pilots — there aren't many others actually.
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Style ____ Insys Therapeutics paid millions of dollars to doctors.
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And patients shouldn't be expected to — they aren't doctors.
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Hence, we must ask ourselves – where are the doctors?
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" Lorca had a cagey answer — "I don't trust doctors.
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Jeff Sessions declares war on doctors who commit "opioid fraud" Jeff Sessions declares war on doctors who commit "opioid fraud" Jeff Sessions opened a new front in the war on drugs Wednesday by announcing the creation of a special Department of Justice unit intended to target doctors and pharmacists who illegally dispense opioid painkillers.
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The government has previously said doctors should present their grievances while at work and has relied on military doctors to help at state hospitals during strikes At United Bulawayo Hospitals in the city of Bulawayo, senior doctors were only tending to emergency cases after closing the outpatient department, according to a notice to staff.
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Purdue examined selling overdose antidotes, including Narcan, as "complementary" products to the same doctors to whom it sold its opioids, the lawsuit claims, and although the company maintained a ledger of doctors it suspected of inappropriate opioid prescriptions and other forms of abuse, dubbed "Region Zero," it continued to collect revenue from those doctors.
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It's not the first time researchers have found a difference between patients seeing male and female doctors: In 2016, Harvard researchers found that, among more than 1.5 million hospitalized Medicare patients, those cared for by female doctors were less likely to die or be readmitted to the hospital than those who had male doctors.
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Perhaps instead of correlating improved health outcomes with the life-years that the youngest doctors lack, we should focus on determining which educational/professional experiences closely correspond with novice doctors' patient-care successes and focus on making those accessible to and even required of doctors of every age, at every stage of their careers.
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Junior doctors have not yet qualified to become consultants or family doctors, but may have graduated more than 000 years ago and are generally between the ages of about 229 and 210.
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Junior doctors have not yet qualified to become consultants or family doctors, but may have graduated more than 103 years ago and are generally between the ages of about 25 and 40.
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Unfortunately, studies show that discrimination against doctors due to race or sex is way more common than we realize — about 60% of doctors in training report being mistreated, harassed, or discriminated against.
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"We try our best to control as much of the environment as we can, so the doctors can be doctors," says Jim Marcin, director of the pediatric telemedicine program at UC Davis.
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Hospitals and doctors are not pleased with the surprise medical billing provision, which would protect patients when they receive emergency care at hospitals or by doctors who aren't in their insurance networks.
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A Harvard study found something that might make you think twice the next time you go to the doctor: Female doctors get better results when dealing with elderly patients than male doctors.
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Rather than rely on women to act as test dummies for inexperienced doctors, though, it might be better to just stock our emergency rooms and health care centers with more women doctors.
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She said that while doctors could easily prescribe drugs that people get addicted to, the system makes it very difficult for doctors to prescribe the drugs that help people recover from addiction.
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The American Society of Nephrology said its member doctors worry the threat of an 11 percent penalty would "cloud" the conversation between kidney doctors and their patients about the best treatment choice.
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But only about 210 percent of the nation's doctors are authorized to prescribe the drug, and only about one-fifth of those waivered doctors write around 9503 percent of all buprenorphine prescriptions.
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Studies show that doctors are more reluctant to prescribe painkillers to minorities, because doctors mistakenly believe that minority patients feel less pain or are more likely to misuse and sell the drugs.
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Ly and colleagues looked at Census Bureau data between 2000-213 to understand occupation, income, hours worked outside the home and graduate education status for 30,900 male doctors and 17,600 female doctors.
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For that and other medical reasons (she'd previously had brain surgery and was advised by her doctors that the pushing part of going into labor would be dangerous), her doctors suggested termination.
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Some doctors, as well as members of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, said in 2016 that Chinese government denials the practice has continued cannot be verified, according to the New York Times.
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Australian doctors are required to inform patients of fees above the health plan coverage, a requirement the Australian Medical Association not only endorses but supports with tools to help doctors discuss fees.
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This will now have to be agreed by 37,000 doctors who are members of the doctors' union, the British Medical Association (BMA), but industrial action has been called off in the meantime.
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At medical conferences, women introduce male doctors as "Doctor" 95% of the time; but men introduce female doctors as "Doctor" only 49% of the time, which unfairly downplays the women's equal credentials.
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The BMA and doctors have criticized the contract, which changes the way they are paid for anti-social hours, saying it does not provide proper safeguards against doctors working dangerously long hours.
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The goal is to help doctors learn how to treat obesity and serve as a resource for patients seeking doctors who can look past their weight when they have a medical problem.
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But Mxolisi Ngwenya, spokesman for the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA), which represents more than 1,000 members, said doctors would not end the job boycott until Mnangagwa's government agreed to their demands.
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The very same state governments make Medicaid benefit payments directly to doctors (as does every health insurance company), yet these states do not construes themselves to be the doctors' employer of record.
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General director of Doctors Without Borders, Christopher Stokes, second left, speaks with Guilhem Molinie, MSF's representative in Afghanistan, second right, at the gate of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan.
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The doctors discussed the question, she said, reading the current A.A.P. policy, which seemed to them to discourage doctors from discharging these patients, and then decided to make a new practice rule.
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But states do not have to pay doctors the full amount of such costs, and in some cases they pay nothing, leaving doctors with hundreds or thousands of dollars in unreimbursed expenses.
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Some of the online doctors misdiagnosed conditions like syphilis, others prescribed unnecessary meds, and two of the sites used doctors who aren't licensed to practice in the state the patient was located.
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But patient confidentiality is taken very seriously in Germany, given the involvement of doctors in the crimes of the Nazi era; doctors can be punished for breaching patient privacy, with certain exceptions.
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She took him to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where, after about a month of testing, doctors diagnosed Tony with the CJD — which doctors have called the human form of mad cow disease.
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Then the other hours of my days and weekends were completely supervised by my team of doctors (yes, I literally had a team of doctors, and, yes, I feel ridiculous about that).
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Dr. Lee criticized teaching hospitals for favoring research at the expense of patients' care, and he urged that doctors' assistants and nurses be trained to perform some tasks being done by doctors.
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Though patients seem to follow the advice of their doctors on where to go, their doctors don't have all the information on hand to make the best decisions for the patient either.
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So while they may make the keeping of medication lists easier, they cannot reduce the number of medication errors caused by poor communication between patients and their doctors, or among doctors themselves.
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I am very proud of how Arab doctors and medical staff in Israel, including myself, have attended thousands of patients without distinguishing between Arabs or Jews (as Jewish doctors are also doing).
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Recently we've seen studies that suggest that patients treated by foreign doctors are less likely to die; female doctors, too, are less likely than their male counterparts to see their patients die.
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In their strike, doctors and nurses demanded that the local authorities fulfill a decree signed by Mr. Putin that doctors be paid twice the average salary of the region where they work.
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One rule would require that doctors perform two separate pelvic exams on surgical abortion patients, despite protests from doctors that such a requirement is medically unnecessary and could be traumatic for patients.
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The midwife center is run by the Afghan Ministry of Public Health, and it trains midwives for remote districts, where doctors are rare and most women will not go to male doctors.
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The HigherLife Foundation Medical Doctors Fellowship will give monthly allowances to doctors working in the nation's public hospitals for the next six months, the foundation said in a statement released to CNN.
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However, a subsequent visit to Alfie and consultation with his doctors led the Roman doctors to conclude that the child's condition is irreversible and untreatable, according to a statement from Alder Hey.
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On average, doctors whose opioid prescription volume ranked among the top 5% nationally received twice as much money from the opioid manufacturers, compared with doctors whose prescription volume was in the median.
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The Labour Court's judgment late on Friday says that members of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA), which represents junior and middle level doctors in public hospitals, should cease their strike forthwith.
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But Chieng is at his most incisive when he's blowing up stereotypes: Why do Asian-American immigrants want their first-generation children to become doctors, but then neglect to see doctors themselves?
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Then the larger world of doctors and nurses weighed in on the beliefs and record of Mr. Price, a suburban Atlanta Republican — and the split among caregivers, especially doctors, quickly grew sharp.
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"If doctors are having to work long hours to cover maternity leave, that is not a problem with the capability of female doctors, it is a problem with the system," she said.
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Cuba exports doctors to other countries, and this has become an important source of hard currency (the doctors earn a premium while abroad, but much of the surplus goes to the government).
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Dr. M recalls how Syrian President Bashar al-Assad systematically targeted doctors and hospitals found treating the opposition, to the point some doctors would go against their Hippocratic oath out of fear.
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Soaring costs and a shortage of doctors (the U.S. alone is projected to have a shortage of nearly 90,000 doctors by 2025) leaves hospitals with the task of doing more with less.
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Baidu Doctor offers patients information about doctors, including their credentials, to prevent them from seeing unlicensed doctors taking advantage of the high demand (quacks can still advertise, including on Baidu's search engine).
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Programs in the draft bill include expanding a Medicare pilot program that sends doctors and nurses to care for people at their homes, increase flexibility for groups of doctors who are paid based on coordinated care for patients called "Accountable Care Organizations," and increasing the use of telehealth, where technology allows doctors to consult with patients far away.
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Still, the money is not quite as much as the doctors would net by working in a regular ER.Stein didn't specify exactly how much Sollis doctors make, but urgent care physicians tend to pocket an average of around $230,000 a year, while ER doctors are paid upwards of $350,000, according to 2018 estimates from physician-recruiting firm Merritt Hawkins.
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And we might have 10 times more doctors because the cost of medical care will go down, poor people can access it, and then you can still have real super experts that you pay a lot of money for, but most healthcare, so more doctors could be employed, but not the same kind of doctors today.
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Although the government spent $20 billion to get doctors and hospitals to switch to electronic record-keeping, his family had to take information by hand from the trial to another set of doctors.
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The health ministry said late on Monday it had agreed a timeline with doctors to respond to their demands, announcing the agreement in a statement signed by the heads of two doctors' associations.
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The same data tools can boost quality of care by letting Oscar and doctors coordinate treatment, either within a single complex patient case or spreading the best methods quickly across networks of doctors.
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DocTalk – WhatsApp for Indian doctors and patients In India, it is impossible for patients to get a quick response to their questions, as doctors there don't want to answer them without getting paid.
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For example, a productivity tool for doctors might initially streamline data entry into electronic health record systems, but over time could automate data entry by learning from what doctors enter in the system.
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"What pains us most, as doctors, is choosing who will live and who will die," said the letter, which was first released with the signatures of 29 doctors, and later revised to 15.
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They said doctors should only recommend e-cigarettes when an FDA-approved treatment fails, and that if doctors do suggest e-cigarettes, they should manage their use like they would with other products.
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Fewer doctors and nurses in outbreak regions Beyond weak health systems, countries where outbreaks are more likely to occur -- namely, more developing settings -- also have fewer doctors and nurses to treat the population.
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Our staff at DDF regularly hear patients and their families say that they have never heard of SUDEP from their doctors; even worse, some doctors persist in saying that seizures cannot be fatal.
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Not all experts agree that there is an overall shortage of doctors, but many agree that there are regional shortages -- in rural America, for example -- and a shortage of certain types of doctors.
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"This proposal encourages discussion between patients and doctors about the patient's end of life wishes and allows doctors who wish to provide this very compassionate care the ability to do so," Selsberg said.
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Doctors and activists in Syria have circulated pictures showing men, women, and children with foam coming out of their mouths and noses, which doctors said meant they were exposed to a nerve agent.
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The marketing of OxyContin relied on an empirical circularity: the company convinced doctors of the drug's safety with literature that had been produced by doctors who were paid, or funded, by the company.
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" Sessions emphasized the move against the two Ohio doctors is a new step, calling it the "first ever civil injunctions under the Controlled Substances Act against doctors who evidence indicates prescribed opioids illegally.
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Such laws, which a growing number of states have adopted, are intended to help doctors identify patients who seek prescriptions from multiple physicians and to help doctors avoid prescribing dangerous combinations of drugs.
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They include forcing hospitals to post their prices online, and pushing them to transfer patients' discharge records to their doctors electronically, even if the doctors are not part of the same health system.
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American doctors ordered chemotherapy more often than the Canadian doctors did, but that may have been because the US patients were a little younger as a group than the Canadian patients, Yezefski said.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's government is pushing ahead with a plan to hire 100 Cuban doctors despite opposition from a doctors' union that says the money could be used to employ local physicians instead.
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The 1,625 adult participants answered questions about their use of antibiotics, whether their doctors gave them information about antibiotics in general and about resistance in particular, and whether they trusted their doctors' knowledge.
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Dan Brown, a co-director of Educators Rising, said complex portrayals of doctors, for example, came long after an overhaul of standards for training and medical residencies helped cement doctors as respected experts.
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Many health plans offered in the public marketplaces provide a limited choice of doctors and hospitals, and some insurers narrowed their networks this year by excluding some doctors and dropping popular teaching hospitals.
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Eliciting, distilling and communicating an account of what's happened in a person's life are skills that are vital for all doctors, but especially for doctors in training still learning to care for patients.
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"In a war, more senior doctors will tend to leave and only junior doctors [will] stay to help out because they haven't got any families," he told Motherboard over the phone from London.
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He is also part of a group called Doctors Under Fire, in which he is working to collect evidence about attacks on hospitals and doctors, some of which can happen through government strikes.
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Cancel vacations of health workers, bring back retired doctors and nurses, and repurpose cardiologists and pediatricians to deal with a torrent of coronavirus patients — in expectation of record numbers of doctors out sick.
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Federal regulators, doctors and others were swayed by pharmaceutical companies that argued for greater use of opioids; there was increasing awareness that doctors had become too unresponsive to patients who were in pain.
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Many of the breakthroughs in American medicine have come from doctors and researchers working at least partly for the V.A. The V.A. trains 70 percent of doctors at some point in their education.
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The medical profession would effectively be pointing the finger of suspicion at one in every twenty innocent doctors—thousands of clinicians in the U.K. Doctors would be penalized for treating higher-risk patients.
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But abortion doctors argue that laws requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at hospitals don't actually benefit patient health and safety at all and are merely an attempt to shut abortion clinics down.
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The Brazilian government, which struck the deal with Cuba in 2013 to provide doctors in underserved parts of the country, is appealing the cases that doctors have won and thinks it will prevail.
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Doctors and nurses in Hong Kong have drawn lots to determine when they would work in coronavirus isolation wards for six-week shifts, said Arisina Ma, the president of the Public Doctors' Association.
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As doctors in Congress, we recognize the importance of ensuring that all members of society have access to bleeding control training – whether that's individuals, school teachers, scout troops, offices, or even doctors themselves.
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Many supplements have been called a waste of money by nutritionists and doctors alikeThis isn&apost the first time that doctors have found supplements ineffective in solving the problems they claim to help.
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The problem arises when insurance companies and emergency-room doctors fail to reach an agreement on what the doctors should be paid, even when the insurer has reached a deal with the hospital.
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Peter Magombeyi, president of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) and one organizer of an ongoing strike to demand higher wages for state doctors because of soaring living costs, disappeared on Saturday night.
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According to the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA), the last wage offer by the government would see the doctors earning a total package, including allowances, of Z$3,900 (about US$240) per month.
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According to the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA), the last wage offer by the government would see the doctors earning a total package, including allowances, of Z$3,900 (about US$240) per month.
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As doctors weaned her off the meds, they created a new cocktail, but it's all trial and error, and there were errors that made Britney unstable and ultimately unwilling to cooperate with doctors.
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In November 2015, two pain doctors from the University of Washington wrote a controversial article in the New England Journal of Medicine arguing that doctors need to think less about pain levels entirely.
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Doctors told her to stuff her bra cup with stockings.
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The Pean family, filled with doctors, knew where to complain.
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He adds that doctors themselves are getting addicted to opioids.
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Even private doctors, myself [included], are not familiar with H1N1.
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Doctors, consequently, are not waiting for results to make decisions.
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Some states have limited how many opioids doctors can prescribe.
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Of course, doctors want to help, and patients want something.
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Doctors gave him just a 30 percent chance to live.
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The OptumCare business already employs or works with 38,000 doctors.
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TC: When you say healthcare professional, that's doctors and nurses.
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So, what did Gypsy — and doctors — think she suffered from?
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" "People have to be able to get to their doctors.
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Initially, doctors attributed some of the infants' death to SIDS.
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Doctors at an Ontario hospital managed to save his life.
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I personally visited hundreds of doctors' offices across the city.
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Doctors said he sustained severe head injuries and broken bones.
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So we have four doctors who fly in on rotation.
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The doctors asked her to open a clinic in Fargo.
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Doctors at the Brisbane hospital had refused to release Asha.
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But that doesn't mean we shouldn't use sunscreen, doctors say.
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There, doctors determined that she had no signs of Lyme.
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Marketing includes advertising and communication, such as training with doctors.
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And yet, most doctors don't focus that much on age.
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It's bad because doctors are unwilling to accommodate transgender patients.
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Doctors diagnosed her with viral tonsillitis and sent her home.
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I remember the doctors coming in and they were sobbing.
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Doctors discharged Maleah without performing a CT scan, Bowens said.
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In the U.S., meetings with doctors average about 259 minutes.
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That needs to change, suggests Koppel, because doctors are human.
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Doctors continued to tweak the protocol as time went on.
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Seconds later, the doctors are wheeling Becky into harvesting surgery.
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According to KMOV, doctors expect Anderson's brain to fully recover.
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You can make a donation right now to Safari Doctors.
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Doctors and drug companies are pursuing new approaches to treatment.
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Doctors with Jackson Hospital removed the cyst on May 26.
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And some strains, doctors have speculated, are even totally untreatable.
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How often do women ask doctors about this particular symptom?
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The doctors enter the situation at various levels of unease.
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Johnson's doctors said he is unlikely to live past 2020.
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Of those 100 doctors, 64 published research the next year.
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Trump isn't just skeptical of doctors — he downright scorns them.
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Doctors discovered there was also a tear in Jason's artery.
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After she seemed like she'd recovered, doctors sent her home.
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Currently average pay for doctors is around $400 per month.
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Under the agreement, doctors would make around $1,000 per month.
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There's no guarantee they will cover certain doctors or prescriptions.
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Doctors in public hospitals have been on strike since Dec.
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The doctors decided they had to deliver Saybie right away.
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Reportedly, there are 15,000 Cuban doctors working in 66 countries.
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Last year, Purdue halted efforts to market OxyContin to doctors.
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Lola Fae: [Be] honest and blunt when speaking with doctors.
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Other former doctors testified that they prescribed him antipsychotic medication.
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The artery tore, and her doctors added three more stents.
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Doctors reportedly gave him a 3 percent chance for survival.
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"The doctors had to cut all my fingers," Mohammed says.
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She's long advised patients and doctors about using weed therapeutically.
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Immediately, doctors asked her if she had had an abortion.
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At 25 weeks, doctors performed surgery on Roman in utero.
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Often times she couldn't find doctors to fill those favors.
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NW: Doctors are in the position of power, of authority.
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There, doctors told them that D.A. was 22 weeks pregnant.
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Local doctors say some have starved to death in Madaya.
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When doctors speak those words, they're correct for most babies.
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Rising drug prices have many patients and doctors very concerned.
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He reported to the ER, along with five other doctors.
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Doctors were able to replace 100% of Katie's facial tissue.
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Doctors and health authorities are very concerned about side effects.
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It recruits doctors locally, in each market where it operates.
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He recovered just enough that doctors believed he might live.
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They were doctors, business people, seamstresses, cooks, security guards, engineers.
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However, doctors may remove ovarian cysts if they cause problems.
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Doctors shouldn't have preconceived notions about their patients, Sharps said.
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The doctors performed surgery on me and saved my life.
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Of course, doctors should be paid well for their work.
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His doctors blame football, and he is pushing for change.
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That's the boy they were counting on doctors to restore.
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Doctors warn Americans not to become reliant on it, though.
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Believe me, those doctors are going to be so wrong.
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Doctors say she'll need a stem cell donation to survive.
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There is also a shortage of abortion doctors, she said.
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New technology may help doctors use more marginal organs too.
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"We have the best doctors in the country," she says.
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There's coaches and doctors that really have the final say.
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But Denver doctors haven't forgotten how to treat trauma patients.
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Dr. Abigail Zuger on the everyday ethical issues doctors face.
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Doctors originally thought Miller was suffering from a spinal infection.
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Or might the doctors be discussing custody of their son?
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Doctors confirmed that the treatment didn't harm her 4 lb.
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But fundamentally, doctors still need a way to treat pain.
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Male nurses often encounter patients who assume they are doctors.
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He'd tell doctors that his scars were from a fight.
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Finally, they trained doctors and nurses how to use them.
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At times, Dr. Gunter says, doctors may prescribe nerve medication.
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So why are doctors prescribing so much, in such combinations?
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Doctors are recommending Emily be evaluated again at age four.
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" These days, the musician says "Doctors are the new pushers.
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Doctors at Jackson Hospital were able to successfully remove it.
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It has involved six doctors, five of whom advised surgery.
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It's not true, he added, but many doctors believe it.
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"The doctors were in agreement throughout the process," Cashman said.
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The invitation to the American and German doctors showed that.
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It's a highly sticky business, inside hospitals and doctors' offices.
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The doctors we talked to are divided on the topic.
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Doctors told her there was no hope for his survival.
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Hunt blamed the "difficult" junior doctors committee for the standoff.
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Primary doctors and specialists were also hard to come by.
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Lee was grateful she found doctors who took her seriously.
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Emergency doctors said the accident happened at around 7 p.m.
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This is known by doctors as cervical artery dissection (CD).
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Usually, it's the doctors who are often out of network.
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Doctors said he took a turn for the worse Tuesday.
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Doctors sounded the alarm when lead was detected in children.
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Male doctors frequently discount the symptoms detailed by female patients.
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Don't the Grey's doctors understand the concept of jinxing something?
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They visited the same doctors and hospitals they always had.
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Doctors stopped gaslighting me and started being incredibly, brutally honest.
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This is what was outlined by his doctors and team.
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What kind of doctors do patients want us to be?
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It was deadly because doctors didn't know what caused it.
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The doctors who worked with Gilda were mostly wonderful people.
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The screens in doctors' offices also run content beyond advertising.
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A team of 22 doctors delivered Zakary via Caesarean section.
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Doctors are working to determine if so and how often.
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"To all these doctors, I was an anomaly," he said.
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Beyond all the doctors' expectations he made it, he persevered.
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But despite doctors' efforts, Mr Adamowicz died the following afternoon.
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Defying doctors' orders, Angel checked himself out of the hospital.
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If so, I can find you the nearest doctors office.
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"The doctors told me my uterus was beautiful," she quips.
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Doctors gave Jackson just a 50 percent chance of survival.
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Naturally, doctors assumed that teaching women BSE would save lives.
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A family statement added thanks to doctors and the community.
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It also allows doctors to find cheaper alternatives when available.
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Doctors later determined the girl had sustained a fractured skull.
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The doctors were like, 'You have got to go home.
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Doctors have ousted priests as the anointed experts in mortality.
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And the doctors who most often fell into this category?
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And doctors don't want to get a bad score, right?
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By that I mean, there aren't enough addiction treatment doctors.
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Masculine names are connected with professions like lawyers or doctors.
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The service is free If hospitals or doctors send MyHealth.
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Doctors are working to save the rest of the leg.
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Doctors also have to remove metal fragments from his eyes.
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Doctors confirmed that some had been shot with live ammunition.
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They could create their own networks of doctors and hospitals.
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But diagnosing pain can be a daunting task for doctors.
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At least, that's what the doctors in the hospital think.
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But the doctors don't have enough morphine to give her.
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Now, doctors say she could pass away at any moment.
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Others wanted their sons to become religious leaders or doctors.
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"[Doctors] told me to avoid sugar and caffeine," she said.
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This is usually granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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Some doctors say they offer the surgery based on demand.
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N.H. Apparently, they like to fly (doctors), and it shows.
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HelloMD is an online platform connecting doctors and cannabis patients.
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General practitioners (GPs), or family doctors, are one such part.
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Doctors who are rewarded for prescribing medicines will overdo it.
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Doctors can currently be imprisoned if they perform the procedure.
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About 35 percent said doctors participated considerably in treatment decisions.
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While some doctors moan, patients are voting with their smartphones.
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Doctors told the couple a genetic defect was the cause.
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Doctors discharged him after three days, when the KPK pounced.
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In the hospital, the doctors test her blood for hallucinogens.
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Once he improved, the doctors next discovered he had lymphoma.
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"The doctors say she defied all the odds," Bowes explains.
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What works is to pressure doctors to make better decisions.
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It was only after doctors intervened that the police relented.
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ET) on NBC; The Doctors airs weekdays (check local listings).
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But using the power morcellator, doctors could remove fibroids laparoscopically.
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KR: I think it has to come from the doctors.
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You trust your doctors, your dentists, thinking they know best.
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The sytem could also be used to help train doctors.
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Usually this is granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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Still, U.S. doctors hand out over 650,000 opioid prescriptions daily.
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Trump told doctors and other staff at the Nashville hospital.
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As doctors would confirm, he was addicted to his electronics.
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But the Stanford doctors, apparently, did not see it coming.
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We are doctors, therapists, and peer group counselors as well.
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On Thursday, doctors detected Naegleria fowleri in Stabile's cerebrospinal fluid.
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Doctors also took a detailed family history of these patients.
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"The doctors, nurses and staff have been incredible," they said.
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It's a huge contributor to job dissatisfaction for female doctors.
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Major pillars of industry (hospitals, doctors, nurses) are in opposition.
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To "prove" allergies, though, most doctors rely on prick tests.
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What if male doctors refused to meet with female patients?
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To protect yourself against the measles, doctors recommend getting vaccinated.
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This allowed hospitals to hire more nurses, doctors, and technicians.
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Doctors told her the girl would need a surgery later.
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"The oversight authorities don't weed those doctors out," she said.
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Photos also helped doctors rule out hives in 9 cases.
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Doctors and lawyers have knowledge and get paid for it.
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The doctors became whistleblowers, speaking out with a dire warning.
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So far, the doctors say they haven't faced professional pushback.
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Doctors and nurses are overwhelmed and running out of supplies.
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Hospitals, doctors and most health insurance companies hate the bill.
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The doctors removed the larval worm with a special net.
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All this excess can't be blamed just on us doctors.
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The American Medical Association, which represents doctors, voiced similar objections.
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Doctors are seeing record numbers of children with severe malnutrition.
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His doctors in Albuquerque told him he had a cold.
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"Most of the (Iraqi) doctors have never seen it (malnutrition)".
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The group also has a confidential consultation program for doctors.
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Some, such as ZocDoc, let users book consultations with doctors.
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But doctors and reproductive rights advocates have praised the legislation.
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At first, doctors thought he might have a prostate infection.
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Since then, another one of her doctors has been suspended.
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The doctors tried a number of antidepressants, with limited success.
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Once there, doctors feared the baby could have brain damage.
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After further examination, doctors learned the heart wasn't a match.
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Can AI improve medicine by helping doctors make better diagnoses?
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He was cleared by doctors and then taken to jail.
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Gizmodo: How were the settings these doctors worked in different?
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The doctors had to be in on the body snatching.
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Doctors said she had fewer than six months to live.
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These were the astronomers, navigators, and doctors of the time.
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The doctors I asked to weigh in are very divided.
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And several doctors suggested she may have generalized anxiety disorder.
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I'd tried many treatments and seen so many different doctors.
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Doctors can keep people alive in ways once thought impossible.
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Last year, in June, doctors found spots on her lungs.
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After 20 minutes, Xiong was pronounced dead by the doctors.
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Doctors across specialties and across the nation were speaking up.
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Doctors clip at least two electrodes on the inserted needles.
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On average, Americans visit 18 different doctors in their lifetime.
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They told their parents, their coaches, university officials, other doctors.
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The doctors asked if the parents wanted an autopsy performed.
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Doctors did not comment on the reasons for the suicides.
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This leaves doctors vulnerable to malpractice and other criminal charges.
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Recipients have included Doctors Without Borders and the late Sen.
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It's just eating right and exercising more, doctors reported Wednesday.
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He started to see doctors after finding Britton's support group.
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Every month I feel like I've let the doctors down.
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"Why didn't you bring him in sooner?" the doctors asked.
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Charlie will die from his illness, his doctors have said.
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The plan's provider network does not include doctors she prefers.
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KS: I have a lot of doctors in my family.
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Niki Lauda's doctors will hold a news conference on Thursday.
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Doctors said he needed a double lung transplant to survive.
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His doctors now wish to take him off life support.
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Doctors said they had lost an average of 9 lbs.
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Doctors receive higher reimbursements for using more expensive drugs, too.
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Doctors are divided, however, on what exactly those downsides are.
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Doctors told her it was much larger than they expected.
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Doctors sedated him, hoping he'd recover, but he never did.
|
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Johnson and a team of doctors performed three complex procedures.
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Doctors discovered a cancerous tumor the size of a baseball.
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Additionally, many cisgender doctors aren't used to seeing trans patients.
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Qualified medical doctors decide whether those criteria have been met.
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But am in good hands w/ the very best doctors.
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The doctors said it was consistent with a major stroke.
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While there, doctors also contemplated a possible liver transplant surgery.
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Some even shared stories involving doctors and other health professionals.
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Purdue Pharma will stop marketing opioids to doctors, Bloomberg reports.
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And doctors may advise traders to light up their joints,
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Five doctors in five days tell me there's nothing wrong.
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Visits to doctors then cost just 30 cents or so.
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It's a crisis caused by having too many female doctors . . .
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After two MRIs, doctors elected to perform emergency brain surgery.
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Among doctors, 32 percent said they were uncomfortable prescribing it.
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Doctors and nurses are their most trusted source of information.
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Again, Holly's doctors try their best to respect her wishes.
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Doctors could face 99 years in prison for providing abortions.
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Doctors, physiotherapists, masseuse, kit man, physiologist, they are all gone.
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Chicago, UNOS' liver committee voted unanimously against the proposal. Doctors
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Currently, it has 400 Bay Area doctors in its network.
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In India, likewise, many doctors incorporate yoga, and Ayurveda medicine.
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The doctors for all three residents denied ever prescribing Nuedexta.
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Future basket trials could help doctors tease out the distinctions.
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They include doctors, teachers and other professionals much needed here.
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There was no licensing of doctors, so quacks were common.
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These same apps allow their doctors to monitor their conditions.
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On Monday, doctors called for mass protests during the celebrations.
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This health tech company is akin to OpenTable for doctors.
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Doctors and surgeons top the ranking in almost every state.
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Doctors make a lot of money across the United States.
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Many doctors dream of taking a similar approach to cancer.
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And when their doctors didn't listen, they found another doctor.
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Doctors, therapists, hairdressers and personal trainers fall into that category.
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He is expected to visit with team doctors on Tuesday.
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Doctors still don't know why, but my liver started failing.
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The doctors didn't figure that out until after the fact.
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While details are being kept under wraps, doctors are optimistic.
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Doctors say he has injuries consistent with caustic chemical consumption.
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I've been to a lot of different doctors about it.
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Doctors still generally advise that people don't swallow their gum.
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