Bayshore patients are being moved to other medical centers in the surrounding area, including Clear Lake Regional Medical Center, Conroe Regional Medical Center, Houston Northwest Medical Center, Kingwood Medical Center, Mainland Medical Center, Pearland Medical Center, Tomball Regional Medical Center and West Houston Medical Center.
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Abortion doulas don't do anything medical, and don't give medical advice or medical intervention.
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Medical groups state that withholding information about medical procedures is a violation of medical ethics.
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Medical and medical attendant visas have been introduced to ease the travel process of medical tourists.
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They include attacking medical personnel, refusing medical checks and damaging or destroying property at medical facilities.
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They include attacking medical personnel, refusing medical checks and damaging or destroying property at medical facilities.
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Armed groups had "forced temporary or permanent closure of medical facilities; damaged or destroyed medical facilities; looted medical supplies; stolen ambulances; threatened, intimidated, extorted, or detained medical personnel; and occupied medical facilities for military purposes," it said.
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International Medical Corps is working with local medical professionals to deploy mobile medical teams and assist damaged hospitals.
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Poor communication between medical staff and patients is a major cause of preventable medical error, according to Medical Cyberworlds.
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Although I am not preferable by the medical establishment to address a medical emergency I had some medical skill.
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Medical tourism "Medical tourism," or traveling to another country for medical care, is a growing trend around the world.
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The Texas Medical Center in Houston, the largest medical center in the world, is a magnet for medical research dollars.
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" The company claimed that Comprehend Medical can accurately identify "medical conditions, anatomic terms, details of medical tests, treatments, and procedures.
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In the healthcare industry, AWS has Comprehend Medical, which is able to process medical documents and quickly identify medical information.
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"Alyssa's medical condition, medical status, cognition, and physical impairments require an ongoing inpatient level of medical care," the doctors wrote.
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" —Anonymous "Hospitals and other medical facilities have medical libraries.
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A CBP spokesperson said that includes nurse practitioners, physician assistants, emergency medical technicians, certified medical assistants and other medical support personnel.
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The museum has also worked with staff from Tufts Medical Center, Harvard Medical School and the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
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Beijing, meanwhile, has announced seven new "medical-related crimes" it intends to crack down on amid the epidemic, including assaulting medical personnel, refusing medical checks and damaging or destroying property at medical facilities.
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Its hospitals are St. Francis Medical Center and St. Vincent Medical Center in southern California, and O'Connor Hospital, St. Louise Regional Hospital, Seton Medical Center and Seton Medical Center Coastside in northern California.
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A group of medical students at Kabul Medical University, 19603.
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He received a medical degree from SUNY Upstate Medical University.
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Medical supplies and additional medical staff were transferred to Zaandam.
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Today we consider this a medical evacuation, or medical support.
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They were medical residents, a medical student and a patient.
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I believe that my medical data is my medical data.
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"Sudden death has a medical definition," said Sally Aiken, a medical examiner and vice president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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His medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the NTSB said.
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In case of a medical emergency, the ICE Contact app allows emergency medical workers to access important phone numbers and medical information.
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She received a medical degree from Jefferson Medical College, now called the Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University, in Philadelphia.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the NTSB said.
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She graduated from Pennsylvania State University and received her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College, now Sidney Kimmel Medical College, in Philadelphia.
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The league will also hire a chief medical officer to work full time with its medical staff, medical committees at the N.F.L. and the N.F.L. Players Association and the broader scientific and medical communities.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner (AME) to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the report said.
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Positions for younger physicians ought to be allocated on committees that write medical guidelines, state medical boards and editorial boards for medical journals.
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He was helped by team medical personnel and on-site emergency medical technicians, then was taken to Rush University Medical Center by ambulance.
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Among them were NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, Richmond University Medical Center, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center and St. Barnabas Hospital.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner (AME) to either defer or deny a medical certificate," a report said.
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America's medical certification process is managed by the Federation of State Medical Boards and the National Board of Medical Examiners, a nonprofit organization.
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Free rides in medical education are very rare, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges, a nonprofit organization that represents medical schools.
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In May, the government began prohibiting key medical supplies from coming in — medical gloves, medical gauze, surgical gowns, eye drops, first aid kits.
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Thomas is chief medical officer of the OSU Wexner Medical Center.
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It is a museum of medical horrors and strange medical specimens.
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Recreational marijuana is banned and medical medical marijuana is severely restricted.
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Indicated 4.5 percent higher German medical software company CompuGroup Medical COPMa.
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But they're medical things, with diagnosable symptoms and actual medical remedies.
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Shulkin holds a medical degree from the Medical College of Pennsylvania.
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People with complicated medical problems and serious illness need medical specialists.
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So, the medical department, they handle the medical part of it.
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Female medical transcriptionists make 132.8% as much as male medical transcriptionists.
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She received a medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
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The American Medical Association and international medical organizations endorse that position.
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Some medical schools and academic medical centers were developing their own.
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She also received a medical degree from New York Medical College.
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Medical aesthetics refer to procedures that require a medical practitioner to administer; they affect your appearance and are not done out of medical necessity.
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Medical director Medical directors must ensure that the medical model for their company meets all requirements and their patients receive the best care available.
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Major medical organizations, including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Association, say these restrictions have no valid medical justifications.
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The median cost of medical school attendance, including living expenses, was $60,945 a year for public medical school and $82,278 for private medical school.
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Medical supplier stocks have continued to surge, though: Shares of Zhende Medical and Jiangsu Nanfang Medical spiked 10% in Shanghai, the daily maximum limit.
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The medical establishment—including the Surgeon General and the American Medical Association—has long accepted addiction as a medical rather than a moral problem.
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The median cost of medical school attendance, including living expenses, was $60,945 per year for public medical school and $82,278 for private medical school.
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Many medical professionals, though, have concerns about the risks of medical tourism.
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According to the Medical Board of California, Heaps's medical license remains active.
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West wouldn't say where they were receiving medical attention, citing medical privacy.
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Amazon has also started selling medical supplies to hospitals and medical professionals.
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Demand 2 was a change in medical staff and better medical conditions.
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I have always been fascinated by medical oddities, and gross medical things.
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They would grow at CPI-medical or CPI-medical plus one percent.
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His mother owns AKT Medical, a medical device distributor in Noblesville, Ind.
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She received a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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Medical equipment providers struggle to keep up Ventilator manufacturer Hamilton Medical Inc.
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Even then, it's temporary medical intervention, done in consultation with medical professionals.
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Third, provide free medical training to all qualified nursing and medical students.
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Dr. Haas received a medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago.
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" Interrogators' access to medical records was a "flagrant violation of medical ethics.
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" Merit Medical Systems: "This is a medical device company that I like.
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The average medical student gets seven hours of medical education around pain.
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We have accelerating medical costs, which are partly driven by medical innovations.
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O'Neill has no medical background, but very strong views about medical regulation.
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Himore Medical – Himore Medical is a company that designs and manufactures low-cost medical devices for hospitals that need to use telemedicine to follow patients.
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MSF is a medical humanitarian organization that relies on both innovation and affordable access to medicines and other medical technologies to perform its medical operations.
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It also allows for medical research participation through Research Kit and offers a handy Medical ID section to keep track of your critical medical information.
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In medical school, he became the national president of the Association of Interns and Medical Students, or AIMS, which advocated universal health insurance, equal medical care for rich and poor, and more admissions of minorities to medical school.
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Although I have developed a significant base of medical knowledge by conducting medical research, I have long felt that it is unethical for me to provide informal medical advice because I do not have formal medical training and licensure.
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Staff at the three hospitals -- DCH Regional Medical, Northport Medical Center and Fayette Medical Center -- had to use paper instead of digital records when providing care.
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"Patients, and the medical providers who serve them, rely on the overwhelming medical evidence that shows abortion is one of the safest medical procedures," she continued.
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His medical license was revoked in December 2013 after the Texas Medical Board found that he had a pattern of failing to follow proper medical procedures.
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Under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act of 1986, hospitals are required to stabilize the medical condition of patients arriving with emergency medical needs.
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People applying for benefits are generally assessed under one of three categories: Medical Improvement Not Expected (MINE), Medical Improvement Expected (MIE), and Medical Improvement Possible (MIP).
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Simmons was reportedly taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for a medical evaluation.
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The Canadian Medical Association denounced the law, as did the provincial medical association.
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Defining "medical necessity" isn't always easy But defining "medical necessity" isn't always easy.
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The mainstream medical community rejects claims that a medical abortion can be undone.
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In medical diagnostics, for example, medical records go in and diagnoses come out.
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Medical museums were often more interested in pathologies—abnormal medical conditions or disease.
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Medical missions, medical brigades, volunteering through a private company—the possibilities are endless.
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Blueberry Medical: A pediatric telemedicine company that provides medical care instantly to families.
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The officers exited the vehicle and provided medical attention until medical staff arrived.
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The couple met at Albany Medical College, from which both received medical degrees.
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Residents on Thursday received medical care from a Red Cross mobile medical center.
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Among their most prominent causes is Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell's medical school.
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When they were denied medical care, they established 85033 hospitals and medical schools.
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Via The Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives of The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
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Medical providers do not have to pay rent at their VA medical facility.
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Most of its medical staff is based in Virginia's Portsmouth Naval Medical Center.
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The mainstream medical community, however, says there's no evidence this medical procedure works.
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Female medical records specialists make 101.0% as much as male medical records specialists.
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He received a medical degree from Thomas Jefferson University Medical School in Philadelphia.
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Countries need access to vital medical technology, medicines, medical supplies and basic necessities.
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Dr. Ellison is executive medical director of the Southern California Permanente Medical Group.
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He graduated from Harvard and received a medical degree at Jefferson Medical College.
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"It's about trusting the medical advice and trusting the medical expertise," Tiley said.
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He graduated from N.Y.U. and received a medical degree from Albany Medical College.
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Medical: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is proposing new medical device technology.
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We want to get people medical help for mental illnesses, continual medical help.
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The companies involved included radiation oncology companies Accuray Inc and Varian Medical Systems, and dialysis companies DaVita Healthcare Partners Inc, NxStage Medical Inc and Fresenius Medical Care, a unit of Fresenius Medical Care AG of Germany, according to the indictment.
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The US Coast Guard Medical Corps was asked to assess CBP's medical programs and recommend improvements while the Defense Department was asked to provide additional medical professionals.
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The research team offered new recommendations for hikers' and climbers' medical kits, including wound care supplies such as medical gloves and medical tape, bandages and splinting materials.
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Joseph Harkins of the Medical Tourism Association said U.S. insurers already offer some medical coverage in Mexico and that medical marijuana tourism is in the industry's sights.
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Medical helicopters and a parade of ambulances left Bay Medical early Thursday with the urgent help of a US Health and Human Services Disaster Medical Assistance team.
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Studies have found that fewer people struggled with medical bills or avoided medical care because of cost, and that medical debt and bills in collections have declined.
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The lack of proper medical equipment, facilities, and protective gear for medical staff could also be a reason for the rise in infections among the medical personnel.
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Medical privacy laws do not allow us to discuss inmates' medical issues, if any.
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I know nothing about medicine, medical research, not much about science or medical devices.
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"GEO's medical program at the facility provides 24/7 medical services," the company said.
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A medical school was opened, and the number of hospitals and medical personnel increased.
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"We haven't done any medical studies because that's associated with medical products," Rubin explained.
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"Medical accreditation at university medical schools doesn't cover anything in donor programs," Shreves says.
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Kunal Sindhu is a fourth-year medical student at Brown University Alpert Medical School.
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Medical use means you can use for a medical ailment with a doctor's prescription.
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Elizabeth, a 28-year-old medical assistant, was still wearing her maroon medical scrubs.
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The medical expert he cites is a friend who recently graduated from medical school.
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Today, Theranos announced that its medical board would include eight lab and medical experts.
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Medical groups including the American Medical Association have also expressed opposition to the plan.
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The government should create programs to subsidize medical school construction and medical school attendance.
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Some had little to no medical training; others were first responders or medical professionals.
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It added that Park had twice received medical treatment from an external medical center.
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Medical device tax ObamaCare created a 2.3-percent excise tax on medical device sales.
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She graduated from Brown and received a medical degree from New Jersey Medical School.
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Her mother is an emergency medical technician with Post 53, Darien's emergency medical service.
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She is also an associate clerkship director for medical students at Harvard Medical School.
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It is NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, no longer Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
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Kearns is a research associate at NYU Langone Medical Center's Division of Medical Ethics.
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Apple also touted the iPhone's potential usefulness in medical research and personal medical monitoring.
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She graduated from N.Y.U. and received her medical degree from New York Medical College.
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He's also the director of the medical ethics division at NYU's Langone Medical Center.
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However, the card offers no emergency medical/dental benefit and no medical evacuation coverage.
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Medical users will be required to have a prescription or medical marijuana identification card.
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Experts recommend purchasing not only emergency medical coverage but also emergency medical transportation coverage.
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Aircraft bombed two medical facilities, killing a medical worker in that period, he said.
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Despite his medical shenanigans, Dr. Oz has an actual medical degree to his name.
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When he went to medical school in St. Louis, she edited medical journals there.
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It's the Association of American Medical Colleges, not the American Association of Medical Colleges.
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Her mother is a medical record clerk at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.
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He graduated from Brandeis and received a medical degree from Weill Cornell Medical College.
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Emergency medical technicians took him to Woodhull Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
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Privately-held Argon Medical makes and sells single-use speciality medical devices for procedures.
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Medical device manufacturer Stryker is acquiring competitor Wright Medical for $4 billion in cash.
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Medical institutions rank their preference of medical students, and the students do the same.
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MEDICAL EXPENSES: Temporarily expands the deductibility of out-of-pocket medical expenses through 2019.
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Medical students are often given a stethoscope on their first day of medical school.
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Major medical organizations, including the American Medical Association and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, contend that the measures are out of step with modern medical practice.
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A rep for the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office in Minnesota says they're still collecting the singer's medical records as well as family medical history to complete their investigation.
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Especially for medical units, transferring staff even temporarily means that medical care is being deferred or neglected, which is likely to lead to higher medical bills later on.
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Federal authorities said that both emergency medical technicians and paramedics have started conducting interviews of minors and adults to assess current medical complaints and get their medical histories.
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International medical travel (or medical tourism) is one means to address inequities in access to medical care across the world — due to differences in quality, price or availability.
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Go deeper: Why ending surprise medical bills is harder than it looks New York's very expensive surprise medical billing solution Private equity's other stake in surprise medical bills
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It states that if a test is done in a medical setting by a medical professional, it will constitute medical malpractice, resulting in that professional losing their license.
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"This is a medical procedure and all medical procedures will carry risk, but within the correct, experienced medical professional's hands, this can be a safe procedure," he says.
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Non-governmental medical organizations active in Ghouta (the Syrian American Medical Society and the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations), whose information is generally reliable, publicly stated that strikes had targeted in particular local medical infrastructure on 6 and 7 April.
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It is feared that Prince is not receiving any medical care since he went missing as the boy's medical reports haven't been requested by any medical facility or provider.
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How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana Manhattan's first and only medical marijuana dispensary is like a fortress.
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M.) College Station Medical Center (Tex.) Midwestern Region Medical Center (Ill.) Colorado Plains Medical Center (Colo.) Franciscan Health Crawfordsville (Ind.) University of Kentucky Hospital (Ky.) Gerald Champion Regional Med.
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The association discourages medical students from working directly with patients, but grants authority to deans of medical schools to authorize the use of medical students in hospitals if needed.
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Medical Accuracy: 7/10 Entertainment Value: 8/10 NBC's long-running medical drama "ER" centered around the lives of emergency room medical staff in Chicago's fictional County General Hospital.
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Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, one of the premier medical institutions in this country.
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Throughout my medical career I've benefited from working alongside medical graduates from around the world.
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Dying from the result of a medical error isn't limited to the medical tourism industry.
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The fitness guru was then taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for a medical evaluation.
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Physicians with mountaineering medical expertise and volunteers staff a medical tent during each climbing season.
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Organizers told CNN there would also be medical facilities and medical staff throughout the route.
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The patient lacks the medical education and the accumulated medical experience to make such decision.
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About a quarter of the students reported using opioids for medical and non-medical uses.
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Kaiser is a medical group, hospital administrator, insurance company, technology platform and medical records holder.
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Again, William is not a doctor, and has never attended medical school or medical classes.
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Perhaps a local medical school has a cadaver too decayed to work for medical purposes.
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He served on the Georgia State Medical Association, a group that advocates for medical professionals.
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That's according to a new survey of 1,588 medical students at 18 US medical schools.
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It'll also share users' medical ID, which displays their allergies, age, and existing medical conditions.
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"This woman is one of the most important medical breakthroughs in medical history," he says.
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Purdue gave money to continuing medical education, to state medical boards, to faux grassroots organizations.
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Brent Boyett D.O is the founder and chief medical officer, medical division, for Pathway Healthcare.
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Utah's medical marijuana initiative, Proposition 85033, would legalize medical marijuana for individuals with qualifying conditions.
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Our workers comp is more expensive than our medical insurance, and we offer full medical.
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It is the Canadian Medical Association Journal, not the Journal of the Canadian Medical Association.
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"The hardware doesn't need to be a medical device to have medical functionality," he indicated.
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Wright Medical – The medical device maker agreed to be acquired by larger rival Stryker Corp.
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It is the Association of American Medical Colleges, not the American Association of Medical Colleges.
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Federal law provides no basis to treat medical marijuana any differently than non-medical marijuana.
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She had never had any serious medical conditions or chronic medical conditions of any kind.
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If you don't cover people's medical bills, they may not seek medical help, endangering everyone.
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She graduated from Brown and received a medical degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville.
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Last year, the medical center covered nearly $22015 million in unreimbursed medical costs for patients.
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Issues in medical ethics are complex, and many lead to deep disagreements among medical providers.
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The American Medical Association says there's no medical reason for trans people not to serve.
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Lamar claims their son has a medical condition that requires plenty of expensive medical treatment.
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"The White House medical unit took possession of the president's medical records," Ms. Sanders said.
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They assigned them randomly to a stent with medical therapy or to medical therapy alone.
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Ten were taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, and nine refused medical attention, he said.
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A medical provider, an insurer, an employer-based medical service — it's all in the cards.
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She rains medical files on his head — all tinkered by the bribed-out medical technician.
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Another 22 states allow only medical marijuana and 15 allow a lesser medical marijuana extract.
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Medical: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is proposing new rules for medical examiners.
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She graduated from Harvard and received her medical degree from the Weill Cornell Medical College.
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Of course, medical doctors are not the only people who can make great medical discoveries.
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That included questions about past hospitalizations, any ongoing medical conditions, and my family's medical history.
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Trump visited with victims, families and medical personnel earlier Wednesday at the University Medical Center.
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These medical providers have graduated medical school and are training to become full-time doctors.
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Some schools specialize in medical research and others excel in preparing students for medical practice.
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Here are some questions and answers about medical debt: How can I avoid medical debt?
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There is also the issue of medical costs and time lost due to medical treatments.
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Patients were randomly assigned to have medical therapy alone or an intervention and medical therapy.
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She's also postponed necessary medical exams, like a mammogram, because she already has medical debt.
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Major medical groups recognize this, from the American Medical Association to the World Health Organization.
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Last week, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) and Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), the licensing bodies for medical schools in the US, issued a statement recommending that universities suspend all programs that involve medical students coming into direct contact with patients.
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On August 18, Broadly published leaked military medical documents showing that the Military Medical Command was ordering all military medical providers to halt providing surgical care to trans service members.
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So far, Feldman has signed up over 500 medical practitioners to come to various home locations and has hired a chief medical officer to ensure medical standards are being met.
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Go deeper: Chipping away at the lack of diversity in medical research NIH sees progress in path to improving medical research diversity NIH launches massive program to diversify medical research
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These include deployable federal medical assets like the Disaster Medical Assistance Teams, or local volunteer healthcare providers who have signed up with the Medical Reserve Corps or American Red Cross.
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In addition to carrying first aid and medical kits, most airlines have medical support on call.
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You can't take a cut on medical transactions or use medical data because of privacy reasons.
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Asking patients about current and past medical history is a standard part of a medical visit.
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BrainCheck is currently part of the Texas Medical Center accelerator (TMCx) at Texas Medical Innovation Center.
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Within medical devices, Sterilux is developing a sterilization-focused medical device for hospitals in developing countries.
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That likely has an impact on facility inspections for medical products, especially drugs and medical devices.
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One woman in a medical office noted the preponderance of single-use plastic for medical supplies.
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Cohera Medical, Inc®, TissuGlu® and Sylys® are registered trademarks of Cohera Medical, Inc.
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Wright Medical Group N.V. is a global medical device company focused on extremities and biologics products.
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The couple, both 28, met at New York Medical College, from which they received medical degrees.
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Should the medical community communicate these findings to patients with insomnia who inquire about medical cannabis?
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Aid agency International Medical Corps, which gave medical care to the survivors, also confirmed their account.
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"The bottom line is I'm absolutely convinced that medical marijuana has real medical use," said Schubert.
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A 'science geek' Stein is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and a retired medical doctor.
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"Addiction should have parity," says William Goodman, chief medical officer of Catholic Medical Centre in Manchester.
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"All I'm really having to address is their medical symptoms and their medical issues," she said.
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Here too, medical and non-medical use of the drugs declined between 2013 and 2015. Drs.
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Insurance companies require that a charge prove medical necessity, and the tele-medical consult provides that.
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Zoom Video Communications (ZM) and medical device maker ShockWave Medical (SWAV) have also made big gains.
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Medical volunteers assist a woman who collapsed while awaiting medical services in Wise on July 21.
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Two were in Los Angeles, at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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The show cautioned that this was for this medical debt only and not future medical debts.
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His new employer, the Association of Medical Colleges, oversees medical schools, teaching hospitals, and academic societies.
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In May, the bride, 28, received a medical degree from SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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Are the non-medical coping mechanisms we sub in for affordable, professional medical attention "self-care"?
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Dr. Stephen Melito, 225, went to medical school just so he could become a medical examiner.
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"I do think that they can be a leader of making medical marijuana medical," he says.
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The seven adult children were transported to Corona Regional Medical Center and admitted for medical treatment.
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So-called medical tourists, who travel to another country for medical care, are coming in droves.
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She graduated from Cornell and received a medical degree, cum laude, from SUNY Downstate Medical College.
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Her mother retired as the owner of Medical Office Services, a medical transcription company in Memphis.
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Nearly 30,000 medical workers from the school's five medical centers are expected to join the strike.
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Average yearly salary: $What they do: Medical assistants perform basic medical tasks for doctors and nurses.
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The data was presented at medical meetings and hasn't yet been published in a medical journal.
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A helicopter was to take those needing immediate medical treatment to Ketchikan Medical Center, officials said.
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Even before the border closing, medical assessments conducted by Doctors Without Borders revealed alarming medical needs.
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He graduated from Morehouse College and received a medical degree at Meharry Medical College in Nashville.
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So, you go to the conference, and then the medical ... Let's focus on the medical things.
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Covering the cost of medical schoolGeisinger isn't alone in covering medical school tuition for certain students.
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At best, higher-functioning medical centers recognize that medical error "defects" occur owing to multiple factors.
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His father is a gastroenterologist at Medical West Gastroenterology at UAB Medical West in Bessemer, Ala.
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He attended Dartmouth College and Jefferson Medical College (now the Sidney Kimmel Medical College) in Philadelphia.
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Bay Medical, with 323 beds, and Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center, with 238, are the biggest.
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Staff members wear white medical coats and have qualifications as doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.
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Google and the University of Chicago Medical Center were sued for sharing medical information about patients.
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R.I.P. Medical Debt: Two women are erasing costly medical bills for more than 1,000 New Yorkers.
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Her mother is a vice president of Corvia Medical, a medical device company in Tewksbury, Mass.
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Her mother is a senior medical technologist at the Palisades Medical Center, also in North Bergen.
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Four in 10 Americans struggle to pay premiums, medical bills, or out-of-pocket medical costs.
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The Canadian Medical Association is skeptical about marijuana for medical purposes because it is largely untested.
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Advocating for patients is as much a part of medical care as the medical care itself.
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Ms. Jefferson, 28, sold medical pharmaceutical equipment from home while studying to apply to medical school.
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Like any other medical specialty referral, this would typically be covered by medical insurance or Medicaid.
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He graduated from Brandeis and received his medical degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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A favorite category is private medical clinics, which are booming given cuts to state medical services.
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The city is currently looking into opening more medical dispensaries and streamlining its medical card process.
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A large medical or dental billEven with insurance, medical or dental expenses can set you back.
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Medical experts say they're more than willing to work with YouTube to help curate medical content.
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He said there's no reason not to treat gender-related medical care like other medical issues.
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The state will allow as many as eight medical schools to conduct research on medical marijuana.
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Why bother asking a medical professional your sensitive medical questions when you can just ask Twitter?
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Weiss and Shafer are members of the Medical Research Service of the Atlanta VA Medical Center.
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The bride, 32, is a third-year medical resident at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Yonkers.
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The government and medical societies must provide guidance and legal protections for hospital and medical workers.
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To parry a parade of medical excuses, Mr. Goodman kept a medical dictionary close at hand.
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Large surprise medical bills can lead to financial ruin for typical patients with typical medical needs.
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He also graduated from Stanford and he received a medical degree from Weill Cornell Medical College.
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The AI was trained on medical textbooks and tested with doctors and medical students in China.
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He earned a medical degree from Long Island Medical College (now the SUNY Downstate Medical Center) and completed his residency in internal medicine at Long Island College Hospital and Montefiore Hospital.
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That's why non-medical exemption laws are opposed by the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Infectious Diseases Society of America—basically every reputable medical organization out there.
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Dr. Omega Silva was the first female president of the Howard University Medical Alumni Association and is former president of the American Medical Women's Association, which supports medical aid in dying.
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In response to the protests by medical staff, AMLO's team says it will provide $150 million in additional medical supplies and fill the more than 40,000 job openings for medical personnel.
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As a result, it's best to avoid turning to platforms like Reddit for medical diagnoses, according to Dr. Sandra Kesh, Deputy Medical Director and Infectious Disease Specialist at Westmed Medical Group.
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Coverage that costs less than half that much — if you can find it — is cheap because it covers fewer medical costs, fewer medical treatments, or fewer people who really need medical care.
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During his campaign the president promised to end "medical tourism," the practice of Nigerian politicians receiving medical treatment abroad even as most citizens are forced to rely on underfunded state medical services.
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The California Medical Association, the Colorado Medical Society and the Medical Society of the District of Columbia all took officially neutral stances as legislators and voters debated, depriving opponents of influential allies.
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While medical and religious exemptions are allowed, parents can no longer conscientiously object on non-medical grounds.
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Why would a company deny someone with cancer, or at least a serious medical condition, medical leave?
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It also requires unlicensed, non-medical facilities to inform clients that they are not licensed medical providers.
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This went against recommendations by major medical experts like the American Medical Association and American Psychological Association.
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There's a robust medical consensus that obesity is associated with a whole lot of serious medical issues.
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At the medical office in Kiev for a routine medical check, Fishon asked the doctors about PrEP.
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If the Medical Licensing Commission of Alabama agrees with the Board ... Snellgrove could lose his medical license.
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Ryan Eggold, the star of NBC's medical drama New Amsterdam, knows the medical benefits of puppy love.
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Baby goods retailer Kidswant and medical device maker Ankon Medical Technologies make the Hurun list, for example.
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The pain of love, once present in treatises and medical textbooks, has disappeared from the medical vocabulary.
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There's a different charity, called R.I.P. Medical Debt, that buys up and pays off people's medical debts.
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Blackstone's last investment in China was in medical devices maker Suzhou Xinrong Best Medical Instrument Co Ltd.
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The Syrian American Medical Society, for instance, raised $1.5 million for medical care in Syria last year.
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In 2004, voters approved the Montana Medical Marijuana Allowance Initiative which legalized medical marijuana in the state.
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Statement from Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara SampsonToday, a medical examiner performed the autopsy of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Her lawsuit names Fitts, Johns, the Curry Medical Practice, the Curry Medical Center, and surgeon Jessica Carlson.
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The money raised will fund cancer research at a medical institution picked by a medical advisory board.
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It's doing that with the help of top medical institutions, like Harvard Medical School and Mayo Clinic.
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Air Methods is the largest U.S. air medical transport provider in the $5 billion air medical market.
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In addition, $5.76 billion worth of medical devices and medical care goods were sold, the paper added.
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"It's dangerous [and] irresponsible," says Arthur Caplan, director of NYU Langone Medical Center's Division of Medical Ethics.
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Centralizing medical data through technical innovation could play a big part in modernizing Saudi Arabia's medical system.
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The level of medical cover and the standard of medical care at ringside have generally been increased.
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SAMS operates 139 medical facilities in Syria where it supports 1,880 medical personnel, according to its website.
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Amazon has been selling medical products like glucometers, gloves and stethoscopes to medical clinics for several years.
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A local pilot has already flown several flights to the island, delivering medical personal with medical supplies.
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Cohen also drew up incorporation papers for at least three medical practices and three medical billing companies.
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DeJesus had a medical condition that worsened after Maria, when he couldn't get medical attention he needed.
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In addition, $5.76 billion worth of medical devices and medical care goods were sold, the paper added.
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Zebra Medical, founded in 2014, seeks to teach computers to automatically read and diagnose medical imaging data.
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Greg Jones, B.S., is a medical student at McGovern Medical School, UT Health contributed to this article.
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Doctors without Borders recruits medical, administrative and logistical support personnel to provide medical care to people worldwide.
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Whitaker is president and CEO of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, the leading national medical technology association.
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So have other medical centers that learned of the results, beginning at a medical meeting in March.
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Dr. Klein graduated from Yale Law School and completed his postgraduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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Do not ask trans women invasive questions about medical procedures, or the ongoing status of medical treatments.
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Afterward Nitschke had his medical license revoked by the Medical Board of Australia for aiding Brayley's suicide.
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Lastly, the new funding provides an opportunity for One Medical to scale up its human medical team.
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All people deserve the highest quality medical care and all available resources to make informed medical choices.
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The photo came from Northam's 1984 medical school yearbook housed in the Eastern Virginia Medical School library.
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Some medical groups, including the Medical Society of the State of New York, oppose physician-assisted dying.
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The patient, who had an underlying medical condition, was hospitalized at Touro Infirmary Hospital and Medical Center.
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The couple met in 2014 at Harvard Medical School, from which they each received a medical degree.
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There were shortages of antibiotics, anesthetics and sterilized medical equipment, said María Teresa Salas, a medical technician.
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The MT license could become MT-C for "medical trainee Covid" and be limited to medical students.
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The California Medical Board filed a lawsuit in the hopes of revoking Dr. Arthur Park's medical license.
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He is in his fourth year of medical school; he does not yet have his medical degree.
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The writer is a psychiatrist and medical ethicist affiliated with SUNY Upstate Medical University and Tufts University.
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He graduated from Colby College and received a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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Dr. Nassef graduated from N.Y.U. and received a medical degree at Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Philadelphia.
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David S. SeresNew YorkThe writer, a physician, is director of medical nutrition at Columbia University Medical Center.
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Patients often receive surprise medical bills when they are still at home recovering from serious medical treatment.
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Doctors Without Borders recruits medical, administrative and logistical support personnel to provide medical care to people worldwide.
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He graduated from Swarthmore College in Philadelphia and received a medical degree from New York Medical College.
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Wine was allowed to leave the medical facility because he underwent a medical examination, the statement said.
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Droves of medical professionals immediately challenged the NRA with medical research about gun violence following the tweet.
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The White House Medical Unit oversees the medical care for the President, his family and administration aides.
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Google is scooping up Dr. Jacqueline Shreibati, the chief medical officer for medical wearables start-up AliveCor.
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He graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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It has instead expanded its medical programs, with more than 250 medical officials working along the border.
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Roger graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Medical Systems, a medical equipment company that is being bought by Canon Inc (7751.
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On any given day we have 250 medical personnel providing medical support efforts along the Southwest border.
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Medical loss ratio is the amount an insurer spends on medical claims compared with income from premiums.
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Patients should have the right to get medical advice free of medical jargon to make informed decisions.
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Deduction for medical expenses are also eliminated, raising a question about the fate of future medical legislation.
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Her stepfather manufactures plastic replacement parts for the medical device industry at Freudenberg Medical in Los Angeles.
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She graduated from Drexel and received her medical degree from the Medical University of Lublin in Poland.
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As the pope's condition deteriorated, Mr. Navarro-Valls, the onetime medical student, updated journalists with medical reports.
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Given his medical history, CSX's board initially asked for an independent physician to review Harrison's medical records.
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The term "medical neglect" refers to a child being harmed due to a lack of medical care.
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