I still ran to my family doctor after several hours.
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They didn't know what my family doctor knew about me.
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"I'm like the family doctor," he said at the stable.
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He was the family doctor for her and her three children.
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His family doctor prescribed an antidepressant and referred him to a psychiatrist.
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To the Editor: I have been a family doctor for 32 years.
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"There [are] places for such children," the family doctor told the Hausslings.
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My dad practiced medicine there for 55 years as a family doctor.
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In America, some poor children have no regular relationship with a family doctor.
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The current waiting list to get a family doctor has over 10,000 people.
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Average wait time to see a family doctor is more than four months.
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Her family doctor told her she didn't have arthritis, and other doctors expressed concern.
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Because of that, my family doctor told me to drink a lot of water.
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Full of anxiety, he went to see his family doctor for a professional diagnosis.
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And they are chronicling the extinction of the independent family doctor across American communities.
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Her family doctor ordered an x-ray and diagnosed a herniated disk in her back.
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Fixes Surah Grumet used to be a family doctor at a clinic in the Bronx.
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When I got home from tour, I made an appointment to see my family doctor.
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As a family doctor, I know that patients depend on low-cost options for medications.
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In Opinion, a family doctor sums up how to be healthy in just 48 words.
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As a family doctor, Frank Meza would give people free care and make house calls.
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"That's why it's good to have a family doctor that cares about you," Jackson says.
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Perez, a family doctor, also serves as the medical director of Hospice Care of South Carolina.
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"It makes no sense," says Molly Rutherford, a family doctor and addiction specialist in Crestwood, Kentucky.
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But my family doctor had died many years before and I hadn't received my medical records.
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While Gunter's remark is subtly savage, it's a little worrisome that Duane is a family doctor.
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His family doctor vowed that one of his heels (he can't remember which) had bone spurs.
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"It used to be that you had the family doctor, the notary, the jeweler," she said.
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A trip to her family doctor confirmed the horrible truth — there was still some bug in there.
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In Taungoo, a midsized city in the Burmese plains, she is mostly known as a family doctor.
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"I always wanted to be a biomedical engineer and ended up becoming a family doctor," he says.
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His grade-school principal built the house across the street; his family doctor lived two doors down.
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I would be inclined to talk it through first with a medical professional, ideally your family doctor.
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In 2009, John Brooklyn, a family doctor and addiction specialist in Vermont, realized there was a problem.
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In Laval, only one in five residents is believed to have a family doctor, according to local professionals.
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Other doctors raised concern about the treatments, and her family doctor even told her she didn't have arthritis.
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So Grumet's 50 percent is far less than the 64 percent the average family doctor spends on overhead.
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For the minority whose mental health symptoms don't go away, the family doctor is supposed to step in.
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With help from her father, a family doctor, Nora started to assemble a draft paper in seventh grade.
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Eddleston's daughter, concerned for his health, called their family doctor, a well-respected local man named Harold Shipman.
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I learned this trick from my father, who was a small-town family doctor before he passed away.
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Over the course of a month, Bratus and a coauthor surveyed 500 men who were visiting their family doctor.
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You can then try to contact your pediatrician, or family doctor, who could have your records still on file.
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"Our family doctor first told us to give it some time," said Taylor's mother, Jodi Aschenbrenner, of Hudson, Wis.
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I saw my family doctor about it, and he told me pain was normal when you get your period.
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Mr. Traina doesn't see much future for the conventional family doctor, except for patients who go the concierge route.
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He was the family doctor for her and her three children, and she said she saw him every quarter.
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Since coming to Canada in 1974, I have probably seen my family doctor 50 times (with no co-payment).
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Andre White called Crawford, his family doctor and an attending physician at Emory Crawford Long Hospital, and explained the situation.
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It can be hard to find a family doctor in many parts of Canada, and that's surely part of it.
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My father was a radio DJ and used car salesman before immigrating to Canada and becoming a beloved family doctor.
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And, with the average wait to see a family doctor now around two weeks, some happily pay to avoid delay.
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A family doctor I know carved out a niche in his clinic to focus on middle-aged H.I.V.-infected patients.
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Mr. Brown likened a financial adviser to a family doctor — someone who will be with you over the long haul.
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If you're a fan of your family doctor, CliniCloud will also help you digitise that relationship, Lin told Mashable Australia.
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In Dallas, one of Oscar's key partners is the Baylor Health System, which is the home base of Matheus' family doctor.
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"Hospitals, pharmacies, (family doctor) surgeries and patients should not stockpile medicines at any point during this process," health minister Hammond said.
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Your Ob-Gyn, your family doctor, or the Postpartum Support International hotline (800-994-4773) are all good places to start.
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How to guard against such things got Greg Irving, a family doctor and a researcher at the University of Cambridge, thinking.
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Splittgerber complained to her superiors after being told by her family doctor that there was no legitimate medical purpose for the exam.
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"Is this a teeny-tiny proportion of the population, or is this something the average family doctor better learn about?" he asked.
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" Miraculously, the family doctor answered the phone at 3am, listened to her recital of symptoms and concluded, "It might be your appendix.
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He noticed a bump on his neck in November before going to see his family doctor who sent him for a biopsy.
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Don't go to urgent care or your family doctor; they won't be able to run the necessary tests to evaluate your heart.
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Mr. McCain, 80, of Arizona faced a challenge from his right from Kelli Ward, a family doctor and a former state senator.
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She said she had used meldonium, also known as Mildronate, for medical purposes since 2006 on the recommendation of a family doctor.
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Dr. Vangay, a second-generation Hmong immigrant, partnered with Kathie Culhane-Pera, a family doctor, to involve Hmong and Karen community researchers.
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"It's still problematic that you spend your whole life with a family doctor, getting good advice about what to eat," she says.
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But that said, if you have crabs, it wouldn't be the worst decision to make an appointment with your family doctor anyway. Why?
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"From our point of view, it makes us like sitting ducks for catching coronavirus," said Dr. Sean Morris, a family doctor in London.
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Some practices, said Dr. Sebastian Kalwij, another family doctor, are now rolling out experiments with telephone appointments to reduce the risk of infection.
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Trilobites As the chill of the Scottish autumn set in, a 43-year-old man went to see a family doctor in 2016.
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The hospital staff was prepared to "put me in some sort of box," he says in the film, but his family doctor intervened.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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According to the CBC, Fric was a respected family doctor who also worked as an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Toronto.
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Women in Cape Breton first need an abortion referral, which they'll often get from a family doctor or a walk-in clinic, Penny says.
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I was also cautioned that Lab100 wasn't designed as a replacement for my family doctor, as they wouldn't be diagnosing me with any disease.
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Part of this stems from the fact that close to 5 million Canadians, roughly 13% of the population, currently don't have a family doctor.
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Before the family intervention on April 1, 1978, Susan, the Ford's youngest child, along with Betty's personal assistant, and a family doctor, confronted her mother.
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We had health insurance and a family doctor whom I saw annually, and I had straight, Chiclet-white teeth thanks to three years of braces.
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Five years ago more than 90% of patients waited less than 18 weeks from being referred by their family doctor to receiving treatment in hospital.
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They took her to the family doctor, who agreed that Amanda required more help but said that she didn't have anyone to refer her to.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as a "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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At one point he offers a full page of straightforward patient advocacy, an aside that reads like advice from a wise and concerned family doctor.
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When Gillian was 153 years old, her hyperactivity — which earned her the nickname Wriggle-Bottom — led her mother to take her to a family doctor.
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Constituents across my district paint the real story when we discuss their family's skyrocketing health care premiums or the loss of their trusted family doctor.
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In central Pennsylvania, Jeremiah Underhill and his wife took their one-year-old son Dalton to the family doctor for his checkup in April 2014.
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Through a network of free clinics, the program provided 60 million Brazilians with access to a family doctor in their community for the first time.
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It's easy to see why: in Canada, which suffers from a longstanding doctor shortage, it can be difficult—if not impossible—to get a family doctor.
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Meanwhile, viruses deserve the credit for colds, flu, and most sinus infections, says Myers R. Hurt III, a family doctor at Diamond Physicians in Frisco, Texas.
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To all my friends and family, doctor, teachers and lawyers who believed in me and stuck with me over the past three years I thank you.
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Dr. Carroll points out deficiencies in the Canadian system, particularly when it comes to getting a same-day or next-day appointment with a family doctor.
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You'd think it would be no big deal to see your family doctor or a therapist and get your depression treated like any other medical problem.
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And since medical exemptions are essentially just a letter written by the family doctor and submitted to a child's school, they aren't vetted by any regulatory body.
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She said she had been prescribed a medication called Mildronate by her family doctor, and was unaware that the drug was also known by the name Meldonium.
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When parents had consultations with general practitioners, kids were 7 percent more likely to see the family doctor than when parents didn't have consultations of their own.
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A family doctor from the Netherlands, Van den Berg said it was the remote location that attracted him to the unusual job posting in the first place.
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Her family doctor, consulted by phone, described her condition as a "viral syndrome with hysterical symptoms" and agreed with the prescription of a painkiller around 3 a.m.
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Sharapova said her family doctor began prescribing the drug mildronate, also known as meldonium, in 2006 after several health issues arose, including frequent cases of the flu.
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"The way it worked at Twistars was that, if you were injured, you were specifically instructed to see Larry Nassar, not your family doctor," Ms. Thomashow said.
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I am pleased to know that our family doctor has been wonderful as usual & I wish you speedy & complete recovery Ngutyana & all that is best in life.
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When I was a few months old, my grandma took me to her family doctor who referred me to someone at Duke University who finally diagnosed me.
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According to the case report, published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the boy had visited his family doctor at age 14 with complaints of fatigue.
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Speaking to voters in the southwestern Ontario city of Hamilton, Trudeau said he would make sure all Canadians had access to a family doctor and affordable medicine.
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As a family doctor, I often hear from parents about how their kids push back at any attempt to limit how much time they spend playing video games.
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His father was a respected family doctor in town, his mother a civic activist who, as a local YWCA official, was known for focusing on racial justice issues.
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The bottom line: It is much, much cheaper to go see your family doctor if you have a fever — the most common diagnosis at Texas freestanding emergency departments.
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In America, some poor children miss out on vaccines despite a federal programme to provide the jabs free, since they have no regular relationship with a family doctor.
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"It's a great mystery," says the family doctor, murmuring some possible theories: that Anna is living on air, or converting sunlight into energy, or receiving sustenance from scent.
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I have had to switch our family doctor and specialists, with the attendant hassle of applying to have our medical records released and transferred to our new providers.
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The Senator was feeling a bit wobbly himself, and, finally, he made an appointment with his home-town family doctor, a fellow-Texan whose discretion he could trust.
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Her family thought it was a viral infection at first, but after visits to the family doctor and Lily having trouble sleeping, the family knew something was wrong.
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" The Mencken family doctor, he added, apparently approved: "He believed and taught that a shot of Maryland whiskey was the best preventive of pneumonia in the R months.
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The method was first put forward by Matthew Harrison, a practicing family doctor in North Carolina, who now works at Abortion Pill Reversal as the group's associate medical director.
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RESIDENTS OF LONDON, bits of Birmingham and north-west Surrey no longer need to ring up first thing in the morning to nab an appointment with their family doctor.
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"Music is a wonderful escape and there's nothing wrong with that," says Dr. Mel Borins, a professor of community medicine at the University of Toronto and practicing family doctor.
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For that reason, said Dr. Sam Wessely, another London family doctor, the government should offer semiregular testing to health care workers to ensure they are not spreading the virus.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Family doctor Dmitriy Rozumiy struggles to bridge the gap between what his patients in rural Ukraine need and what the country's cash-strapped healthcare system can provide.
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A family doctor in Toronto is among several people in court Wednesday facing charges for their alleged roles in a fentanyl trafficking ring busted by police earlier this year.
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Her family doctor told her to wait a few years, but by age 16, it still hadn't come, and an MRI confirmed that much of her reproductive organs were missing.
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That's when her father says he and his wife called the family doctor—but without a fever or a cough, the doctor said there was no reason to come in.
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Compared with other countries, those with cancer symptoms in Britain are more reluctant to seek out medical help and less likely to be referred to a consultant by their family doctor.
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We have any traditional or any nontraditional medical practitioner, so that could be anyone from a surgeon to a specialist to a family doctor to a homeopath, a nutritionist, a dentist.
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As a family doctor at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, Bloch hasn't contented himself with prescribing income in one-on-one appointments: He's also been pushing for broader social policy change.
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"This isn't a terrorist attack where we want to show the virus we're not afraid," says Michelle Cohen, a family doctor in Toronto who wrote on staying healthy during the outbreak.
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In a twenty-three-year career as a mild-mannered and well-liked family doctor, he injected at least two hundred and fifteen of his patients with lethal doses of opiates.
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"I'm worried we could develop a generation of children with health anxiety," said Nikhil Chopra, a family doctor and father of two girls, aged 2 and 4, living in southern England.
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It has gotten busy enough in recent months that clinics sometimes get messages from local hospitals not to send people because of overcrowding, said Louise Irvine, a family doctor in London.
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Putting individuals back in charge of their health care spending through expanded tax free accounts would vastly increase direct medical care, also known as direct primary care for family doctor needs.
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"I'm worried we could develop a generation of children with health anxiety," said Nikhil Chopra, a family doctor and father of two girls, aged 2 and 4, living in southern England.
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In an open letter to Dr. Christine Blasey Ford published in the Washington Post, broadcast journalist Connie Chung revealed that she was sexually assaulted by her "trusted family doctor" in her 20s.
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The abortion must also be performed by an OB-GYN (Morgentaler was a family doctor), and only in one of two hospitals (Morgentaler didn't have hospital access), in either Bathurst or Moncton.
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Minneapolis-area family doctor Michael Todd Schulenberg treated Prince with prescription medication the day before he died, and returned to Paisley Park to deliver test results the morning of the singer's death.
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Billy Caldwell had been receiving medicinal cannabis oil on prescription by his family doctor for over a year, but supplies ran out after the Home Office ordered the doctor to stop prescribing it.
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True, availability to a family doctor and wait times for tests or elective surgery may be issues, but it is not true that Canadians have restricted access to cancer and heart disease treatment.
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Neither her therapist or family doctor (who'd prescribed the SSRI) ever mentioned this herbal medicine, which some studies have found to be effective for mild to moderate depression, and which greatly helped her.
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Michelle Quiogue, a family doctor with Kaiser Permanente in Bakersfield and president-elect of the California Academy of Family Physicians, said she frequently sees patients make medical decisions based on the cost of care.
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Shannon Dowler, a family doctor in North Carolina, took it upon herself to make an excellent rap parody — to the timeless tune of Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" — about the dangers of elder sex.
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People who get a positive result for one of these conditions may want to talk to a family doctor for another opinion or see a genetic counselor who specializes in such tests, experts say.
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She was getting the flu often and also began to show indicators of diabetes that, coupled with a family history of diabetes, she says prompted her family doctor to put her on the medication.
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She said her family doctor had been giving her mildronate, also called meldonium, for 10 years after she frequently became sick, had irregular EKG results, a magnesium deficiency and a family history of diabetes.
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Days later, around July 173, another homegrown Zika case showed up in Broward County, adjacent to Miami-Dade: a person who had visited a family doctor, complaining of fever, rash, headache and joint pain.
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John Earl Jelks (as a family employee) and Kyle Beltran (as his rebellious son), and Robert Joy (as a doting family doctor) endow their parts with just enough quirky creepiness to hold your attention.
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"Choosing to vaccinate your child protects them from disease, and it protects vulnerable children who can't get vaccinated for medical reasons," MPP Eric Hoskins, who is also a family doctor, said in a statement.
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The devices can be paired with CliniCloud's iOS and Android app, allowing temperature, as well as heart and lung sounds, to be recorded, stored on the app and even sent to the family doctor.
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Still, he was only able to find the right assistance by seeking it out himself, by having the time, knowledge and means to go beyond what his family doctor or a local neurologist could offer.
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Many consumers assume the individuals and firms investing their money are operating under the same sort of ethical and legal standards as a family doctor — someone who is obliged to provide the very best advice.
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Health Minister Jane Philpott, who was a family doctor before jumping to politics, spoke during the pre-conference opening about the need for culturally appropriate diagnosis, education and treatment, even in rural and remote communities.
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As concierge doctors gain clients, ordinary patients must wait more than three months to get an appointment with a typical family doctor in Boston, which is almost twice as long as it took in 2009.
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She told a news conference her family doctor had first given her the drug 10 years ago after she frequently became sick, had irregular electrocardiogram results, a magnesium deficiency and a family history of diabetes.
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He entered office as a political novice, without the years of public scrutiny applied to typical candidates; he did not release his medical records, other than a one-page letter from his family doctor, Harold Bornstein.
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Sharapova said her family doctor had been giving her mildronate, which is also called meldonium, for 10 years after she frequently became sick, had irregular EKG results, a magnesium deficiency and a family history of diabetes.
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When Sharapova stood before the cameras this week, she explained that due to low magnesium levels, abnormal EKG readings, personal test results concerning prediabetes, and a family history of diabetes, her family doctor prescribed her meldonium.
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Inspired by Benny Goodman and the New Orleans clarinetist Irving Fazola — and by a family doctor who recommended that he learn a wind instrument to strengthen his weak lungs — he began playing clarinet at age 21977.
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Sharapova and her lawyers said she was prescribed meldonium by her family doctor in 43 for a variety of health problems, including signs of diabetes, irregular EKG readings, magnesium deficiency and frequent cases of the flu.
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It aims to offer health advice of family doctor quality by using AI delivered through a smartphone chatbot app - potentially a big saving for governments as they struggle to fund healthcare for growing and ageing populations.
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The next year, at the suggestion of a retired family doctor, Donna looked at her father's old medical records and saw that a procedure he had had around 35 years earlier was nearly identical to hers.
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Last month, seven people, including a family doctor in Toronto, were arrested and charged with drug crimes for their alleged role in a fentanyl trafficking ring that involved moving the substance from Toronto to Sudbury, Ontario.
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If an addict refuses treatment, they are required to check in regularly with their "family doctor" — the medical professional in the person's locality that provides checkups and other services to them under Portugal's free national healthcare program.
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The family doctor had skipped over the leukemia diagnosis, had reacted to his patient being essentially put on hospice for pneumonia, and either out of sympathy or hubris, had rushed over to the hospital to save him.
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Many consumers assume that the people and companies investing their money are operating under the same sort of ethical and legal standards as, say, a family doctor — someone who is obliged to provide the very best advice.
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Mr. Fox was probably best known for his role on "Bewitched": Dr. Bombay, the flamboyant family doctor regularly summoned to reverse spells and devise potions for Samantha Stephens, the witch played by Elizabeth Montgomery, and her family.
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Not everyone agrees that it's even especially necessary; on the medical blog Science Based Medicine, Harriet Hall, a family doctor known as "the SkepDoc," has argued that well-practiced medicine already acknowledges a patient's psychological state during treatment.
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"Barto used his position of authority as a pediatrician — the family doctor everyone relied on to treat and heal their children — and abused it to feed his own, sick sexual desires," Shapiro said at a press conference Monday.
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Canada's TELUS Health is joining forces with London-based AI company Babylon to bring virtual medical services, including video consultations, to Canadians who do not have a family doctor or are in rural locations far from a surgery.
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Instead of taking me to the ER for stitching, my midwife called my family doctor, who came up to my house with his black leather doctor bag and stitched me up by the light of a table lamp.
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"Today I've been at the office for 219 hours on the phone or video conferencing, doing everything I can to keep my patients from the ER or urgent care clinics," says Jenny Lessner, a family doctor in Fairbanks.
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Concerned, his family doctor put in a call to the urgent respiratory clinic and spoke to Dr. Owen John Dempsey, a consultant chest physician at BMI Albyn Hospital in Aberdeen, Scotland, about a 30-minute drive from Aberdeenshire.
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They have since announced they may seek to expand the Maternity and Infant Scheme (a program which allows for free maternity services when provided by a family doctor) to cover abortion—but nothing has been guaranteed as yet.
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"Barto used his position of authority as a pediatrician – the family doctor everyone relied on to treat and heal their children – and abused it to feed his own, sick sexual desires," Attorney General Josh Shapiro said in a statement.
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Treatment for mental illness in those days was fairly limited, but the family doctor suggested that she try a revolutionary new method: "shock therapy," or electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), which involves using electricity to induce a seizure in the brain.
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But the future of going potty in space suddenly looks pretty practical thanks to the ingenuity of Dr. Thatcher Cardon, a 49-year-old family doctor, flight surgeon, and US Air Force colonel who lives in Del Rio, Texas.
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Hims and Roman are among companies that have sprung up in recent years to help people get medications for erectile dysfunction and hair loss, the types of things that patients are often embarrassed to discuss with a family doctor.
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Dr. Stanley Fox, a family doctor who has worked in Oneonta for nearly three decades and sees patients mostly from two of the 19th District's counties, said he has treated more people who have coverage through Medicaid in recent years.
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Between the lines: Nurse practitioners have been lobbying aggressively for state laws that would allow them to practice "at the top of their license" — which would allow them to perform many of the services patients seek from their regular family doctor.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canada's TELUS Health is joining forces with London-based AI company Babylon to bring virtual medical services, including video consultations, to Canadians who do not have a family doctor or are in rural locations far from a surgery.
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"I had been looking for a family doctor for years but every time I was turned down because they said general practices couldn't take new patients," Fatou Diaby, 30, said in the SMP's waiting room with her two young daughters.
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When Jennifer Sarkar took her then 3-year-old son, Carter, to a geneticist at the urging of a family doctor, she never expected to hear there was a chance her little boy was slowly succumbing to a rare genetic disorder.
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Journalist Connie Chung on Wednesday revealed in an open letter to Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, that she was sexually assaulted by a family doctor when she was in college.
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She said she had taken the substance since 2006, when it was prescribed by her family doctor in Moscow to treat an array of health problems: frequent bouts of the flu, the possible onset of diabetes and a magnesium deficiency.
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"Whilst we are aware of the many benefits of exercise for our patients, people are sometimes reluctant to engage," Dr. Karen Pardy, a family doctor who is participating in the program in Cardiff, said in the statement released on Wednesday.
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A House member and family doctor, Richard Mulder, led the charge for keeping the 24-hour limit, saying he had delivered a thousand babies and had only rarely seen anyone who needed to stay more than a day in the hospital.
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"They'll fly out on a Monday, meet their doctor on Monday afternoon, and be on a plane home Wednesday night or Thursday morning with a handful of instructions, pain medicine, antibiotics, and a note to go see their family doctor afterward," Le said.
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On Friday, a family doctor at the Cleveland Clinic published what could have been an innocuous column about wellness in the new year—but instead was steeped in misleading anti-vaccine claims that the medical establishment has spent years trying to dispel.
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His parents and the family doctor pitched in together to buy what Fred loved to say was Latrobe's first room air-conditioner to help with his breathing problems; they installed it in a neighbor's window for Fred and Paul, another sick child.
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The advocacy and training organization she established, the Mongolian Palliative Care Society, turns out to be little more than a few filing cabinets and certificates at the back of a basement room in the clinic where she works as a family doctor.
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"We welcome loved ones, and not-so-loved ones," said Neal Rzepkowski, a mischievous 220- year-old family doctor and medium who had exchanged his customary T-shirt for a Hogwarts robe ("Hufflepuff — don't ask — the spirit made me," he said) to oversee a midafternoon church service.
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After their parents married, Duckworth, who was 14 years older than his half sister and then in his 20s, repeatedly entered her bedroom secretly at night and sexually abused her until her older sister, Vanessa, also his victim, reported her own abuse to a family doctor.
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HAMILTON, Ontario, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday that the Liberal Party would work with the provinces to set up a national prescription drug plan and to ensure that all Canadians have a family doctor if re-elected in next month's vote.
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"Basically it was a way of trying to combine the number of patients you see with the complexity of care you provide and pay you a certain amount based on that," said Reid Blackwelder, a Tennessee-based family doctor and past president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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"It breaks my heart when I see my patients because they're like my family and when I see that they're being punished by the smoke and heat I have felt powerless," family doctor Kim Loo told protesters at a rally outside Prime Minister Scott Morrison's Sydney residence on Thursday.
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From the family doctor to the surgeon, their remarks and suggestions seemed tentative, generalized, unknowing—and potentially dangerous: Was it right for the doctor to tell my wife that her level of pain didn't sound like appendicitis when the doctor didn't know whether she had a high or low pain threshold?
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" The first three funerals were held on Tuesday, with thousands of mourners jamming a synagogue, a Jewish community center and a third, undisclosed site for the funerals of a beloved family doctor, a pillar of the congregation, and two intellectually disabled brothers in the 50s who were known as "the boys.
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As a rookie candidate for the fledgling Free Taiwan Party - one of a number of smaller, radical groups advocating independence from China - Huang, a family doctor, says he's put $30,000 of his savings and his career on the line to try to fight back against what he sees as an increasingly assertive China.
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In a representative sample of questions set by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) for its final exams to qualify as a family doctor, the Babylon app achieved an 81 percent success level, well ahead of the average pass mark over the last five years of 72 percent, the company said.
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" Laureta "Trump's Travel Ban Is Upheld by Supreme Court" Matthew Lecher on "Norman Rockwell's Vision of F.D.R.'s Four Freedoms" Daniel Kyung Sub Lee on "Trump Officials Reverse Obama's Policy on Affirmative Action in Schools" Jessica Llewellyn on "When an Iowa Family Doctor Takes On the Opioid Epidemic" Priya Naphade on "Is Neymar Black?
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FDA approves new cystic fibrosis drug When an Iowa family doctor takes on the opioid epidemic New York confronts rampant smoking among Chinese men Now, in a case that is being closely watched around the country, New York state health officials have said Orkambi is not worth its price, and are demanding that Vertex give a steeper discount to the state's Medicaid program.
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One striking example is the response of Dr. Cathleen London, a family doctor in Milbridge, Maine, to news that the pharmaceutical company Mylan had driven up the prices of its signature EpiPen, a branded auto-injecting device containing a preset dose of epinephrine, a lifesaving drug, to be used by people at risk of experiencing anaphylactic shock triggered by an allergy.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Williams College and received a Master of Music in vocal performance from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Muriel J. Reynard and Dr. Brian P. Delaney of Pelham, N.Y. The bride's father is a geriatrician and family doctor in the Bronx, and an assistant professor in the department of family and social medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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He is a son of the late Eleanor G. Blake and the late Dr. Alton D. Blake Jr., who lived in Villanova, Pa. Mr. Blake's father was a family doctor in Bryn Mawr, Pa. The couple met in 1994 during a deposition of a litigation battle in Philadelphia — Mr. Blake was the lawyer representing one company and Mr. Wren, a legal assistant for another.
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"It is important to note that the study encouraged the use of emollient soap substitutes and regular emollient use during the day as well as anti-inflammatory treatment as prescribed by the local family doctor, so what the study says is that bath emollients do not have a significant add-on effect, in addition to standard care," said Carsten Flohr, co-author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher with St. John's Institute of Dermatology at King's College London.
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Dear Heloise: I made an "emergency information" card with information I hope I never need: Husband: cellphone and car info (make, model, color, license number) Wife: cellphone and car info (make, model, color, license number) Pets: names and descriptions (plus location, if caged) Pet care: Prearrangement with friend or kennel to come pick up pets in an emergency — name, contact person and phone number Family doctor: name and phone number Closest relative: name and phone number Closest friend: name and phone number Neighbor: name, address and phone number Susan P., New Braunfels, Tex.
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