The Ethics of Selling Prescription Data
by Jennifer Bunn, RNThe compilation and selling of physician prescribing habits has been a common practice since the 1990’s. Many physicians... READ MORE →
The compilation and selling of physician prescribing habits has been a common practice since the 1990’s. Many physicians... READ MORE →
I frequently find myself having to explain the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) to the public, and... READ MORE →
In medicine a lot of physicians categorize their patients as “good” patients or “bad” patients. Good... READ MORE →
I now cringe when I see a health insurance statement. This was not always the case. Each time I receive my insurance statements... READ MORE →
One of the biggest crises facing the United States today is healthcare. There are approximately 47 million people in the... READ MORE →
Imagine a world without chemotherapy. Imagine a world where cancer could be fought without side effects. Imagine a world... READ MORE →
A physician frequently gets stopped in the hall of the hospital or gets paged by another doctor for an unofficial consult.... READ MORE →
The article I posted a few weeks ago in regards to the H5N1 vaccine caused me to consider a potential pandemic and the health... READ MORE →
In response to my last post about informed consent in my Medicine and Law series, several commenters made the point that... READ MORE →
It looks like the heavy guns are out. It’s been decades since the dangers associated with smoking have been realized... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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