Second, you have to pass an incredibly demanding physical examination.
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It includes a physical examination to determine whether they have a communicable disease.
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According to the letter from Dr. Monahan, Mr. Sanders's most recent physical examination, on Dec.
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Mr. Louis's physical examination forms from his time in foster care mention no such therapy.
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"One of those things that I look for in the physical examination is tremors," he said.
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Dr. Busk summarized Mr. Pence's medical history and results of a physical examination from July 6.
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The doctor added that the claims over Trump's health were not based on his physical examination.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump, 71, will undergo his first comprehensive physical examination as commander in chief.
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A forensic pathologist has conducted a physical examination and an autopsy, and will release a final report.
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The White House released the results of President Obama's physical examination, conducted by Dr. Ronny L. Jackson.
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Now, the President weighs 243 pounds, an increase of 4 pounds, according to the physical examination results.
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They were not authorized to speak publicly about the pact because it was pending a physical examination.
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Staff dressed up in #panda costumes make physical examination on giant panda baby in SW #China's #Sichuan pic.twitter.
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In 2008, it was previously recommended that each candidate receive a physical examination from a licensed independent physician.
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" The documents continues, "She did not have any physical injuries that required a physical examination in the past.
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When it came time for a physical examination, Lee and I stood behind a curtain, giving Shteynberg privacy.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how Donald J. Trump disclosed results of his recent physical examination.
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In 2014, the FDA issued an alert that allowed US officials to detain kratom without a physical examination.
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Mr. Sarfo was fingerprinted, and a doctor came to draw a blood sample and perform a physical examination.
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The only way to have prevented this outcome would have been to dispense with the initial physical examination.
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The act allows for any athlete's right to play on a women's team as subject to physical examination.
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Then the neural network was given new information, including a patient's symptoms as determined during a physical examination.
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"The main purpose of the physical examination of the jaw is to determine the source of pain," he says.
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The orca began showing signs of discomfort Saturday afternoon, prompting her veterinarians to begin treatment after a physical examination.
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Upon arrival at the black site, detainees were given a physical examination and their heads and beards are shaved.
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Trump is scheduled for his annual physical examination this Friday, January 12, at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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In fact, there is no physical examination that can determine whether a person has ever had sex, Mishori said.
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It was, too, all but completely lacking in those small but psychically significant reassurances we expect from a physical examination.
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Trump physical examination: Physicians at Walter Reed Medical Center on Friday will administer Trump's second medical exam as president (CNN).
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Photo: Kumar, et al (BMJ Case Reports)On the initial physical examination, the lump was suspected to be a tumor.
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"Rubbing the female genitalia during a physical examination is always inappropriate, whether or not gloves are used," the panel said.
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This involves a regimented exercise schedule in the weeks leading up to launch, as well as an extensive physical examination.
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Conley said in a statement earlier this year that Trump was in "very good health" after a full physical examination.
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" The doctor described Trump's blood pressure as "astonishingly excellent," his stamina as "extraordinary" and his physical examination showing "only positive results.
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Chaffetz's office clarified this week that any insight into the candidates' mental health would only come from the general physical examination.
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He was held in a small, windowless room with four other patients, and prison doctors refused to conduct a physical examination.
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For example, the report found that people with severe mental illness are less likely to have a physical examination than their peers.
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During her hospital stay, Alyssa asked that a family friend, Joy Schmitt, stay with her while a doctor did a physical examination.
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The results from Obama's physical examination last month showed that his total cholesterol level fell to 188 from 213 in May 2014.
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Following a physical examination, it was confirmed that the woman's legs had started to lose sensation and she could barely flex her feet.
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LASER POINTER BURNS HOLE IN BOY&aposS RETINA "A physical examination showed a superficial moving oblong nodule at the upper eyelid," doctors wrote.
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Not all conditions can be treated virtually, without a physical examination, and questions remain regarding the privacy and security of all our health data.
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This all points to the need to have an independent physician give both candidates for president a physical examination, which would be disclosed publicly.
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In her report, Lipner describes this as a "relatively common physical examination finding" that has been linked to infections, medications, autoimmune and heritable conditions.
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A physical examination this week revealed no new problems, and the tenderness Wheeler felt could have been related to scar tissue in his arm.
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Trump underwent a physical examination at the Walter Reed military hospital on Friday, performed and supervised by Dr. Sean Conley, physician to the President.
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President Trump will undergo a routine physical examination in early 2018 and the records will be released to the public, the White House said Thursday.
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So, after running through your medical history, your doctor will probably ask to do a physical examination, and, in most cases, take a stool sample.
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Federal agencies act on kratom In 2014, the FDA issued an import alert that allowed US Customs agents to detain kratom without a physical examination.
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Nonetheless, the FDA issued an import alert, based on the assertion that Kratom is dangerous, thus permitting automatic detention of Kratom materials without physical examination.
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Participants between the ages of 220 and 285 were given a physical examination, which included laboratory tests for 203 HPV types, followed by an interview.
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Mr. Trump is due for his annual physical examination on Friday, but the White House would not say whether it would include mental acuity tests.
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Along with other candidates, he takes a written and physical examination, and then makes his way through a Kafkaesque series of corridors and waiting rooms.
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The Minnesota Republican, elected in 2018, posted his statement on Twitter, saying he's "feeling great" a year after the unexpected diagnosis during a physical examination.
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The poll finds that 82% feel a president should be required to take an annual physical examination to check the condition of his physical health.
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If his rehabilitation period happens to push up towards the latter end of the predicted range, he might not pass a physical examination before the deadline.
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Partner with your veterinarian when this happens – a thorough physical examination can help discern whether the changes you've noticed are due to pain, or something else.
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The doctor added that the claims over Trump's health were not based on his physical examination and were instead agreed with Trump over a phone call.
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The people were not authorized to discuss the deal publicly because it was pending a physical examination, and the team had not yet officially announced it.
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Monson said that what started as a routine first visit with friendly conversation led to a physical examination like no other and ended in an assault.
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The agreement was confirmed by a person with direct knowledge of the deal who was not authorized to comment publicly until Britton passes a physical examination.
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The researchers used data on more than 22014 million Israeli adolescents who underwent a physical examination when they were evaluated for military service between 22 and 22.
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The researchers also didn't have access to information on other factors that could influence risk, such as socioeconomic status, physical examination findings, blood work or smoking status.
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Donald J. Trump discusses health care — and his recent physical examination — before making his third appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," at 11:35 p.m.
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Instead, patients disrobe incompletely, or sometimes not at all, just opening little portals in their clothing through which what passes for a physical examination can be performed.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will undergo a physical examination early next year and allow doctors to release details of his medical evaluation, keeping with past precedent.
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I am also learning how to conduct a physical examination, from peering into eyes and ears to feeling pulses on the ankles and feet, and everything in between.
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Dr. Conley at the time described it vaguely as an "interim checkup," but Mr. Trump has been unclear about his follow-up plans for a full physical examination.
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Cole, 26, agreed to the deal, which is pending a physical examination in the coming days, late Tuesday night, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.
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After much resistance and under increasing pressure, President Trump's White House this week allowed Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson, the White House doctor, to release results from a physical examination.
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Donald Trump takes Propecia for male-pattern hair loss, White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson revealed on Tuesday, along with other new details from the president's routine physical examination.
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"A physical examination revealed an obvious deformity in the anterior mid-upper arm that became more pronounced during elbow flexion," when the joint bends, Yoshida wrote in the Journal.
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According to an MLB Network report Saturday morning and multiple subsequent reports, Davis agreed to a seven-year, $161 million contract with the Orioles on Friday, pending a physical examination.
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Medina-Kirchner's experiments require finding participants who have no psychiatric disorders, substance abuse issues, or certain physical conditions and who can pass an in-person psychiatric interview and physical examination.
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A physical examination affirmed the jaundice and right upper abdominal tenderness, while lab tests revealed high levels of transaminases—liver enzymes indicative of damage and evidence of chronic hepatitis C infection.
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As rumors swirl that the president is mentally unfit to hold office and has early-stage dementia, President Donald Trump is set to undergo his first physical examination since taking office.
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An assessment of a smell disorder typically would include a physical examination of the ears, nose and throat; a review of your health history and a smell test, among other analyses.
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Mr. Trump's first physical examination as president was highly anticipated, in part because of an increasing number of public questions about his sometimes erratic behavior during his first year in office.
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Liu is shown in the three-minute video playing badminton outside, being given a physical examination by prison guards and getting treatment from doctors, as well as being visited by his wife.
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Then, the researchers checked the downstairs plumbing of the rats with a physical examination and probe, focusing on the muscles that contract and help guide food (and eventually waste) through the gut.
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There's the lack of physical examination, limited access to patient records, decrease in privacy and lack of a patient-provider relationship that may lead to lower-quality care, according to the study.
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The fraud investigator has to go through a number of trials for the process, including a full physical examination and lying down in an enclosed box for an unsettling amount of time.
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Medicare now recognizes five levels of office visits, with Level 5 involving the most comprehensive medical history and physical examination of a patient, and the most complex decision making by the doctor.
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Through abstract sounds and gestures, Knight and the performer Natasha L. Turner, joined by a supporting ensemble, create a sense of ritual that becomes a physical examination of the power of place.
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The senator's most recent physical examination in January "was normal," with her blood pressure level at 115/57 and a cardiac exam showing a regular heart rate of 70 beats per minute.
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Back in late September, an anesthesiologist from Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Mark Heath, conducted an extensive physical examination to determine whether there were any veins suitable to deliver a lethal injection.
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Before he entered his cell, prison officials subjected Lee to an identification check and physical examination, according to the detention centre official, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the matter.
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Some data suggests that touch (massage, hair touching, and physical examination) and sound (monotone whispering, scratching, and tapping) are the strongest triggers of ASMR, because those are the ones most present in infancy.
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Dispatch workers didn't receive higher wages for overtime hours and were offered only unpaid sick leave, and were required to cover their own fees for a physical examination when starting work at the factory.
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For the study, data were collected from Americans ages 2 to 19 and 20 and older, through mobile physical examination centers across the country, and then measured using body-mass index (BMI), Hales said.
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The results from President Trump's first physical examination in office were released on Tuesday, and the White House physician, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, gave Mr. Trump high marks in both physical and mental fitness.
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Noritz suggested that doctors ask specifics about what is likely to make the patient upset, what parts of the physical examination are tough to do, and if adjustments to the usual clinic routine might help.
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A brief physical examination by Dr. Wei Li Chen and Dr. Chia-Chieh Hsiao, physicians and researchers in the hospital's Department of Ophthalmology, revealed left eyelid bruising and an artfully, if painfully, distorted left pupil.
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A Spanish-speaking ICE agent named Blanca Chapa was sufficiently concerned that she immediately sent him to the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, where a nurse gave him a sexual assault interview and a physical examination.
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The President's 803 physical President Trump's most recent full physical examination took place in February 2019, and it revealed that the 6-foot-3-inch Trump weighed 243 pounds, 4 more pounds than the previous year.
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The startup, which was founded in 2014, aims to supplement traditional healthcare systems with an on-demand (paid) service for patients wanting fast and convenient access to a doctor when they don't need a full physical examination.
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Late Monday, they agreed to a deal with third baseman Todd Frazier for two years and $17 million, according to multiple people familiar with the contract who requested anonymity because the deal was pending a physical examination.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump, 71, will undergo his first comprehensive physical examination as president, and the first formal check on his former doctor's Trumpian 2015 campaign claim that he'd be the "healthiest individual ever elected" to the office.
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Semenya said in witness statements that she had been subjected to gender verification tests that included an intrusive physical examination ordered by South African track authorities in the buildup to the 2009 world championships, when she was 18.
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Doctors at the time could scarcely leave sanctimony at the door to perform pelvic exams — "it was too indelicate, in its assumption that a doctor would perform a physical examination," writes Flanders — though plenty did recommend maternity corsets.
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Hers trumpets that it offers Addyi, though the drug has had a troubled journey to market, and some medical professionals have questioned its effectiveness — or at the very least, the wisdom of prescribing it without a physical examination.
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"I performed your most recent physical examination on February 12, 2016 when you were 57 years old.. .. Your general physical and mental health examination was normal including blood pressure 85033/81 mmGh, and pulse of 71," Monahan wrote.
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It added that Liu had a history of hepatitis B before imprisonment and prison authorities had provided him with an annual physical examination as well as monthly checkups, and no abnormal conditions had been found before the recent diagnosis.
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"Almost nothing in the complete annual physical examination is based on evidence," Michael Rothberg, who directs the Cleveland Clinic Medicine Institute Center for Value-Based Care Research, wrote in the esteemed Journal of the American Medical Association in 2014.
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She crafted the perfect fake identity, only to find when she arrived, the "Mother Bunny" didn't want any personal details, just her measurements (as well as a series of physical examinations, including a blood test and physical examination for STIs).
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The statement also said Liu had a history of hepatitis B before imprisonment and prison authorities had provided him with an annual physical examination as well as monthly checkup -- and no abnormal conditions had been found before the recent diagnosis.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has gained weight over the past year and is now in the obese range, although he remains in "very good health overall," according to results of an annual presidential physical examination conducted last week.
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"On Islamic State, we recorded women being stoned for adultery, frequently for violations of the dress code, detention and beatings of women including pregnant women for minor violations, and forced physical examination to determine virginity," said Hanny Megally, a U.N. commissioner.
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Marina is subjected to a humiliating physical examination—"How should I treat him?" the medical orderly whispers—and, later, hustled out of church for having dared to trespass upon Orlando's wake, where a child starts crying at the sight of her.
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Here's an excerpt from the BOSF's official statement about the incident:A preliminary physical examination conducted by our medical team has determined this is an albino orangutan: her hair, eye, and skin color is paler than normal, and she is also sensitive to light.
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So the appearance on Dr. Oz's show, announced on Friday, had been anticipated as a potential breakthrough, as Mr. Trump's aides had said that over the next few days he would release results from the physical examination, which was conducted last week.
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When administrative costs are deducted, that would leave more than $23,2604 every fiscal year that local governments could tap to push through testing of evidence collected from the victims of sexual assault during a physical examination that can take four to six hours.
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Diagnosis is one of the most complex aspects of the medical interaction: beginning with honest, comprehensive and detailed information from the patient, astute observation and physical examination, leading to intelligently selected imaging and/or laboratory tests and finally interpreted through knowledge, analysis, judgement and intuition.
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After days of will-he-or-won't-he, as to whether Mr. Trump would provide the findings of a recent physical examination, daytime's favorite doctor walked the candidate through a self-assessment, which Mr. Trump, as is his wont when self-assessing, answered favorably.
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After a whiplash-inducing morning of mixed messages, Donald J. Trump on Wednesday opened a small window into some of the results from his most recent physical examination, revealing that he is overweight and takes a statin, a type of drug that lowers cholesterol.
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Seizing on a sluggish free-agent market, the Mets were able to land Vargas for $22014 million over two years, according to several people familiar with the deal who were not authorized to speak publicly because a physical examination has not yet taken place.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's personal physician said on Friday that the president is in "very good health" and should remain so "for the remainder of his presidency and beyond" after Mr. Trump underwent a comprehensive physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center outside Washington.
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Dr. Joana Carmo, lead author and a physician in the gastroenterology department of the Hospital of Egas Moniz in Lisbon, Portugal, and her co-authors say a physical examination indicated tenderness in the abdomen, while the lab results showed an increase in white blood cells, which is a typical sign of infection.
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Update: White House physician Dr. Ronny L. Jackson may not have found any reason "to think the president has any issues with his thought processes" during Donald Trump's first physical examination since taking office, but the results did confirm another rumor about the POTUS's head: The man just doesn't grow hair like he used to.
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"Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump, who is setting records for number of events, size of crowds, and breadth of travel on the campaign trail, determined in light of increased scrutiny of candidates' health, it was important to have a detailed physical examination for all the various standard tests attributable thereto," the statement said.
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The hourlong evaluation starts with a urine drug test, a physical examination, a battery of questions to assess the patient's psychological history and risk of addiction, and a check of the state's prescription-monitoring database to see whether the patient has been prescribed opioids in the past — a check Dr. Hawkinberry repeats at every follow-up appointment.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is expected to release the results of his physical examination soon, ABC News reported early Thursday.
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Pence, Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's running mate, plans to release the records from a physical examination he had this summer, spokesman Marc Lotter told Politico on Wednesday.
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"This legislation will require CBP to conduct standardized health screenings that prioritize vulnerable populations, infants, toddlers, children, minors, women, pregnant women and elders, to make sure they get a timely health screening that is composed of a questionnaire, recent history interview, vital signs, physical examination, assessment and plan with consultation with emergency care physicians or providers if there's any abnormalities," he said at Tuesday's press conference.
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Late-night comedian Trevor Noah mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's physique after his recent physical examination, telling viewers the president is shaped like a food pyramid.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is heading to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center near Washington for a physical examination on Friday, his first as president.
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