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Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 May 2012 09:50 )

Medical news from the news source for America's physicians

Physicians receive federal innovation grants
With support from the health system reform law, 26 projects aim to reduce health spending through decreased utilization and improved...
GAO: Doctors should submit more data to get meaningful use money
CMS is taking the recommendation into consideration as it prepares to conduct audits to see whether practices qualify for bonuses.
Obesity raises women’s risk of rheumatoid arthritis
An estimated 1.5 million U.S. adults have the autoimmune disorder. Complications include heart problems, lung disease and osteoporosis.
EHR incentive payments improve bottom line of for-profit hospitals
A debt-rating agency predicts they will use the extra money toward acquisitions.
Health plans providing detailed cost estimates of doctor visits
Patients could come to a physician’s office with down-to-the-penny prices and compare negotiated rates for multiple physicians and hospitals.
Omega-3 intake linked to lower levels of protein associated with Alzheimer’s
An estimated 5.4 million Americans, including 200,000 younger than 65, have the neurologic condition.
Orchestrating drug management (American College of Physicians annual scientific meeting)
Managing medications is becoming more complicated due to the aging population, use of opioids for chronic pain and increased FDA...
Physician interest in online CME is strong
A survey looking at physicians’ technology use finds that the majority prefer online learning that can be accessed anywhere, anytime.
FDA weighs prescriptions without medical visits
Physician organizations cite safety concerns in opposing technology that lets patients self-diagnose and assess their medication needs.
Physicians will lead ACOs forward
Giving doctors more opportunities to participate in programs targeting costs and quality allows them to demonstrate that innovation can flow...

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