Dr. Marc-David Munk will join CVS as chief medical officer for the drugstore chain's walk-in clinics and as associate chief medical officer of CVS Health.
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"As the country's chief medical officer, I want to reassure the public that the risk to the general public remains low," England's Chief Medical Officer Sally Davies told reporters.
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Dr. Brent Boyett DO, is the founder and chief medical officer of Pathway Healthcare and Dr. Stephen Taylor, MD, MPH is the chief medical officer, of Behavioral Health Division of Pathway Healthcare.
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A medical officer constantly reminded others not to drink saltwater.
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Scott Kelly: astronaut, engineer, medical officer, farmer, and occasional plumber.
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The key next step is hiring a chief medical officer.
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Steve Miller, chief medical officer of Express Scripts Holding ESRX.
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"What do you think?" an instructor asked the medical officer.
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He is the chief medical officer from Myriad Women's Health.
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Thomas is chief medical officer of the OSU Wexner Medical Center.
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Trump's chief medical officer for Medicaid said he opposed the bill.
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We need the ability to serve as a crew medical officer.
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The chief medical officer, an independent state ombudsman, has lost resources.
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John Sotos, M.D., M.S., is the Chief Medical Officer at Intel.
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W. Anthony RileyBaltimoreThe writer is chief medical officer for Gilchrist Hospice.
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He previously was chief medical officer of the British Grand Prix.
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Members include league executives and MLS Chief Medical Officer Margot Putukian.
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The department's chief medical officer is housed within the CWMD office.
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Michael D. WhitePhoenixThe writer is chief medical officer at Valleywise Health.
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He currently serves as MD Anderson Cancer Center's chief medical officer.
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Dr. Rosling served as district medical officer in a northern province.
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Verily's chief medical officer Jessica Mega is also involved with the initiative.
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"We have excess supply," said Reetha K.P, district medical officer of Palakkad.
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Forum attendee Dr. Charlotte Yeh, chief medical officer for AARP Services Inc.
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Paul Jarris, M.D., is Chief Medical Officer at the March of Dimes.
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Walgreens Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Harry Leider Walgreens Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Harry Leider Dr. Leider pointed out that many of the millions of people dealing with some kind of mental illness lack access to therapists in their communities.
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You served 11 years as a medical officer in the United States Navy.
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But according to Mark Lysyshyn Vancouver Coastal Health medical officer, that's not atypical.
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As a chief medical officer on shuttle missions, Parazynski performed many blood draws.
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Elizabeth Goodman, MD, MBA, is the chief medical officer of Children's Health Fund.
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ROBERT E. RATNER Chief Scientific and Medical Officer American Diabetes Association Alexandria, Va.
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That information was presented at their exams and considered by a medical officer.
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CANADA SAYS CITIZENS SHOULD AVOID ALL CRUISE SHIP TRAVEL - CANADA'S CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
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BRENDAN FLYNNWINCHESTER, VA. The writer is chief medical officer at Blue Ridge Hospice.
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Bright Health co-founders Bob Sheehy, CEO; Tom Valdivia, chief medical officer; and Kyle Rolfing, president Bright Health co-founders Bob Sheehy, CEO; Tom Valdivia, chief medical officer; and Kyle Rolfing, president VC's interest in insurtech isn't limited to healthcare.
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He was also the chief medical officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
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"We all love Vic," said David Albert, the company's founder and chief medical officer.
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"Reimbursement is a continuous and ongoing battle," said Foundation Chief Medical Officer Vince Miller.
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At least that's according to Dame Sally Davies, the chief medical officer for Britain.
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The bride's father is the chief medical officer of Winchester Hospital in Winchester, Mass.
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Announces appointment of new chief medical officer Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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By Marisa Weiss, M.D., Breast Oncologist and Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Breastcancer.org.
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Len Lichtenfeld, interim chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, echoes Schilsky's concerns.
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Everlywell and Future Family are staffed with a chief medical officer to guide them.
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Alphabet's health unit Verily chose a cardiologist, Jessica Mega, as its chief medical officer.
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Bera represents California's 7th District and formerly served as Sacramento County Chief Medical Officer.
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Paul Goldenheim, Purdue's chief medical officer, testifying before a House Appropriations subcommittee in 2001.
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But Sharon Grundy, the San Miguel County medical officer, says the turnaround is quick.
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Dr. David E. Persse, Houston's chief medical officer, does not anticipate any big outbreaks.
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RICHARD BANKOWITZ, WASHINGTON The writer is chief medical officer for America's Health Insurance Plans.
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Jessica L. Mega, M.D., M.P.H., is the Chief Medical Officer at Verily Life Sciences.
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"We've been scrambling to get ready," said Dr. Carolyn Young, the chief medical officer.
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Brent Boyett, D.M.D., D.O., is the founder and chief medical officer for Pathway Healthcare.
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His news follows Ontario's first COVID-274 death, the province's chief medical officer confirmed.
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Ravi Anand,, Newron's Chief Medical Officer, said the results of the study are "very encouraging".
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She also served as the chief medical officer of health care provider Capital Health Plan.
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"Now we can have therapeutic proteins functioning inside cells," Tal Zaks, chief medical officer says.
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Then the chief medical officer came to me later and said, Mark, this is craziness.
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Dr. Jessie Gaeta, chief medical officer at BHCHP, explains that anyone can walk into SPOT.
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Plenity is unique in several ways, according to Harry Leider, chief medical officer of Gelesis.
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Freda Lewis-Hall, MD, is executive vice president and chief medical officer of Pfizer Inc.
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Seidenberg previously served as the chief medical officer and head of global development at Amgen.
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"It's a constant cat and mouse game," said Express Scripts Chief Medical Officer Steve Miller.
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Gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted disease, may soon be untreatable, according to England's chief medical officer.
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Brent Boyett D.O is the founder and chief medical officer, medical division, for Pathway Healthcare.
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"We are being especially conservative by choice," said Dr. Jason Hwang, Lemonaid's chief medical officer.
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"Rio de Janeiro should be a very safe place," said João Grangeiro, the medical officer.
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Barchi said that a new chief medical officer was brought in to oversee drug testing.
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"The big thing I'm worried about is norovirus," said Dr. Persse, Houston's chief medical officer.
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The company does list the success rates for its chief medical officer, Dr. Lynn Westphal.
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"So it begins," a medical officer on Haspel's team wrote on the morning of Aug.
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Jessica Mega, chief medical officer of Alphabet's life sciences arm Verily, is a trained cardiologist.
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The changes were implemented last weekend, Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL's chief medical officer, told ESPN.
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"We know there is an association," Dee Hoyano, Island Health Medical officer, told CTV Vancouver Island.
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"Addiction should have parity," says William Goodman, chief medical officer of Catholic Medical Centre in Manchester.
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" Dr. Allen Sills, the league's chief medical officer, told the Washington Post: "We'll look at marijuana.
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It has also hired 16 doctors, including a chief medical officer who still practices, Brad Younggren.
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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google R. Kim, Chief medical officer of Aravind Eye Hospital October 2018.
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"Zika is a sexually transmitted disease," said Dr. Raegan McDonald-Moseley, Planned Parenthood's chief medical officer.
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Jose Franco is the WHO's Medical Officer for the Department of Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases.
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Jane Tiller has joined as chief medical officer and Laura Hansen as vice president, corporate affairs.
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Stephen M. Taylor, M.D, M.P.H, is the chief medical officer, behavioral health division, for Pathway Healthcare.
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For two of those years, he served as chief medical officer, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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"I think we've upped our game," said Dr. Troyen Brennan, chief medical officer of CVS Health.
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Among them, he wrote, were Dr. Ellenbogen and Betsy Nabel, the N.F.L.'s chief medical officer.
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"Without mapping we cannot launch interventions," said Solomon, who is medical officer for trachoma at WHO.
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The country's chief medical officer also said he was experiencing symptoms of the virus last week.
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Inder Jeet Singh, the chief medical officer in Chittorgarh, said a female passenger had been injured.
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They told Dr. Aboubacar Gassama, the company's chief medical officer, that malaria could be eradicated there.
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"The clinician just wanted it to go away," said Dr. Luke Sato, CRICO's chief medical officer.
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Mr. Spallek, the executive director, had been the chief medical officer of Volkswagen's commercial vehicles division.
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Jerome Ernst, M.D. Manhattan The writer is chief medical officer of Amida Care, a nonprofit health plan.
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On Tuesday, Brendan Murphy, the Commonwealth Chief Medical Officer of Australia's Department of Health, acknowledged the cases.
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He worked as a doctor and civilian army medical officer before becoming a Conservative lawmaker in 1003.
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"The bacteria that cause gonorrhea are particularly smart," said WHO medical officer Teodora Wi in a statement.
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Otis Brawley, the American Cancer Society's chief medical officer, agreed in an interview with The Associated Press.
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Aki Hintsa, a Finnish surgeon, was chief medical officer for the McLaren F1 team for 11 years.
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"It's hard to be here," says Lt. Ilde Covino, 214, a medical officer from Orsara di Puglia.
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Dr. Mark Leenay is the chief medical officer and senior vice president of WellCare Health Plans, Inc.
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Shohreh Taavoni is a co-founder and chief medical officer of Grumet's group, Doctors Making House Calls.
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Her father, a pediatrician, retired as the chief medical officer at MetLife, the New York insurance company.
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"This isn't research that's happening in a black box," said Dr. Jessica Mega, Verily's chief medical officer.
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And it's hired a practicing emergency medicine physician, Dr. Daniel Grossman, to be its chief medical officer.
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The bride's father is the chief medical officer at TenX, a health care company in Sunrise, Fla.
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Tom Renney, Hockey Canada's chief executive, said Nova Scotia's chief medical officer recommended abandoning the tournament altogether.
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Dr. Tarling, the chief medical officer for Princess's parent company, Carnival Corporation, oversaw the response from California.
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The proposed rule will contain provisions for virtual groups, according to CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich.
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Tetraphase also announced it promoted Vice President of clinical development Dr. Larry Tsai to Chief Medical Officer.
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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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"We're evolving the retail clinic concept," said Dr. Troyen A. Brennan, the chief medical officer for CVS.
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Microsoft hired David Rhew in August as the company's chief medical officer and vice president of healthcare.
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Dr. James Stein, the hospital's chief medical officer, said patients can go through the harvesting process again.
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Alphabet's life sciences company Verily named Dr. Jessica Mega as its chief medical officer almost three years ago.
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The news comes soon after England's chief medical officer also warned in January that gonorrhea may become untreatable.
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For one, they should pay as much attention to the chief medical officer as the chief revenue officer.
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A medical officer based at Balochistan's Gadani Hospital told CNN that six bodies were brought to the hospital.
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She then went back to the Army as a medical officer and served in the first Gulf War.
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Dr. Richard J. Brilli, MD, FAAP, MCCM, is chief medical officer at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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"That is expensive by the way most people value things," said ICER's chief medical officer, Dr. David Rind.
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Dr. Alfred Sandrock, Biogen's chief medical officer, said a subgroup analysis was underway to look at the issue.
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His father is the chief medical officer and an emergency-medicine physician at Riverside Doctors' Hospital in Williamsburg.
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"Ebola was the canary in the coal mine," Joia Mukherjee, the chief medical officer of P.I.H., told me.
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"That's where the real angst in the marketplace is," said Steve Miller, chief medical officer of Express Scripts.
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"The kidneys get gummed up, and they start to fail," FBI medical officer Bruce Cohen explained toLive Science.
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Of those, 124 "met the criteria for trauma activation," said Dr. Jeffrey Murawsky, the hospital's chief medical officer.
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"You have to have a physician involved in ordering this test," said Dr. Nussbaum, Invitae's chief medical officer.
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The OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma said that its chief medical officer, Marcelo Bigal, and head of R.&D.
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Chris Whitty, the Chief Medical Officer of England, said the four new patients had recently traveled from Italy.
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Of those, 124 "met the criteria for trauma activation," said Dr. Jeff Murawsky, the hospital's chief medical officer.
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"Because it's legal, it's not safe," said Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, the medical officer of health for Eastern Ontario.
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Chris Whitty, the Chief Medical Officer of England, said the four new patients had recently travelled from Italy.
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PA: French biotech Ipsen said it appointed Steven Hildemann as its executive vice president and chief medical officer.
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Indicated 0.4 percent lower The group named Steven Schallhorn as its Chief Medical Officer for Global Ophthalmic Devices.
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Lewis L. Haynes, the ship's chief medical officer, who tried to care for men dying in the water.
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"It's me in the parking lot, looking for my car," Sam Jackson, the company's chief medical officer, said.
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ICER Chief Medical Officer David Rind said that pricing drugs based on new benefits could help slow hikes.
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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention released a similar statement from its chief medical officer Dr. Christine Moutier.
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Commentary by Brad Spellberg, chief medical officer at the Los Angeles County/University of Southern California Medical Center.
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" Dr. Paul E. Jarris, chief medical officer at the nonprofit March of Dimes, called the study "very helpful.
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"We faced a dilemma," said Dr. Noam Fink, the chief medical officer of the Israeli military's northern command.
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His 34-year-old brother Zain is also a physician, and the chief medical officer for a large corporation.
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Yet teens do not want to hear that, Wolk, who is also Colorado's chief medical officer, said in 2015.
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Mike Ragain, chief medical officer of University Medical Center, said the three adults were in critical but stable condition.
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The FDA is under pressure to boost the health care industry, says Erick Turner, a former FDA medical officer.
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The Play Smart Play Safe initiative also requires hiring a physician to serve as the league's chief medical officer.
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Jennifer Layden, the state's chief medical officer, said he was exposed to the virus when his wife was symptomatic.
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"The chief medical officer concluded there is evidence of therapeutic benefit for some medical conditions," the spokesman told reporters.
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But according to Dr. Raegan McDonald-Mosley, Chief Medical Officer at Planned Parenthood Federation of America, it's very common.
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Narasimhan started as CEO in February 2018, after leading Novartis's global drug development and serving as chief medical officer.
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A Harvard-trained physician, he had previously led Novartis' drug development around the world and been chief medical officer.
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Liberia's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Francis Kateh told Reuters by telephone the family were "not looking at the reality".
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Sahai, the medical officer at the hospital, said authorities were investigating the reasons for the shortage of oxygen cylinders.
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But Dr. Conway, the centers' chief medical officer, is not a bureaucrat removed from the front lines of medicine.
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"That's an astronomical amount of money," said Richard Lockwood, Excellus' vice president and chief medical officer for utilization management.
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"The one thing worse than no test is a bad test," the UK's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said.
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"I can confirm that we have a case and we are managing it," said Chief Medical Officer Francis Kateh.
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On Thursday, Dr. José Baselga resigned from his position as chief medical officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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"It's an unprecedented situation," said Dr. Pampee Young, chief medical officer of biomedical services at the American Red Cross.
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Brian Hainline, the N.C.A.A.'s chief medical officer, said it was "hard to imagine" the tournaments being canceled altogether.
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The UK has suffered its first Coronavirus-related fatality, the country's chief medical officer Chris Whitty confirmed on Thursday.
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"The early evidence at this stage would suggest it's not as severe," Australia's Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy said.
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EDT A previous version of this article referred to Jim Goldberg as the chief medical officer from Myriad Genetics.
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An ear, nose and throat specialist, Dr. Lee was an Army major and medical officer in the Korean War.
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Now it has another interim leader, the company's founder Dr. Dave Albert, in the role of chief medical officer.
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"These drugs present a terrifying public health risk," said Dr. Jon Meiman, chief medical officer with the Wisconsin agency.
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Dr. Joseph A. Vassalotti, the chief medical officer at the National Kidney Foundation, said his guess was that Mrs.
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"The early evidence at this stage would suggest it's not as severe," Australia's Chief Medical Officer, Brendan Murphy, said.
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"It is a real contradiction," said Dr. Otis W. Brawley, the chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society.
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Elma also has a chief medical officer — who Antón touts as bringing a wealth of experience in "digital care".
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Most dogs do not, according to Dr. Richard Goldstein, chief medical officer at New York City's Animal Medical Center.
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St. Lucia's chief medical officer Dr. Merlene Fredericks-James said in a previous statement that the case was being investigated.
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Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, said he's concerned that the FDA is lowering its standards.
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"We are disappointed that these results missed statistical significance," said Sean Bohen, AstraZenenca's executive vice president and chief medical officer.
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Corsico, currently chief medical officer at Boehringer, will start at GSK on January 1, reporting to research head Hal Barron.
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A fourth person in the UK has tested positive for the coronavirus, said the UK's chief medical officer on Sunday.
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"Our plan would be to start more trials," Dr. Lynn Kramer, chief medical officer of Eisai's neurology unit, told Reuters.
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Dr. Mulberg will serve as a member of the executive team reporting to Jay A. Barth, M.D., Chief Medical Officer.
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A third person in the U.K. has tested positive for the coronavirus, England's chief medical officer (CMO) said on Thursday.
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Gunasekera said the child has been passed to a judicial medical officer to test if the drink was indeed alcoholic.
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Sandra Horning, chief medical officer at Roche's Genentech unit, said survival results are expected in the first quarter of 2018.
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"People have access to the essential care that they need," says Raegan McDonald-Mosley, chief medical officer for Planned Parenthood.
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McCance-Katz is no stranger to the agency, having served as its first chief medical officer from 2013 to 2015.
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"It... represents a significant regulatory shift, with the approval received under unprecedented timelines," Sandra Horning, MD, Roche's chief medical officer.
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Dimock's chief medical officer Dr. Holly Oh, said that kind of approach has been integral to what the clinic does.
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The deceased girl died of hyperthermia and her death was ruled an accident, said Greg Hess, PCOME chief medical officer.
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The H1N1 flu strain is responsible for the outbreak, said Dr. Michael Mitcheff, the Department of Corrections' chief medical officer.
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The state's chief medical officer, Dr. Eden Wells, was charged with obstruction of justice and lying to a police officer.
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Prior to Congress, Dr. Bera was a doctor of internal medicine and former chief medical officer of Sacramento County, Calif.
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At ASCO its chief medical officer, Richard Schilsky, M.D. said what factors influenced the size of each cancer clinical trial.
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Many, including England's chief medical officer, Sally Davies, want cancer patients to be routinely offered genetic screening of their tumours.
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Dr. Mark Frisse, Department of Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and former chief medical officer at Express Scripts.
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Ehud Schwammenthal, Magenta's co-founder and chief medical officer, said the company's first product was in clinical trials in Europe.
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He is also the chief medical officer of Precision Genetics, a company in Greenville, S.C., that specializes in pharmacogenetic testing.
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ViiV Chief Scientific and Medical Officer John Pottage argued the novel injection offered an alternative long-term treatment for patients.
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OptumRx Chief Medical Officer Sumit Dutta said the decision, based on available clinical data, provided balance to the drugmakers' claims.
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Only the prime minister, the health minister, the cabinet secretary and the chief medical officer attended the meeting in person.
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Dr. J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer at the society, said Dr. Brawley's resignation had hit his colleagues hard.
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The deadly flu-like virus was passed on in Italy and Tenerife, according to England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty.
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In Toronto, Ontario's chief medical officer of health announced on Saturday the first "presumptive" case of the coronavirus in Canada.
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"As with any patient safety concern, we rigorously investigated all aspects around the incident," said chief medical officer Daniel Nafziger.
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"One to two times may be fine as well," says Dr. Rob Darzynkiewicz, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Hazel Health.
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Also that month, it brought on a new chief medical officer from the World Bank, who specializes in public health.
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"I think not all the news is bad news," said NFL Chief Medical Officer Dr. Allen Sills during the call.
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Dr. Steve Miller, the chief medical officer for Express Scripts, denied that the company was unfairly cutting off independent pharmacies.
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"The result of this trial is disappointing for patients and the lupus community," said Sean Bohen, AstraZeneca's Chief Medical Officer.
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During my deployment, for example, I served as the Medical Officer for a Navy Mobilization Processing Site in San Diego.
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Recently the organization hired Shairi Turner-Davis, a physician with experience in trauma, to serve as its chief medical officer.
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Asked about Zhong's prediction, Australia's chief medical officer, Brendan Murphy, said: "I think it's far too premature to say that".
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In August, the trial resumed, and 12 patients have been treated since, said Juno Chief Medical Officer Mark Gilbert on Wednesday.
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Borders, who became chief medical officer at the Baptist Health Lexington hospital, said such studies help consumers make an informed decision.
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"I would be very cautious about linking cellphones to cancer," American Cancer Society Chief Medical Officer Otis Brawley told BuzzFeed News.
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On a call with reporters Tuesday, chief medical officer Karen Lu said that staff had begun contacting patients and rescheduling appointments.
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Immunomedics — Shares of Immunomedics plunged 5.4% after the biopharmaceutical company announced announced its chief medical officer, Dr. Robert Iannone, is leaving.
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"Our network really covers everything from transplants down to primary care," said Dr. Lee Sacks, the chief medical officer for Advocate.
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And Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Jakubowski previously told PEOPLE that Kopf is "in good condition" and having a smooth recovery.
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"Isaiah has worked tirelessly to manage this injury since it first occurred," said Dr. Brian McKeon, the Celtics' chief medical officer.
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Camm, the chief medical officer at Thiel Capital, is "really one of the driving forces behind this whole thing," Fernandez says.
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And the company already has the public endorsement of a former chief scientific and medical officer of the American Diabetes Association.
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Having held various roles at Novartis since 2005, Narasimhan became global head of drug development and chief medical officer in 2016.
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As the chief medical officer of the largest pediatric hospital in America, I have made elimination of human error my priority.
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Neil Leibowitz, chief medical officer of Talkspace, said in an email that the company offers its therapists support from trauma experts.
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Sometime in mid-July, Dr. Michael Gutzeit, the hospital's chief medical officer, reached out to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
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"We have randomized clinical trial data showing that reSET-O improves abstinence and retention, " said Yuri Maricich, Pear's chief medical officer.
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"This is a huge shift for our culture and organization," Marvin Seppala, chief medical officer of Hazelden, said at the time.
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She added that the embassy has a medical officer and has been consistently providing care to those who have reported incidents.
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The chief medical officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center submitted his notice to Dr. Craig Thompson, the hospital's chief executive.
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"The cycle of innovation has been shortened significantly," agrees Aiman Shalabi, chief medical officer at the non-profit Cancer Research Institute.
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Britain's chief medical officer has said an epidemic in the UK has become highly likely, with deaths from COVID-19 expected.
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Two patients from the same family in England have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the country's chief medical officer.
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They too have seen a 30 percent reduction in patient hospitalization, according to Dr. Bernard Lewin, the organization's chief medical officer.
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"What we're seeing is incredible competition — and we're causing it," said Dr. Steve Miller, the chief medical officer for Express Scripts.
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And, as Jim Goldberg the chief medical officer from Myriad Women's Health, stressed to me, over half of pregnancies are unplanned.
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"We continue to see cases coming in," said Dr. Allison Arwady, chief medical officer at the Chicago Department of Public Health.
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"These data give us confidence to move expeditiously toward a Phase 3 clinical program," Arena chief medical officer Preston Klassen said.
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Jay Cook, the hospital&aposs chief medical officer, also told Reuters that patient was doing well and might be released soon.
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An autopsy confirms Zainab was strangled and sodomized, the medical officer who carried out the examination, Quratulain Atique, said last week.
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Microsoft has snapped up David Rhew from Samsung Electronics, where he worked as a chief medical officer overseeing the company's health efforts in the U.S. Rhew will be Microsoft's new chief medical officer and work with a burgeoning health care team at Microsoft under its corporate vice president Peter Lee, the company announced in a blog post.
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After medical school, he trained as a specialist in submarine and hyperbaric medicine and was a diving medical officer serving in Italy.
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"On the private side we've not had major changes," said Alison Arwady, the chief medical officer for Chicago's department of public health.
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We had bought a few things, hired a chief medical officer, and just sort of expanded what ... Is this the same management?
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"It's not a one size fits all solution ... There is no ideal desire," Dr. Julie Krop, Amag's chief medical officer, told Reuters.
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"Pollen can travel for up to 50 miles," explains allergist Tania Elliott, MD, chief medical officer of the preventative health company EHE.
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"It's a very significant improvement," Dr. Roy Baynes, Merck's chief medical officer, said of the 21-year data in a phone interview.
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"The best approach is to avoid mosquito bites in affected areas," Dr. Denise Jamieson, a medical officer with the CDC tells PEOPLE.
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They also note the chief state medical officer is supposed to oversee parts of the preparation and delivery of the execution drugs.
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Two other events were declared in 2005 and 2003, said Deborah Fauquier, veterinary medical officer for NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources.
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According to R. Kim, chief medical officer at Aravind's hospital in Madurai, nearly 2,000 patients take advantage of these services every day.
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The mixture also helped patients survive longer without their disease getting worse, Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer, said in a statement.
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Dr. Denise Jamieson, a medical officer with the CDC division of reproductive medicine and an obstetrician, said prevention is what's most important.
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Dr. Otis Brawley is the chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, a world-renowned cancer expert and a practicing oncologist.
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"We now are a year into it, we've treated over 50,000 patients with hepatitis C," said Miller, the company's chief medical officer.
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"The best approach is to avoid mosquito bites in affected areas," Dr. Denise Jamieson, a medical officer with the CDC told PEOPLE.
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Ira Byock, a palliative care physician, is founder and chief medical officer of the Providence Institute for Human Caring in Torrance, Calif.
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The amoeba cannot infect you if you drink contaminated water, said Dr. Rajan Wadhawan, chief medical officer at Florida Hospital for Children.
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"The ME's determination is pending further information at this time," the chief medical officer, Barbara Sampson, said in a statement on Sunday.
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Dr. Allen R. Nissenson, MD, FACP, FASN, FNKY, is chair of Kidney Care Partners and Chief Medical Officer (CMO), DaVita Kidney Care.
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Dr. Allen R. Nissenson, MD, FACP, FASN, FNKY, is chair of Kidney Care Partners and Chief Medical Officer (CMO), DaVita Kidney Care.
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"Annemiek went through a total CT scan and is stable now," said the team's chief medical officer, Cees Rein van den Hoogenband.
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ROBERT A. GABBAY JOHN F. ZREBIEC Boston Dr. Gabbay is chief medical officer and senior vice president of the Joslin Diabetes Center.
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Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer, said the drug showed a clinical meaningful benefit in older people and those with medical conditions.
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As a medical officer in the hospital closest to the Jarawa reserve, she spends long strings of idle hours with their families.
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Asked after the hearing if he wanted to clarify his statement, Shapiro directed Axios to Qualcomm Life Chief Medical Officer James Mault.
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Venrock partners Bryan Roberts — Devoted's founding investor — and Bob Kocher — its chief medical officer — are also part of the company's founding team.
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The CDC has confirmed 11 cases, said lead investigator Dr. David Ham, medical officer for the CDC's Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion.
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New York's chief medical officer deemed that the manner of Epstein's death was "suicide," pointing to multiple broken bones in his neck.
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"The cyclone has killed 21 people in Puri and about 433 people are injured," Brajabandhu Dash, medical officer at Puri, told Reuters.
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"To us, it was a total validation that we chose the right path," said Dr. Elisabeth M. Stambaugh, Cornerstone's chief medical officer.
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"There is no Plan B," Dr. Alan Muney, the chief medical officer for Cigna, a national insurer, said before the presidential election.
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After receiving medical degrees at the University of Sydney, he served as resident medical officer at several hospitals in the early 1950s.
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"We are seeing a very significant increase in volume coming through our virtual channels," said Andrew Diamond, chief medical officer at OneMedical.
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Ross MacDonald, the New York chief medical officer of the Correctional Health Services, called on the state to release prisoners Thursday morning.
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Clive Fields, the chief medical officer for primary care company VillageMD, who is based in Houston, started noticing patients were canceling appointments.
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I spoke with Nutridrip's chief Medical Officer, Shoko Karakilic, about the reluctance of many in the medical community to validate wellness drips.
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Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix cancelled Sunday's race after Victoria state's chief medical officer said it could proceed only without spectators.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is a global shortage of coronavirus tests, causing a "bottleneck", England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said on Wednesday.
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The company's chief medical officer, David Persing, said the new tests were likely to hit the market late in the coming week.
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Dr. Ola Ronsen, chief medical officer for the Norwegian Ski Federation, said that on many days the athletes simply cannot eat enough.
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Dr. David Persing, the company's chief medical officer, said last week that the company still wanted to ensure its test was accurate.
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"We're trying it out on a location on campus," Dr. Ajay Kumar, chief medical officer for Hartford Hospital, told the Hartford Courant.
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Venters fought hard against the use of restraint desks in the New York City jails as the system's former chief medical officer.
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"One reason was so people shopping for insurance can see who's in the network and prices," said Brian Caveney, chief medical officer.
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"These are the first comprehensive updates to long-term care requirements since 1991," said Dr. Kate Goodrich, the centers' chief medical officer.
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After medical school, he entered the Navy as a medical officer on a submarine, according to a 2005 University of Chicago newsletter.
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Prior to his federal government service, he worked in community health settings as the Chief Medical Officer of Baltimore Medical System Inc.
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The biggest source of waste is "administrative complexity," said the study's lead author, Dr. William Shrank, chief medical officer at Humana, Inc.
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"For many of us directly involved, this has been a moving and uplifting experience," said Dr. Anne Zink, Alaska's chief medical officer.
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"For many of us directly involved, this has been a moving and uplifting experience," said Alaska's chief medical officer, Dr. Anne Zink.
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Twenty-seven people were burned over at least 30 percent of their body, said New Zealand's chief medical officer, Dr. Pete Watson.
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"Then the offspring is technically whose child?" asked Dr. Ko, who is also chief medical officer at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Boston.
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"Humans touch their face about 200 times a day," says Gendreau, who is chief medical officer of Beverly Hospital in suburban Boston.
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He has served as the company&aposs chief medical officer since September and was the company&aposs national medical director before that.
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After discussing the cases with Meyer and other colleagues, D'Andrea called Dr. Michael Gutzeit, the hospital's chief medical officer, on July 8.
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He put down the phone and marched to the office of Chief Medical Officer Jonathan Meiman, on July 10, interrupting a meeting.
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"Patients are often the ones demanding more aggressive treatments," says Alan Reznik, a surgeon and chief medical officer at Connecticut Orthopedic Specialists.
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Dr. Roy Baynes, Merck's chief medical officer, said the hope is that a delay in cancer progression will ultimately translate into longer survival.
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For felines, restricting calories without veterinary supervision can send them into liver failure, said Dr. Carol McConnell, chief veterinary medical officer for Nationwide.
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While the numbers are staggering, they are only a conservative estimate, according to Dr. Lawrence Weinstein, chief medical officer at American Addiction Centers.
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It's a clinical trial model that's worked before, says Dr. J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, the interim chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society.
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" In response to the FDA vote, AMAG Pharmaceuticals' Chief Medical Officer Dr. Julie Krop said in a statement that the company was "disappointed.
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It can take up to two hours to extract platelets using an apheresis machine, said Dr. Richard Benjamin, chief medical officer for Cerus.
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Jennifer Layden, the state's chief medical officer and epidemiologist, said some of the cases have reported the use of THC products and oils.
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The VRU's greatest feat, says Sir Harry Burns, Scotland's former chief medical officer, has simply been finding listless young men things to do.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A third person in the United Kingdom has tested positive for coronavirus, England's chief medical officer said on Thursday.
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"That's not just in the US, but internationally as well," Dr. James Baker, CEO and chief medical officer at FARE, told BuzzFeed News.
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As Chief Medical Officer of a biopharmaceutical company as well as "Chief Caregiver" for a family spanning four generations, I understand these concerns.
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"One of the challenges was in blocking certain individuals, if they used false information," said Ian Tong, Doctor on Demand's chief medical officer.
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The argument that annual mammograms save more lives is not new, said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society.
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"The reality is we can already 'cure' some cancers," said Otis Brawley, chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, in an interview.
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"They didn't home-grow things at Valeant," said Dr. Simon, who served as the chief medical officer at Sprout from 2012 to 2013.
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It's an "on-target risk," explained Dr. Gwen Nichols, chief medical officer of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, which supports research into CAR-T.
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In a statement, the chief medical officer of Planned Parenthood Federation of America said the results show why politicians should not play doctor.
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Dr. Lorraine A. Fitzpatrick, the chief medical officer at Radius, the small start-up that makes the new drug, declined to discuss price.
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MindMed is currently preparing to test 18-MC in a second clinical trial, according to Rahn and MindMed's chief medical officer, Scott Freeman.
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Palestina Hospital's Chief Medical Officer Mariam Maliwa said any patients who claim to have been mistreated should have voiced grievances through "official channels".
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"In many cases, you see one step forward, two steps back," said Dr. Mark Friedlander, the chief medical officer for Aetna Behavioral Health.
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"We built a whole continuum of care," Katherine Neuhausen, the chief medical officer of Virginia Medicaid and an architect of ARTS, told me.
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REENA L. PANDE Boston The writer, a cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital, is chief medical officer of AbilTo, a behavioral telehealth company.
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Dr. Brian Caveney, the chief medical officer for the Blue Cross plan in North Carolina, said being out front came at a cost.
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The coronavirus is a new pathogen that won't be recognized by the immune system, said Dr. Charlotte Yeh, chief medical officer at AARP.
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Sally Davies, the chief medical officer of England, said anyone in the area should refrain from picking up unknown objects from the ground.
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The email, sent Monday by CVS Chief Medical Officer Troy Brennan, falsely suggested that the virus could be killed by drinking warm water.
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"We are very proud" of that progress, said Dr. Patrice Desvigne-Nickens, a medical officer at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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"We wish we had better drugs that could wipe out flu," said Angela Campbell, a medical officer with the C.D.C.'s Influenza Division.
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Asked for guidance, the deputy chief medical officer, Jenny Harries, said the government did not want people switching from one household to another.
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Shares in Gilead, which also announced late on Tuesday that its Chief Medical Officer Andrew Cheng was leaving the company, fell 3 percent.
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"By early 270, it should be broadly available to consumers in the U.S.," said Dr. Thomas Breuer, chief medical officer of GSK Vaccines.
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The patient is receiving treatment at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, according to Dr. Paul Hancock, chief medical officer at Methodist Healthcare System.
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"Our adjuvant technology has previously been used successfully in the pandemic flu setting," Thomas Breuer, the chief medical officer of GSK Vaccines, said.
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That number is expected to rise as the counting process continues, Chief Casualty Medical Officer at Delhi's Guru Tej Bahadur Hospital said Wednesday.
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The infected person was a "known contact of a previously confirmed U.K. case," the chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, said in a statement.
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The chief medical officer pondered if the "shocks" we were undergoing – Brexit, Trump and beyond – were in fact making our society "more resilient".
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Australia's Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy said it was "quite likely" that the virus would reach Australia, but that the country is prepared.
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"The whole plane erupted in cheers when the crew said, 'Welcome home to the United States,'" said Anne Zink, Alaska's chief medical officer.
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Fourteen people in Britain were tested for the disease, and all came back negative, the chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, announced on Friday.
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On Friday, Britain's chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, said two residents had tested positive for coronavirus, the first known cases in the country.
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Rhew joined Microsoft from Samsung, where he was chief medical officer, vice president and general manager for Samsung Electronics America's enterprise healthcare business.
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The patient was tested at the University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison, Ryan Westergaard, the department's chief medical officer, told The Associated Press.
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Maddux is chair of the Kidney Care Partners; chief medical officer and executive VP of Clinical and Scientific Affairs at Fresenius Medical Care.
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"The Cures bill includes incredibly important reforms to get treatments to people faster," said Dr. Brawley, the top medical officer at the society.
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Peter Watson, the government's chief medical officer, said most who suffered injuries burned more than 70 percent of their body, according to Reuters.
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President Trump on Friday nominated the chief medical officer of Houston's MD Anderson Cancer Center, Stephen Hahn, to be the FDA's next commissioner.
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Claudia FeganChicagoThe writer is the chief medical officer of Cook County Health and the national coordinator of Physicians for a National Health Program.
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Wilson Cruz plays the role of Dr. Hugh Culber, a medical officer on the Discovery who's also in a romantic relationship with Stamets.
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"One thing to remember is that it's still a really rare disease," Dr. Karen Wong, a medical officer at the CDC, told BuzzFeed News.
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And Gloria Perry, who became the prison system's chief medical officer in 2008, said that she had never been to the East Mississippi prison.
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Aaron grantham, md, joins corindus vascular robotics as chief medical officer Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom +1-646-646-8780)
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"We say, 'dogs have owners, cats have staff,'" said Dr. Richard E. Goldstein, chief medical officer at the Animal Medical Center in New York.
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Kern, who has also been named chief medical officer, joins BrainStorm from Biogen, where he was senior vice president and head of worldwide medical.
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"We're obviously thrilled about being able to bring another option to patients," Dr. Julie Krop, the chief medical officer of AMAG, told the Times.
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CVS Health Chief Medical Officer Troyen Brennan declined to comment on PCSK9 sales, but said its cost management in the category has been effective.
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The two new Nipah cases in Kerala take the total number of confirmed cases to 17, Kozhikode district medical officer V. Jayashree told Reuters.
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Last year, Toronto's chief medical officer also called for the regulated distribution of drugs as a way to flush toxic fentanyl from the market.
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We have a chief medical officer who was an internist at Schiff Nutrition, which makes Airborne and was acquired [in 2012 for $1.4 billion].
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"It used to be the drug companies only took one price increase a year," said Dr. Steve Miller, chief medical officer at Express Scripts.
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The brain-eating amoeba cannot infect you if you drink contaminated water, explained Dr. Rajan Wadhawan, chief medical officer at Florida Hospital for Children.
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"Once an organ is procured, the clock starts ticking," says David Klassen, the chief medical officer at the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS).
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Mark Ambundo, a medical officer and warden at Mwea Prison, said it had an isolation unit with 20 rooms for patients to be quarantined.
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"We have increased our surveillance within our health system to ensure the timely diagnosis," said Sharon Belmar George, senior medical officer at the ministry.
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Dr. Thomas Lee, the company's chief medical officer, said Press Ganey had found no relationship between pain management questions and overall hospital satisfaction scores.
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He spent most of his career in Asia and Africa, as a U.S. Navy physician and as a medical officer with the State Department.
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"I believe that there are chemicals in marijuana that have medicinal properties," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society.
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So we asked David Klassen, chief medical officer for the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), a nonprofit organization, what everyone needs to know.
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Dr. Hasan Ali Khan, a medical officer at the hospital, also confirmed to CNN that Akbar was only brought in at around 4 a.
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Passegger's experience isn't all that unusual, said Dr. Allison Suttle, a gynecologist and chief medical officer at Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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Dr. Paulus Falke, the chief medical officer at the prison, has repeatedly said that Mr. Mladic's ailments were treated in keeping with Dutch protocols.
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Its chief medical officer, Steve Miller, told Reuters he "loves the science" behind Novartis's therapy, a potential cure for newborns who are diagnosed early.
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"All women must be tested," said the study's senior author, Dr. Sarah Kidd, a medical officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"We are still so young in addressing this," said Brian Hainline, a neurologist who in 223 became the N.C.A.A.'s first chief medical officer.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - There is a global shortage of coronavirus tests, causing a "bottleneck", England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said on Wednesday.
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The UK's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty says an epidemic reported that a patient with underlying health conditions has died after contracting the virus.
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Dr. Edward Fishkin, the chief medical officer, said most of the patients were older men who live in shelters and typically battle drug addiction.
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"As with any patient safety concern, we rigorously investigated all aspects around the incident," said Dr. Daniel Nafziger, Chief Medical Officer at Goshen Hospital.
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The health unit at Microsoft is a multi-billion dollar business, the company's chief medical officer said on CNBC's new "Beyond The Valley" podcast.
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Archelle Georgiou, MD, is former chief medical officer of UnitedHealthcare and has made national appearances on FOX Business Network, CNN and Good Morning America.
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He visited his patients on foot or by bicycle at their homes and also provided medication, said Sushil Choudhary, Unnao district chief medical officer.
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"Traditionally, everything was siloed," Dr. Charles Barron, NYC Health & Hospitals' deputy chief medical officer, said of the division between physical and mental health care.
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"This is a life and death issue for people with systemic allergic reactions," said Dr. James Baker, FARE's chief executive and chief medical officer.
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As one startling marker of social dislocation, one in five deaths in Tasiilaq is by suicide, said Henrik L. Hansen, Greenland's chief medical officer.
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Dr. Sladen first went to Antarctica in 1948, as a medical officer, amateur biologist and photographer with a British expedition led by Vivian Fuchs.
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The health unit at Microsoft is a multi-billion dollar business, the company's chief medical officer said on CNBC's new "Beyond The Valley " podcast.
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Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer James Wantuck said his doctors are available to start treating patients in states where they're not currently licensed.
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"I want pregnant women to be very clear that they should avoid alcohol as a precaution," Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England said.
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England's chief medical officer said the incident posed a low risk to the wider public but anyone feeling unwell was advised to seek medical advice.
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All were competing to develop the first commercial medical tricorders, and all are at least inspired by Star Trek medical officer Dr. McCoy's favorite tool.
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The woman picked up the virus in China before arriving in London, the UK's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty has confirmed in a statement.
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These findings were published on the same day that UK Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies released a report urging action on solving childhood obesity.
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"A further patient has tested positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of cases in the UK to three," Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said.
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Between education, time spent as a general medical officer, residency, and time owed back, the earliest we would return to civilian life would be 2031.
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"Pancreatic cancer can be defined as two types of tumors," explains Victoria Rutson Manax, MD, chief medical officer at the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN).
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"No one knows when her husband carried her out of the hospital," said Dr. Jaghu Lal Agarwal, assistant district medical officer at the Kalahandi hospital.
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What they're saying: Steve Miller, chief medical officer of Express Scripts, defended the brand-over-generic program and said employers are getting the best deal.
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A native of Hawaii, Dr. Noji spent roughly 20 years as a medical officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, leaving in 2008.
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Red Cross workers, including one medical officer, could be seen in the camp, but the most obvious and active presence was that of the army.
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"Chronic administration of givosiran is very, very well tolerated, both from a kidney and liver perspective," Chief Medical Officer, Pushkal Garg said on the call.
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But only 60 percent of the 280 living NASA astronauts actually take part in the program, said Richard Williams, NASA's chief health and medical officer.
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On December 22011th, ten days after the surgery, David Durand, the hospital's senior vice-president and chief medical officer, held a meeting with the family.
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Previously, Dr. Rickards was the Chief Medical Officer of the Oregon Health Authority, where he provided clinical and policy leadership in managing Oregon's Medicaid population.
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"There were many who doubted whether we could reach the goal and certainly the exact timeline," said Dr. Patrick Conway, chief medical officer for CMS.
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"These people are going to need help for quite a while," said Dr. Jim Lapkoff, a chief medical officer with the National Disaster Medical System.
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In July, Wisconsin's chief medical officer wrote a memo to healthcare providers warning them about a cluster of sick adolescents who had used e-cigarettes.
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Dr. Asima Ahmad is the co-founder and chief medical officer of Carrot Fertility, a company focused on making fertility care easier and more affordable.
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Nabriva Therapeutics strengthened the senior leadership team with the appointment of Jennifer Schranz, M.D., as chief medical officer to lead clinical development and medical affairs.
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It was written by Dr. Barry M. Straube, who was then the chief medical officer for the federal government's Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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The senior medical officer at the scene later told investigators she couldn't get a straight answer from the instructor or other sailors about what happened.
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Daniels is the chief medical officer at Puregraft, a leader in fat grafting solutions that is changing the way aesthetic and reconstructive medicine is practiced.
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Of the 21 infected on the ship, 19 were crew members who served passengers, according to Dr. Grant Tarling, chief medical officer for Carnival Corporation.
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Dr. Otis Webb Brawley, the chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, rejects an explanation based on "biological difference," pointing instead to dietary disparities.
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It's possible that survivor's guilt could increase one's risk for suicidal thinking, Victor Schwartz, the chief medical officer at the Jed Foundation, told NBC News.
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"In our view, the F.D.A. plays a really important role," Dr. Joanne Waldstreicher, the chief medical officer of Johnson & Johnson, said in an interview Thursday.
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Passengers and crew members aboard the large ship were not permitted to leave, Dr. Merlene Fredericks-James, the nation's chief medical officer, said on Tuesday.
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"It appears the virus was acquired in the U.K. and full contact tracing has begun," Chris Whitty, England's chief medical officer, said in a statement.
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Neil Leibowitz, the chief medical officer at Talkspace, says that the traffic to the platform has surged and that volume on the app is up.
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Dr. Victor Schwartz, a psychiatrist and chief medical officer of the Jed Foundation, a suicide prevention group, said the leaves can serve a good purpose.
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The advice to ban gatherings came from Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy, speaking on behalf of the top medical officers of Australia's states and territories.
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In a statement Friday, England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said the patients were now in the care of the country's National Health Service (NHS).
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Dr. Colleen McNicholas, chief medical officer for the affiliate, said it was done that way because there had been difficulties with contractors in the past.
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The death toll is expected to rise as the counting process continues, the chief casualty medical officer at Delhi's Guru Tej Bahadur Hospital said Wednesday.
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Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario's associate chief medical officer of health, said the patient was a man in his 50s who returned to Toronto on Jan.
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A year ago, the company hired Dr. Majid Fotuhi, a physician and neuroscientist trained at Harvard and Johns Hopkins University, as its chief medical officer.
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Perhaps not, but as Bloomberg reported last week, Ancestry appears to be hiring for a number of health-related positions, including a chief medical officer.
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The company selected Sleepio first partly because the app was backed by rigorous, published studies, said Dr. Troyen A. Brennan, CVS Health's chief medical officer.
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His first assignment as a medical officer, 20 years earlier, came amid another outbreak of malaria that killed whole villages, and infected him as well.
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Kristin Mascotti, M.D., is the Quality Medical Officer at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center and Miller Children's & Women's Hospital Long Beach View the discussion thread.
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"We encourage any patient with questions about their medical device to contact their doctor," St. Jude Chief Medical Officer Mark Carlson said in a statement.
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Patients examined in Illinois and Wisconsin have a median age of 19, said Dr. Jennifer Layden, chief medical officer for the Illinois Department of Health.
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CANADA'S CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER SAYS ALL TRAVELLERS ARE BEING ASKED TO CONSIDER SELF-ISOLATION UPON RETURN BEYOND MANDATORY MEASURES ALREADY IN PLACE FOR CERTAIN REGIONS
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"The whole hospital has been occupied with victims from the incident," Dr. Abib Ndiaye, the chief medical officer in Tambacounda, told a local radio station.
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Adding a dentist office, which offers everything from cleanings to Invisalign to crowns, "ties in nicely" with Walgreens' strategy, said Walgreens Chief Medical Officer Pat Carroll.
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Washington (CNN)The chief medical officer of the federal government's Medicaid program publicly rebuked the Republican health care plan backed by his boss, President Donald Trump.
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Dr. Sacks will direct the global strategy, planning and execution of Edge's clinical trials and will report directly to Edge's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Herbert Faleck.
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Dr. David Klassen, the chief medical officer for the United Network for Organ Sharing, said the medical outlook for H.I.V. patients had drastically changed since then.
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Dr. Richard Schilsky, ASCO's chief medical officer, said the findings introduce the potential of using Keytruda, which has fewer toxic side effects, in place of chemotherapy.
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Professor Dame Sally Davies, England's chief medical officer, is due to deliver in September a report that is likely to recommend more taxes on unhealthy foods.
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Robert Mozelsky, a medical officer with the FDA's Division of Dietary Supplement Products, also shared 14 other studies as relevant to the agency's stance on kratom.
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The Praluent net price will be at the "low end" of the ICER range including double-digit rebates, said Express Scripts Chief Medical Officer Steve Miller.
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"We at Rowing Australia back the two rowers named as absolutely clean and having abided by ASADA's rules," said Rowing Australia medical officer Professor Peter Fricker.
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"It's typically transmitted just by contact—a kiss from a relative, kids playing in daycare," says Sami Gottlieb, a medical officer at the World Health Organization.
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"Hemlibra has been shown to effectively reduce the frequency of bleeds compared to currently available medicines," Roche Chief Medical Officer Sandra Horning said in a statement.
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"It was a very reassuring study," said Mace Rothenberg, chief medical officer for Pfizer Oncology, noting that the result was virtually identical to the earlier study.
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Wexner Chief Medical Officer Andrew Thomas said during Monday's press conference that they treated multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts, most likely from stab wounds.
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The proposed payment models would affect Medicare payments for many specialty drugs, said Dr. Patrick Conway, acting principal deputy administrator and chief medical officer of CMS.
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Jonathan Gavras, M.D. is chief medical officer Prime Therapeutics The views expressed by this author are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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"The opioid epidemic has really highlighted the fact that we do not have enough people trained in addiction treatment," said Dr. Susan Freeman, chief medical officer.
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This is particularly true when the child is young or a newborn, said Margaret Moon, chief medical officer at Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Peter Bonis, MD is the chief medical officer for clinical effectiveness at Wolters Kluwer Health as well Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine.
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"These were people with very mild impairments, some confusion, forgetting someone's name on occasion," said Dr. Lynn Kramer, the chief clinical and medical officer for Eisai.
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Charles Holmes was former PEPFAR chief medical officer and deputy U.S. Global AIDS coordinator and now co-Directs Georgetown University's Center for global health and quality.
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Finally, at her husband's urging, Lee told an Embassy medical officer about her experience, and was added to the list of diplomats who were seeking treatment.
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"About 20173% of the increase (in the past five years) tracks back to the drug intoxication issue," said Dr. David Klassen, the network's chief medical officer.
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"The differences between Levels 2 to 5 are often really difficult to discern and time-consuming to document," said Dr. Kate Goodrich, Medicare's chief medical officer.
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Dr. Bala N. Hota, an associate chief medical officer at Rush University in Chicago who is overseeing the hospital system's response to coronavirus, praised the moves.
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Charlene Flash is an infectious-disease doctor and associate chief medical officer at Legacy Community Health, and a clinical assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine.
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By definition, a cold is a viral upper respiratory infection, so no virus, no cold, said Dr. Stan Spinner, chief medical officer for Texas Children's Pediatrics.
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"It's amazing how many think this is in the future," said Dr. Steve Miller, chief medical officer at Express Scripts, said of the looming payment problem.
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The NCAA on Tuesday announced the formation of a coronavirus advisory panel comprised of medical experts, college athletes and the organization's chief medical officer, Brian Hainline.
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They've already been burned by difficult-to-use electronic health records, which promised more progress than they delivered, noted Andrew Racine, chief medical officer at Montefiore.
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But Dr. Rishi Desai, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis, believes the symptoms and outcomes may directly correlate to how coronavirus moves through each infected person's body.
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The researcher, Dr. José Baselga, a towering figure in the cancer world, is the chief medical officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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The official, Dr. Otis W. Brawley, an executive vice president and chief medical officer, resigned his post late last week after 11 years at the society.
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According to Dr Jenny Harries, England's Deputy Chief Medical Officer, the coronavirus can stay on soft surfaces for 24 hours, and hard surfaces for 48 hours.
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It's a side of the insurance industry that is growing rapidly, said Dr. Carol McConnell, chief veterinary medical officer for Nationwide, the nation's largest pet insurer.
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England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said today his team was "working rapidly to identify any contacts the patients had," in order to prevent further spread.
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The woman's symptoms were not severe enough to require hospitalization, Dr. Barbara Yaffe, the province's associate chief medical officer of health, said at a news conference.
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These whales "have evidence of blunt force trauma, or large propeller cuts," said Deborah Fauquier, a veterinary medical officer at the agency's Office of Protected Resources.
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Dr. Otis W. Brawley, the chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, said that the new study pointed to inequity of access and good treatment.
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Prior to Shire, he served as the Executive Vice President of ISIS Pharmaceuticals, as the Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice President of Forest Laboratories, Inc.
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Dr. Patrick Conway, chief medical officer for the CMS, stressed that the new formula was not an attempt to undermine doctors' authority in the exam room.
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In addition, the regional chief medical officer has been detailed to administrative duties pending a review of the quality and safety of care, the statement said.
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Salesforce's chief medical officer Ashwini Zenooz is a radiologist with an ancient computer at home that she keeps around because it still has a disk drive.
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The nature of the injuries to the remaining three victims are still unclear, according to Andrew Thomas, chief medical officer of the university's Wexner Medical Center.
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Medibank's chief medical officer, Linda Swan told Mashable there's an emerging body of evidence that links loneliness to increased risk of disease and even slower recovery times.
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K2M's Chief Medical Officer, John P. Kostuik, MD, will introduce the interactive sessions, which feature a distinguished faculty of accomplished subject-matter experts from around the world.
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"Together, these applications signify a breakthrough pertaining to the ongoing development of our pioneering drug delivery technology," stated William MacArthur, MS, DVM, Chief Medical Officer of Zomedica.
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Pricing for new cancer drugs needs to be examined carefully, Dr. Len Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, said in a telephone interview.
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Appearing together on the SHOT show stage, NSSF president Steve Sanetti and AFSP chief medical officer Christine Moutier announced the rollout of collaboration in all 50 states.
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"The thing Ben Stiller doesn't understand is that his case is based on one positive experience," said Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society.
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Myriad's chief medical officer, Johnathan Lancaster, contested Mirza's view, arguing that a treatment benefit of just over three months was modest and patient selection still made sense.
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"This is another important study connecting the gut microbiome to obesity," said Dr. Zain Kassam, chief medical officer at OpenBiome, who was not involved in the study.
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Davies, the chief medical officer for England, described the growing ineffectiveness of antibiotics around the world as being on the same level as terrorism and climate change.
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"Medicare alone spends $114 billion annually caring for Americans with all stages of chronic kidney disease, " said Kerry Willis, chief medical officer at the National Kidney Foundation.
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Roche Chief Medical Officer Sandra Horning said Roche's data demonstrated Tecentriq was an effective treatment and might lead to additional treatment choices on offer for cancer victims.
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"Our hospitals are brimming in the ER," said Joan Faro, Chief Medical Officer at John T. Mather Memorial Hospital on Long Island, New York, in an interview.
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That's a big mistake, given that new funds are available for those that are bringing IT innovation to the space, said Medicaid chief medical officer Andrey Ostrovsky.
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The most reliable form of drug testing is liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), says Brent Boyett, chief medical officer at the addiction treatment center Pathway Healthcare.
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Cricket Australia chief medical officer John Orchard said the players had been briefed on how to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes and reminded of "safe-sex practices".
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Dr. Bhani Ram Paliwal, the principal medical officer at a government hospital in Phalodi, could not remember a day like Thursday in 15 years of working there.
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A physician who's worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 25 years, Nathwani was already Sanofi's chief medical officer when he was appointed chief digital officer in February.
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The shampoo doesn't actually add bacteria; instead it just makes sure that the existing bacteria doesn't get killed, according to Mother Dirt chief medical officer Larry Weiss.
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"We have run several tests for the Ebola virus and other viruses and they have been negative," said Mikael Köhler, the chief medical officer of the hospital.
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Speculation about internal CEO candidates had centered on two highly regarded executives with longer Biogen tenure - Chief Financial Officer Paul Clancy and Chief Medical Officer Al Sandrock.
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Some of those had returned home for testing and treatment, Nauert said, while others had been tested in Cuba, where the embassy has a fulltime medical officer.
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Queensland's chief medical officer Jeanette Young said it was no surprise that the child contracted Zika in Samoa because it has existed in the Pacific "for decades".
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New York's chief medical officer ruled out foul play and deemed that the manner of Epstein's death was "suicide," pointing to multiple broken bones in his neck.
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CLARIFICATION: Salesforce's chief medical officer did not specifically address analyst speculation about a possible acquisition; that was not clearly stated in an earlier version of this story.
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The UK, which has so far taken a more restrained approach, could see thousands of people contract the virus, its deputy chief medical officer told Sky News.
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"Let's say that we discover that COVID-22010 is an illness where the public health is really threatened," NCAA Chief Medical Officer Dr. Brian Hainline told CNN.
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Dr. Kathleen Dooling, a medical officer in the C.D.C.'s division of viral disease, said she expected the agency's final recommendation to be issued early next year.
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Dr. Charles Wellman, the longtime chief medical officer at the Hospice of the Western Reserve in Cleveland, has had patients who become alert only for the doctor.
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The American Red Cross still has blood donation centers open and has set up new ones at hospitals, said Dr. Pampee Young, the organization's chief medical officer.
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From 1871 to 1968, its holder was the nation's chief medical officer and commanded the Public Health Service Corps, a uniformed rapid-reaction force for health crises.
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So Karmazin was somewhat surprised to get a message from Jason Camm, chief medical officer at Thiel Capital, who expressed interest in what the company was doing.
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While 54 million Americans have sleep apnea, 80 percent of them are undiagnosed and untreated according to Dr. Carlos M. Nunez, MD chief medical officer for ResMed.
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Suicide-prevention trainings are mandatory for all V.H.A. hospital employees — from a janitor to the chief medical officer — so they can recognize when someone is at risk.
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But members had been anticipating cases of the new virus, said Dr. David Gifford, AHCA's chief medical officer and senior vice president of quality and regulatory affairs.
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The government has mostly stopped trying to "contain" the virus and is instead focusing on trying to delay its spread, the chief medical officer said on Thursday.
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"We are in close coordination with some of the leading health experts from around the world," said Dr. Grant Tarling, chief medical officer for Holland America Line.
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Patients need to be well-nourished to take the medication, but they rely on a good harvest to feed themselves, District Medical Officer Dr. Itai Matibiri explained.
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The CDC says hospital leadership like the chief medical officer, quality officers, epidemiologists, and department heads should review the CDC's COVID-19 guidance, which is available here.
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Four passengers tested positive for the virus in England after being evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan, according to Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty.
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The bride's father, a cardio-electrophysiologist, is a senior vice president and the chief medical officer for rhythm management and global health policy in Arden Hills, Minn.
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Dr. David E. Persse, Houston's chief medical officer, said he would prefer to do "active surveillance" — by, for example, testing all blood specimens taken in local hospitals.
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Richard Quattrone of the Navy, who served until September as the prison's chief medical officer, said just a small number of detainees had chronic mental health issues.
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Dr. Jemison studied medicine and engineering and served as Area Peace Corps Medical Officer for Sierra Leone and Liberia before joining NASA as an astronaut in 1987.
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Within days, the hospital's chief of anesthesiology and chief medical officer were in Dr. Dardik's office, praising his surgical skill while urging him to reduce his workload.
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In addition, Sergei Portugalov, formerly the athletics federation's chief medical officer, was banned for life by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in 2017 for doping violations.
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"It has hit every white socioeconomic class," said Dr. Andrew Kolodny, chief medical officer at Phoenix House, a nonprofit institution that treats substance abuse in 10 states.
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"It has hit every white socioeconomic class," said Dr. Andrew Kolodny, chief medical officer at Phoenix House, a nonprofit institution that treats substance abuse in 2000 states.
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Though the Summer Games in Tokyo are expected to go on as scheduled, "it is a dynamically changing situation," said Jonathan Finnoff, the new chief medical officer for Team U.S.A. Jonathan Finnoff became the chief medical officer of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee in January, taking on a job that typically focuses on the sports-related injuries and risks of athletes who represent the country at international competitions.
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The chief medical officer of St. Lucia said on Thursday that the ship would likely leave Port Castries where it was moored for its home port that night.
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However, the UK's departing chief medical officer Dr. Sally Davies last week said that she would favor a ban on flavored e-cigarettes, according to the Telegraph newspaper.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding on Monday named Eli Lilly executive Levi Garraway to succeed Sandra Horning as chief medical officer and head of global product development.
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"We are encouraged by these findings, but we remain vigilant," Trent Haywood, senior vice president and chief medical officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield, said in a statement.
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"It's a bait and switch," said Byock, executive director and chief medical officer for the Institute for Human Caring of Providence Health and Services, based in Torrance, Calif.
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"Right now, people don't differentiate and don't prefer retailers based on their quality, it's usually just a cost equation," said Dr. Steve Miller, Express Scripts chief medical officer.
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They are also found in parts of North America and Europe, not just in developing countries, said Anthony Solomon, medical officer for NTDs at the World Health Organization.
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"We have to be unpredictable, they have to know that we can turn up anywhere at any time," FIFA's chief medical officer Jiri Dvorak told Reuters by telephone.
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Back in the fall of 2016, he met with the Brigade Medical Officer in order to begin the process of getting a diagnoses and a medical treatment plan.
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Drugs firms used to say increases were due to inflation, says Steve Miller, the chief medical officer for Express Scripts, a firm that manages drug costs for employers.
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Talkspace, a start-up that offers therapy via video chat, is getting serious about selling to employers and has just brought on a chief medical officer to help.
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Ten patients were transported to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and two were declared dead at the hospital, said Dr. Dan Cass, executive vice-president and chief medical officer.
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Dr. R. Kim, the chief medical officer and chief of retina services at Aravind Eye Hospital, said the machine learning program could make treatment significantly easier and faster.
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The Caribbean country's chief medical officer, Dr. Merlene Fredericks James, said in a video message that authorities learned early Tuesday of a case of measles on the ship.
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There are 95 licensed meat shops in the region, while there could be up to 60 without licenses, according to Ashish Singla, medical officer at Gurgaon's municipal corporation.
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Evan Loh, M.D., is the President and Chief Medical Officer of Paratek Pharmaceuticals The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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Dr Todd Hobbs, Novo Nordisk's chief medical officer, has said the company planned to "take a very competitive strategy with the payors" in order to gain market share.
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"Providers and primary care providers play a crucial role in combating these rising STD rates," says Laura Bachmann, chief medical officer for the CDC division of STD prevention.
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"Forty years ago, we didn't understand the cancer, and we didn't understand the drugs," said Dr Richard Schilsky, chief medical officer at the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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"They die," says James R. Baker, Jr., the CEO and chief medical officer of Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE), a nonprofit advocacy group for people with food allergies.
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"Venclexta is the first approved medicine designed to trigger a natural process that helps cells self-destruct," Roche Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sandra Horning said in a statement.
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"They asked me to back them up and see if there was a loophole to justify rejecting the claim," said Dr. Koh, then the insurer's chief medical officer.
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The UK government's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty told a Downing Street press conference on Wednesday that full testing would need to be completed on the tests first.
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"We're obviously thrilled about being able to bring another option to patients," said Dr. Julie Krop, the chief medical officer of AMAG, which is based in Waltham, Mass.
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Dr. Marty Brueggemann, the chief medical officer at Virginia Mason Memorial in Yakima, a city in central Washington, said his hospital is just starting to see cases arrive.
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Ontario Chief Medical Officer David Williams said Monday that the province was "trying to get some direction from the federal government" on how to manage the snowbirds' return.
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Medical Officer of Health Dr. Penny Sutcliffe said the man sought medical care at Health Services North on March 7 and is now at home in self-isolation.
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Australia's Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy said on Saturday that it was "extremely unlikely" anyone who was at Tuesday's cabinet meeting would have contracted the infection from Dutton.
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As a health care provider and Planned Parenthood's chief medical officer, I worry that this move will manufacture a medical crisis for millions of women across the country.
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"Telehealth is being rediscovered," said Dr. Peter Antall, the chief medical officer for AmWell, a company based in Boston that is working with health systems across the country.
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Professor Chris Whitty, the country's chief medical officer, said it was now "highly likely" that the virus is being spread across the UK by people who haven't travelled.
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But the health centers aren't yet able to order coronavirus tests, Ron Yee, chief medical officer for the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC), told me yesterday.
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"The Chief Medical Officer has advised that there is a high level of concern about widespread community transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Iran," a statement said.
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"Given the fact that she has been in self-isolation, the risk to Ontarians remains low," said Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health David Williams in the release.
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"There have been plenty of eminent epidemiologists predicting 'pandemic X' for a number of years now," Adrian Hyzler, the chief medical officer at Healix International, told Business Insider.
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Dr. Fotuhi, Neurocore's chief medical officer, said that there were no physicians on site at the clinics, but social workers supervise lower-level technicians, who administer the neurofeedback.
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In addition, Global Chief Medical Officer John Schoonbee said the reinsurer has told insurers in recent months to make extra checks on whether vapers are using cannabis products.
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Of the injured, at least 210 suffered greater than 2000% body surface burns, and some could succumb to their wounds, said Peter Watson, the government's chief medical officer.
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By being so readily available, One Medical can reduce visits to an emergency room or an urgent care center, said Dr. Jeff Dobro, the company's chief medical officer.
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"About 50 percent, if not more, of the critical details we need for research are trapped in unstructured documents," said Dr. Amy Abernethy, the company's chief medical officer.
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"Travel spreads this kind of virus like wildfire," Adrian Hyzler, the chief medical officer at Healix International, which offers risk-management solutions for global travelers, told Business Insider.
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It was the beginning of a decade-long association with the corps that saw him become its chief medical officer and then, from 1977 to 303, its director.
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"It is good news that we are avoiding the transmission of Zika," said Dr. Susan Rossmann, the chief medical officer at Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center in Houston.
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"The Twins Study has been an important step toward understanding epigenetics and gene expression in human spaceflight," said J.D. Polk, chief health and medical officer at NASA Headquarters.
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An autopsy has confirmed that Zainab was strangled and sodomized and suggests she was raped, the medical officer who carried out the examination, Dr Quratulain Atique, told CNN.
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But Dr. Michael Patterson, Nunavut's Chief Medical Officer of Health, said COVID-19 could have devastating impacts because the territory struggles with overcrowded housing, making social distancing difficult.
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He had been in Burundi for about three weeks and had exhibited classic symptoms of haemorrhagic fever, including vomiting blood, the hospital's chief medical officer said earlier on Friday.
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"We are encouraged by these results as they add to the emerging body of evidence that supports our rationale for this combination," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer.
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Dr. David Albert, founder and chief medical officer of heart health technology company AliveCor, expects that artificial intelligence will eventually filter what ends up in the hands of doctors.
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The country's chief medical officer, Dr. Merlene Fredericks-James, said in a video message that Saint Lucia authorities learned early Tuesday of a case of measles on the ship.
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St. Lucia Chief Medical Officer Merlene Fredericks-James, who has declined to name the ship, said in a statement that the ship has fewer than 300 passengers and crew.
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Professor Chris Whitty, the UK's chief medical officer, said the new case had been been infected by coming into contact with a known carrier of the virus in France.
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Joe Kimura, chief medical officer at Atrius, said the organization opted to work with Verily because determining when heart failure patients need to be seen is a major challenge.
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"We reach out to the doctors who are prescribing and let them know that this history exists," said Dr. Doug Nemecek, chief medical officer for Cigna's behavioral health business.
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As it turned out, Smith actually had an "aggressive" tumor "wrapped around a very large blood vessel in the brain," explained Dr. John Tynes, chief medical officer at Bayshore.
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Mylan CEO Heather Bresch's contention that the so-called middlemen are responsible for higher drug prices couldn't be "farther from the truth," Express Scripts' chief medical officer said Thursday.
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"The FDA's approval of Ocrevus is the beginning of a new era for the MS community and represents a significant scientific advance," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer.
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"I'm starting to hear more and more that we are better than I think we really are," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society.
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Those who overdosed thought they were swallowing Percocet, but the overdose symptoms were "much more severe in onset," Dr. Christopher Hendry, chief medical officer of Navicent Health, said Tuesday.
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To avoid overwhelming patients, doctors should tailor their messages to the needs of the individual, said Dr. Richard Schilsky, chief medical officer of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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"Our business is not only about hardware," Jennifer Schneider, Livongo's chief medical officer said on stage Wednesday when asked if the relationship with Abbott cannibalizes its existing monitor business.
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" In an emailed statement to CNN, Nevada's chief medical officer Dr. John DiMuro said, "I can confirm that I am consulting with the NDOC as required by Nevada statute.
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Although England's Chief Medical Officer Sally Davies told the public there's a low risk of contamination, she advised people to wash their clothes and wipe down their personal belongings.
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A few simple steps can help reduce your risk of picking up a dangerous bug, says Dr. Brad Spellberg, chief medical officer for Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center.
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"This is a rare and tragic case and I offer my sincere condolences to the woman's family," South Australia Chief Medical Officer Paddy Phillips said in a news release.
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"We made a strategic decision—we're going to use that money to revitalize the public sector, because that's where people get care," Joia Mukherjee, the chief medical officer, recalled.
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Dr. Andrew Thomas, the chief medical officer for the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, declined to discuss Karageorge's care specifically, saying that his family had not given proper authorization.
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Dr. Daryl Osbahr, who is the chief medical officer of the Orlando City Soccer Club and a consultant for U.S. Soccer, confirmed that the sport is causing more injuries.
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Dr. Allison Suttle MD is Chief Medical Officer for Sanford Health, the largest rural health care system in the nation, with 44 hospitals in 85033 states and nine countries.
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Sotagliflozin, which was tested in two doses, could help manage and maintain glucose levels while reducing the risk of hypoglycemia, Pablo Lapuerta, chief medical officer at Lexicon, told Reuters.
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At the same time, the league has begun a search for a full-time chief medical officer who will work with teams, the N.F.L. Players Association and medical committees.
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VA leaders announced Tuesday that the agency's regional leader, chief medical officer, and seven other staff members were placed on administrative leave while the internal investigation is conducted, Military.
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The network monitors statistics but does not dictate medical care, impose policies or determine who can be listed for a transplant, explained its chief medical officer, Dr. David Klassen.
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"The awareness piece is a big problem," admits Ian Tong, a physician and the chief medical officer at Doctor On Demand, an app that offers smartphone consultations for $75.
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Thomas Van Gilder, Walmart's chief medical officer, pointed to the influx of healthcare jobs to the market as one reason behind the decision to offer health degrees and certifications.
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"We need to stop excessive measurement," said Dr. Donald M. Berwick, who headed the Medicare agency in 2010-11 and recruited Dr. Conway to be the chief medical officer.
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"The most important piece is really understanding and raising awareness around what a big problem this is," said Verily's chief medical officer Jessica Mega, in an interview with CNBC.
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Those conversations are being directed by the organization's new chief medical officer, Dr. Jonathan T. Finnoff, who joined the U.S.O.P.C. in January, just as the coronavirus outbreak was beginning.
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Staff members, contractors and government officials should be asked, "Do you need to be in-building to operate?" said Dr. David Gifford, the health care association's chief medical officer.
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"Mumps outbreaks are on the rise," said Dr. Janell Routh, a pediatrician who is a medical officer on the mumps team at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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At the two-year-old Extend clinic, Dr. Klein, the company's chief medical officer, could offer no figures because, as he explained, no clients have yet thawed their eggs.
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"Our protocols are not dependent on game situations or on the player's identity," Dr. Allen Sills, who serves as the league's chief medical officer, said in a phone interview.
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"We are seeing progress, but that doesn't mean we're done," said the lead author, Dr. Shelley S. Magill, a medical officer with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"One thing that came as a surprise was inconsistency in between states as opposed to just across states," said Dr. Ana Fuentevilla, chief medical officer of UnitedHealth Community & State.
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The NCAA has a contingency plan for the tournament and formed a medical advisory group that includes former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and NCAA Chief Medical Officer Brian Hainline.
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OTTAWA, March 9 (Reuters) - Canadian citizens should avoid all cruise ship travel amid the outbreak of the new coronavirus, the country's chief medical officer Theresa Tam said on Monday.
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Ireland's chief medical officer said the government had turned to measures to try to delay the spread, rather than simply contain it, following fresh case information late on Wednesday.
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But finding tests to tell which carriers of latent infections are most likely to fall ill is still crucial, said Dr. Daniel E. Everitt, the alliance's senior medical officer.
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As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the country, Britain is struggling to test people for the virus because of a shortage of capacity, England's chief medical officer said on Wednesday.
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The Norwegian athletes, who are accustomed to very cold weather, have adopted several strategies to stay warm in Pyeongchang, according to the team's chief medical officer, Dr. Mona Kjeldsberg.
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Myia is starting with congestive heart failure because the disease carries early warnings signs that could potentially be monitored from home, said Farzad Azimpour, the company's chief medical officer.
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"The Chief Medical Officer is preparing additional advice today for sharing with aged care facilities," Hunt said, according to a transcript of an interview on the health ministry's website.
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"Communication between physicians and patients is extremely important in working to identify the best treatment," said Dr. Jay Bhatt, senior vice president and chief medical officer of the organization.
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In fact, said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, the name changes that occurred went in the opposite direction, scientific evidence to the contrary.
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Of the 2150 injured, at least 2000 suffered greater than 71% body surface burns, and some could succumb to their wounds, said Peter Watson, the government's chief medical officer.
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AstraZeneca's Chief Medical Officer, Sean Bohen, said while the results of the drug trial had been "disappointing", the group would continue to assess whether the treatment prolonged overall survival.
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It was an age certificate, dated May 21, 2014, and stamped and issued by the chief medical officer of the Meerut district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
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In the agency's Friday announcement, Dr. William Maisel, chief medical officer in the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said the agency's review of stapler incidents is ongoing.
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"In pancreatic cancer, progress has been really slow so this is really quite exciting data for patients who have the BRCA mutation," said Dr. Baynes, Merck's chief medical officer.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Scotland has had its first death of a patient with coronavirus, an elderly patient with underlying health conditions, Scotland's chief medical officer said on Friday.
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But about a week after the November 27 Colorado Springs attack, Horvath-Cosper says the chief medical officer of the hospital where she works called her into a meeting.
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Her father is the senior vice president and chief medical officer of Quest Diagnostics in Madison, N.J. Until 2006, he was the chief medical officer for North Shore-LIJ Health System, now known as Northwell Health, in New Hyde Park, N.Y. Her mother is the chief of breast surgery for Northwell Health hospitals in New Hyde Park and Manhasset, N.Y. The groom, 32, graduated from Northwestern and the University of Illinois College of Medicine.
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"From the beginning, our team on Baseline has been thinking a lot about how to bridge the gap between research and care," said Dr. Jessica Mega, Verily's chief medical officer.
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John Pottage Jr., chief scientific and medical officer at ViiV Healthcare, said two drugs is the lowest number needed to inhibit the virus at different parts of its replication cycle.
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Each year, the number of mumps cases fluctuates within a range of a couple hundred to a couple thousand cases, explained Dr. Manisha Patel, a medical officer at the CDC.
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CEO Roger Pomerantz and Chief Technology Officer John Aunins executed pre-planned stock sales on July 27, records show, and Chief Medical Officer Michele Trucksis did so the next day.
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ZURICH, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding on Monday named Eli Lilly executive Levi Garraway to succeed Sandra Horning as chief medical officer and head of global product development.
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A person has tested positive in the UK for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases in the country to four, said the UK's top medical officer on Sunday.
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But if a survivor is able to lodge a formal complaint with the police, the next step is a physical exam by a legal medical officer at a government hospital.
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"We are very proud of our results and feel that it is a reflection of our high quality of care," said Dr. Catherine MacLean, chief value medical officer at HSS.
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Sangamo hopes to eventually enroll nine to 12 other patients to test the treatment and see if it's safe, says Edward Conner, Sangamo's chief medical officer and senior vice president.
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"Squamous non-small cell lung cancer is difficult to treat and there have been limited new treatment options over the last few decades," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer.
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"The study will continue as planned, with final OS results expected next year," Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer, said the company would meet regulators over its findings so far.
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"These data are a positive stride forward in an unserved disease area, and we look forward to evaluating next steps with health authorities," said Novartis Chief Medical Officer Vasant Narasimhan.
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"There's not just one cause we can attack," said Dr. Uma Reddy, medical officer in the pregnancy and perinatology branch of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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"The promise of gene therapy in general is that it would be once and done ... but that is uncertain at this point," Biogen Chief Medical Officer Alfred Sandrock told Reuters.
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"We suspect that these injuries were caused by vaping," said Dr. Michael Gutzeit, chief medical officer at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin where the teens were admitted, at a press conference.
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"The majority of calls we are getting are from patients looking for immunotherapies - particularly CAR-T therapies," said Dr. Gwen Nichols, chief medical officer at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
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The mental health portion of the legislation establishes a new assistant secretary for mental health in the Department of Health and Human Services as well as a chief medical officer.
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Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, said the recommendations of the various groups may be confusing but they are more evidence-based than decades ago.
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The results show ralinepag may bring about a consistent therapeutic effect similar to that of intravenous therapy, San Diego-based Arena's Chief Medical Officer Preston Klassen said in an interview.
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"Abstinence-based approaches don't do well for most patients ... and being pregnant doesn't necessarily change that equation" said Dr. Andrew Kolodny, former chief medical officer of the Phoenix House Foundation.
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"We are encouraged by these early results which demonstrate a high proportion of people responded to these investigational combination therapies," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer, in a statement.
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Todd and Ed Park, brothers who both worked at electronic health record company Athenahealth, are the co-founders and recruited Venrock's Bob Kocher to be the company's chief medical officer.
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However, Dr Musyafak, the chief medical officer of Jakarta's metropolitan police, says that the new tests still involve a doctor examining the cadet to see if her hymen is intact.
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"Think of a gene as a very long strand of DNA," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, who was not involved in the research.
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"We take care of these kids, as pediatricians it's not abstract," Dr. Robert Sege, chief medical officer of the Massachusetts-based research group Health Resources in Action, said by phone.
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The launch comes after Sally Davies, England's chief medical officer, told the Press Association that the world was facing a "dreadful post-antibiotic apocalypse" if action was not taken immediately.
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The medical officer of Kollam, Dr. C. R. Jaysankar, said many of the deaths occurred when pieces of concrete, knocked loose by the explosions, fell on members of the crowd.
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Mr. Northam, who has treated gunshot victims as a pediatric neurologist and an Army medical officer, said he had hoped for bipartisanship from Republicans when he called a special session.
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Jason Mitchell, the Chief Medical Officer of Presbyterian, declined to comment on the lawsuit but maintained that the health system had no problem working with private practitioners in the community.
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A quarter of total US healthcare spending — between $83.93 and $935 billion every year — is waste, according to anew JAMA studylead by William Shrank, who is Humana's chief medical officer.
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Twelve construction workers were injured, at least three to four critically, according to Dr. Jeffrey Bates, chief medical officer at the Coryell Memorial Healthcare System in Gatesville, west of Waco.
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"From a global perspective, there's been an increase in demand for the expertise that veterinarians provide to society," said Dr. Christine Jenkins, the company's chief medical officer for U.S. operations.
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The first part, led by the government's chief medical officer, Professor Sally Davies, will weigh the evidence available for the medicinal and therapeutic benefits of cannabis-based medicines, Javid said.
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Senior medical officer Ghassan Findi told state television the death toll was expected to rise with rescue operations still continuing and scores of injured still being rushed to nearby hospitals.
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Bercovici had reported that Ambrosia founder Jesse Karmazin told him that Jason Camm, the "chief medical officer" for Thiel Capital, approached Karmazin in July 2016 to express interest in Ambrosia.
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Federal officials are trying to raise awareness of the practice by training doctors and other medical professionals, said Laura Bachmann, chief medical officer of the CDC's office of STD prevention.
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"This finding confirms or reinforces what everybody has been moving to over the last 5 to 8 years," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society.
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None of the conspiracy theories are backed by actual evidenceNew York's chief medical officer ruled out foul play in Epstein's death, and the conspiracy theories surrounding his suicide remain baseless.
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"The biggest problem off the top is there's sort of like a surge capacity," said Dr. Marcus Plescia, chief medical officer for the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
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The company added a COVID-19 assessment tool and expects to triple its number of doctors to keep up with recent patient demand, according to Chief Medical Officer Bradley Younggren.
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Hudson's departure follows the exit of Samit Hirawat, head of oncology drug development, who is to become chief medical officer at Bristol-Myers Squibb in a move announced on Wednesday.
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"We are flying pretty blind and working hard to get some clear vision," said Sally Davies, the chief medical officer of England and a leader of the United Nations panel.
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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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" Denver Health's chief medical officer, Dr. Connie Savor Price, said it doesn't take quite that long at the company's hospital in the city, but "the turnaround time is still slow.
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Dr. Claudia Cohn, director of the Blood Bank Laboratory at the University of Minnesota and chief medical officer of AABB, said that normally, older Americans are the country's best donors.
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In Illinois, 22 people have been hospitalized after experiencing respiratory illnesses following vaping, according to Jennifer Layden, chief medical officer and state epidemiologist at the Illinois Department of Public Health.
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"We anticipate we are no more than two weeks behind New York City," P.J. Brennan, chief medical officer of the massive University of Pennsylvania Health System, told The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Two patients from the same family in England have tested positive for coronavirus, the first such cases in Britain, England's chief medical officer said on Friday.
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"We need a contingency fund for epidemics," said Dr. Paul Jarris, chief medical officer of the March of Dimes, which fights for Zika funding because of the danger to infants.
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"These offerings will arm associates to fill critical health-care roles across Walmart and Sam's Club," Walmart chief medical officer, Dr. Thomas Van Gilder, said on a call with media.
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Harry the poodle's vet, Richard Goldstein, the chief medical officer at Animal Medical Center, said that a trip to the veterinary emergency room can lead to some tense family discussions.
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"Baloxavir marboxil is the first antiviral to show a clinically meaningful benefit in people who are most susceptible to complications from the flu," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer.
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An autopsy has confirmed that Zainab was strangled and sodomized and suggests she was raped, the medical officer who carried out the examination, Dr Quratulain Atique, told CNN on Thursday.
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"If we don't have places for our caregivers to stay, then we don't have a hospital to operate," Chad Krilich, chief medical officer for Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, told POLITICO.
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"We are in close coordination with some of the leading health experts from around the world," Dr. Grant Tarling, chief medical officer for Holland America Line, said in the statement.
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The young man had been in Burundi for around three weeks, and was exhibiting classic symptoms of haemorrhagic fever, including vomiting blood, the hospital's chief medical officer said earlier on Friday.
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"All the preliminary clinical data that have been generated, both by us and by our competitors indicate that the treatment benefit will be transformative," said David Chang, Kite's chief medical officer.
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"We conducted a review and learned that two cooling towers had elevated levels of Legionella bacteria," Walt Disney Parks and Resorts chief medical officer Dr. Pamela Hymel told the OC Register.
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Samumed Chief Medical Officer Dr. Yusuf Yazici told Business Insider that he thinks the results make sense, given that it may be possible that the higher dose was over-stimulating cells.
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"With the flu season that's going on right now, it is not too late for a vaccine," said Dr. James Steinberg, chief medical officer at Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta.
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"We really wanted to know more about the timing of death," said the report's lead author, Dr. Emily Petersen, medical officer and ob-gyn in the CDC's Division of Reproductive Health.
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"We are working closely with the FDA to bring this treatment regimen to people with this type of lung cancer as soon as possible," said Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer.
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"The spread of e-cigarette use among youth jeopardizes the progress made in reducing smoking over the last two decades," Troyen Brennan, CVS Health's chief medical officer, said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A fourth person in England has tested positive for coronavirus, having contracted the illness from a previously confirmed British patient in France, England's Chief Medical Officer said on Sunday.
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"The goals need to be realistic and inclusive of patient choice and shared decision-making between patients and their doctors," said Bryan Becker, chief medical officer for DaVita Integrated Kidney Care.
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Seely is an endocrinologist with more than 20 years of drug development experience, including as chief medical officer of biotech firm Medivation, where she worked for 10 years ending in 2015.
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The woman was treated and released and has no other medical problems related to the bacteria that we know of, according to Dr. Alex Kallen, a medical officer with the CDC.
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Dr. Tony Dodek, the associate chief medical officer for BCBS Massachusetts, saw that 1% of the its customers -- or about 30,000 people -- were getting first-time prescriptions for long-acting narcotics.
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Reuters partner ANI, a domestic news agency, reported that the Chief Medical Officer of the Civil Hospital in Amritsar said 60 people were killed and at least 51 people were injured.
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"The American Heart Association is proud of the accomplishments of the Play 4973 initiative," Eduardo Sanchez, the AHA's chief medical officer for prevention, said in an emailed statement to BuzzFeed News.
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"Given a growing interest from consumers in whole body cryotherapy, the FDA has informally reviewed the medical literature available on this subject," said Aron Yustein, a medical officer with the FDA.
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Dr. Andrew Kolodny, chief medical officer of Phoenix House, a substance abuse treatment program, said the United States is experiencing an epidemic of opioid addiction, not a recreational opioid use problem.
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Jason Camm, chief medical officer for Thiel Capital, is also one of the company's medical advisors — however, the startup is quick to point out it is not associated with Thiel Capital.
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UnitedHealth tracks copay assistance payments at its mail order specialty pharmacy BriovaRx and wants to introduce them to other specialty pharmacies it works with, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sam Ho said.
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"We want to be able to give players detailed information about the consequences of suffering three, four or five concussions," Dr Simon Kemp, the RFU's chief medical officer, told the Times.
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Mr. McDermott, 79, is a psychiatrist who served in the Navy treating soldiers and sailors returning from the Vietnam War and later as a Foreign Service medical officer stationed in Zaire.
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The new research is part of the reason the UK's chief medical officer, in the beginning of January, released new guidelines about drinking that suggested that pregnant women should abstain completely.
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I spoke to Victor Schwartz, a psychiatry professor at New York University and chief medical officer of the suicide prevention program the JED Foundation, shortly after 13 Reasons Why came out.
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Chief Medical Officer Dr. Reynold Ofanoa said that officials became suspicious after a sharp rise in the number of patients suffering acute fever and rashes since the beginning of the year.
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"Recognizing the trend, UNOS is looking for ways to widen the donor pool and improve the way organs are allocated for transplantation nationwide," said Dr. David Klassen, UNOS' chief medical officer.
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The Toronto Raptors have Teresa Resch as vice president of basketball operations and player development, and Dr. Lisa Callahan is chief medical officer for both the Knicks and the WNBA's Liberty.
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Dr. Donald Rucker, the former chief medical officer of Siemens Healthcare who teaches at Ohio State University, was tapped as the new national health IT chief, multiple news outlets have reported.
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Dr. Andrew Racine, a pediatrician and chief medical officer of Montefiore Health System in the Bronx, said the GOP bill would undo the work of getting more kids access to care.
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A spokeswoman for New Jersey-based Ethicon and attorneys at McMoran O'Connor & Bramley who represent the company's former chief medical officer, Joel Lippman, said the terms of the agreement were confidential.
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Ebola survivor Salomé Karwah died last week four days after suffering complications from giving birth by caesarean section in a major hospital, according to the ministry's chief medical officer Francis Kateh.
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Len Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, remembers encountering these mentalities as far back as the mid-70s when he was working as an oncologist in Baltimore.
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"We think we'll reach that goal," Dr. Patrick Conway, chief medical officer for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), said at an event hosted by The Hill on Tuesday.
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"While these results are disappointing, we remain committed to evaluating the potential of Imfinzi and other innovative medicines for patients with head and neck cancer," said Chief Medical Officer Sean Bohen.
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"Venetoclax is a potential new way to treat this difficult type of chronic lymphocytic leukemia," Sandra Horning, Roche's chief medical officer and head of global product development, said in a statement.
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Dr. Christine Moutier, chief medical officer for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, said it's normal for survivors to ask questions about what signs they missed or what they could have done.
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"We're trying to expand the donor pool," said Dr. David Klassen, the chief medical officer of the United Network for Organ Sharing, the nonprofit organization that manages the nation's transplant system.
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Lately there have been some encouraging steps: NFL Chief Medical Officer Allen Sills recently voiced support for exploring medical marijuana for treatment of TBI, a previously controversial stance within the organization.
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George Chiampas, U.S. Soccer's chief medical officer, said the focus on the younger age groups in the United States was driven in part by concern about the lack of extensive research.
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Tony Dodek, an associate chief medical officer at the insurer, added that if it was developing the plan today, the insurer would most likely place a tighter limit on initial prescriptions.
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The drug-resistant STD is indicative of other bacterias becoming resistant to treatment—a problem that Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies says is as bad as the threat of terrorism.
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Richard Quattrone of the Navy, who left his post as the prison's chief medical officer in September, said his staff mostly dealt with detainees' anxiety over whether they would be released.
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In an interview with the Associated Press that day, Brian Hainline, the NCAA's chief medical officer, said contingency plans were being discussed that could result in games being played without fans.
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"So much of what I have seen in these D.T.C. tests are false positives and cannot be trusted," said Dr. Robert Nussbaum, chief medical officer at Invitae, a medical testing lab.
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"We are carefully monitoring the evolving coronavirus situation and are in regular contact with health agencies for information and guidance," Disney Parks' chief medical officer Pamela Hymel said in a statement.
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"We thought it prudent that we quarantine the ship, so no one was allowed to leave the ship," Dr. Merlene Fredericks James, the country's chief medical officer said in a statement.
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"It's the blood on the shelf" that matters most during a tragedy, Louis Katz, Chief Medical Officer of America's Blood Centers, the country's largest network of community blood centers, tells Tonic.
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He served as president of global health at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and then as chief medical officer for Takeda, helping it rise in the Access to Medicine rankings.
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After he came down with a cough and a high temperature in the late afternoon on Thursday, he consulted Professor Whitty, the chief medical officer, and was tested for the virus.
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"Right now, there is a bottleneck when it comes to just screening patients, " said Dr. R. Kim, a nephew of Dr. V's who now serves as chief medical officer at Aravind.
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Johnson was tested for COVID-19 on Thursday on the advice of England's chief medical officer after experiencing "mild symptoms," a spokesman for No. 10 Downing Street said in a statement.
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In normal times, some blood is shipped nationally but most donations tend to remain local, said Dr. Joe Chaffin, the chief medical officer of LifeStream Blood Bank, in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The UK's coronavirus lockdown could be extended for up to six months, with some social-distancing measures potentially lasting beyond that time, the country's deputy chief medical officer said on Sunday.
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Dr. Jenny Harries, the UK's deputy chief medical officer, said on Sunday that the strict new rules would be reviewed every three weeks for up to six months and possibly beyond.
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"After experiencing mild symptoms yesterday the prime minister was tested for coronavirus on the personal advice of England's Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty," a Downing Street statement said Friday morning.
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Jack Jeng, Scanwell's chief medical officer, says the test, made by Chinese biotech company Innovita, is the sole Covid-19 antibody test to be approved by China's equivalent of the FDA.
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They evaded an arrest by the Gestapo when my grandfather displayed his uniform, revolver and medals: He had served as a medical officer in the German army during the Great War.
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Chris Whitty, England's chief medical officer, said this week that the UK was also close to advising people with even a minor infection or cough to isolate themselves for a week.
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"This couldn&apost have happened at a worse time for Wuhan," Adrian Hyzler, the chief medical officer at Healix International, which offers risk-management solutions for global travelers, told Business Insider.
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Dr. David Williams, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, said that additional tests were expected to confirm that the man, who was in stable condition, had been infected with the virus.
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The UK's Chief Medical Officer Chris Witty said on Tuesday morning that the current "reasonable" worst case scenario was that one per cent of people who contracted the virus would die.
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"This is something we have a tremendous amount of experience with," said Dr. Paul Stefanacci, the chief medical officer for acute care of Universal Health Services, a for-profit hospital chain.
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"The patients are receiving specialist NHS care, and we are using tried and tested infection control procedures to prevent further spread of the virus," England's chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, said.
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According to Adrian Hyzler, chief medical officer at Healix International, children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those who are immuno-compromised are more susceptible to the Wuhan coronavirus&apos severest complications.
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"The goal is to test whether alternative approaches will lead to better value," Dr. Patrick Conway, chief medical officer at the CMS, told reporters when he announced the model last month.
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The NFL and Dr. Allen Sills, it's chief medical officer, did not respond when asked whether the league is considering changing its CTE and concussion protocol because of the recent study.
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Along with Schuchat, the subcommittee will hear from Dr. Ngozi Ezike of the Illinois Department of Public Health and Dr. Albert Rizzo, the chief medical officer of the American Lung Association.
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Express Scripts, the nation's largest pharmacy benefit manager, is discussing the changes with its customers at an annual meeting in Florida today, Chief Medical Officer Steve Miller said in an interview.
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When Carolyn Jasik recruits doctors to work at Omada Health, where she's the chief medical officer, she has product developers vet the top candidates to make sure they're the right fit.
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"These are not easy treatments to tolerate," said Dr. J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, interim chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, who was not involved in either of the two studies.
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"These trials will increase our understanding of heartfailure, the patient population who may benefit from Entresto, and could potentially support applications to regulatory authorities," said Vas Narasimhan, Novartis' chief medical officer.
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After authorities found her, an autopsy confirmed she had been strangled and suggested she had been sexually assaulted, the medical officer who carried out the examination, Dr. Quratulain Atique, told CNN.
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She is a daughter of Dorothy J. Scanlon and Dr. John P. Scanlon of Lafayette Hill, Pa. The bride's father is the chief medical officer at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia.
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This story has been revised to clarify the hierarchy within the Wisconsin Health Department's Public Health Division, in reference to respiratory disease epidemiologist Thomas Haupt and Chief Medical Officer Jonathan Meiman.
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