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London: The University of Exeter, UK Government has issued the following news release: An editorial paper has reviewed evidence and found that most of the UK deaths in doctors from [...]

Leonards : Australian Dental Association has issued the following press release: Published as part of the Endodontics in General Practice initiative, the White Paper on Endodontic Care is intended to [...]

2020 MAR 22 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Medical Device Law Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on Telemedicine. According to news originating from Ottawa, Canada, [...]

2019 NOV 8 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Investigators publish new report on Health and Medicine - Family Medicine. According to [...]

Bristol: University of Bristol, United Kingdom has issued the following news release: A paper led by researchers from the University of Bristol's Centre for Academic Mental Health has been awarded [...]

2019 JAN 25 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Fresh data on Science are presented in a new report. According to news [...]

2018 DEC 14 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Investigators discuss new findings in Health and Medicine - Family Medicine. According to [...]

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Bristol: University of Bristol, United Kingdom has issued the following news release: The publication of a study led by Dr Matthew Ridd, Consultant Senior Lecturer in Primary Health Care in [...]

London: Royal College of General Practitioners has issued the following new releas:The Royal College of GPs has responded to a paper published in the British Journal of General Practice showing [...]

LEAWOOD, Kan. -- The following information was released by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP): Family physicians should consider more frequent preconception counseling for men and women. That's the [...]

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SAO PAULO, May 12, 2015 (PPI Latin America) - The current Brazilian economic recession has been negatively impacting graphic paper (GP) sales in the country, as demand continue very weak [...]

The article states that MS Health, a non-profit pharmaceutical provider, has applied for an amendment to the risk management of mifepristone and misoprostol drugs used in early medical abortion, and the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), Australia, is anticipated to reply promptly. It mentions that enhancing medical abortion accessibility and expanding general practitioner providers' prescription authority to women in rural regions are the primary goals of the proposal.

Endocrinologists from Europe and the United States have collaborated to produce joint guidance on managing glucocorticoid-induced adrenal insufficiency (GC-AI). This is the first time that the European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) and the Endocrine Society have worked together to create a guideline. Glucocorticoid-induced adrenal insufficiency is a potential concern for many patients, as approximately 1% of people are being treated with glucocorticoids at any given time. The guideline provides recommendations for diagnosis and therapy, and emphasizes the need for careful education and management of affected patients. The authors acknowledge the lack of strong evidence in this area and call for further research to address gaps in knowledge. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on a lawsuit surrounding a scientific study involving prayer and in-vitro fertilization in Korea. The author states that Dr. Bruce L. Flamm has been accused of libel by South Korean researcher Kwang Y. Cha. Cha conducted a 2001 study to assess the medical power of prayer where in vitro fertilization patients chances of pregnancy increased when women in the United States, Canada and Australia prayed unknowingly prayed for them. Cha alleged that Flamm is conducting a personal smear campaign against him.

London: UK Parliament has issued the following written answer: Answered by: Baroness Blackwood of North Oxford Answered on: 11 February 2020 As announced in the June 2019 Prevention Green Paper, [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu I n the past fortnight, as reported in this paper, both the British Medical Association and Royal College of General Practitioners announced they would be canvassing [...]

Discusses some of the hassles most doctors in Orange County, California are complaining about. Includes the paper maze brought about by the proliferation of health maintenance organizations; Worries about malpractice lawsuits; Stress of their daily routines.

This article reports that moderate Republicans in the U.S. are getting behind legislation to move physicians from paper to information technology. The Republican Main Street Partnership says that it will back a bill being written by the U.S. House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee Chairwoman Nancy Johnson, from Connecticut, to encourage physicians to switch from handwritten prescriptions and records to computerized systems. A spokesman said that Johnson plans to introduce her legislation with Democratic backing in mid-to-late September, a late date ruling out action until next year. It would follow up subcommittee hearings she conducted July 27 on medical errors.

London: Royal College of General Practitioners has issued the following news release: Responding to a paper in The Lancet, Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu The frustration involved in going to see one's family doctor, as recently featured in the correspondence column of this paper last week, is regrettably only too [...]

London: The Parliament Association UK has issued the following news release: This briefing paper provides general background for Members and their staff on NHS primary medical services provided by general [...]

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The article discusses the shortage of physician workforce in the United States. Topics discussed include the decline in population of physicians as surveyed by the Association of American Medical Colleges; proposal of solutions like telemedicine and the increasing scope of nurse practitioners; and the investment in medical care for the generation of more positions and training of physicians..

The article informs that Farouk Patel, a general practitioner has been accused of committing inappropriate acts on a male patient, where Patel removed the man's lower clothing, massaged his buttocks and fondled him intimately, and also mentions evidence against Patel suggests gay activity.

In this article, the author focuses on the disparity in the salaries of primary-care physicians and specialists in the U.S. resulting in the shortage of primary-care doctors. The scarcity of primary-care doctors is forcing many patients to forgo essential medical care or delay it to their detriment. He says that the U.S. Medicare Payment Advisory Commission recommended a fee schedule that would decrease the disparity in physician incomes.

The article reports on the proposals in recruiting general practitioners (GP) from India to fill the shortage of doctors in the Great Britain have been slammed and was branded as a government failure by medics.

An interview with Afsana Safa, a general practitioner at the Marylebone Health Centre, is presented wherein she provides helpful information about breast cancer.

The article reports that Abhijit Banerjee, an Indian-origin doctor charged of groping a female patient during a chest examination at the Abbeyview Surgery in Cambridgshire, was cleared of sexual misconduct by medical practitioners tribunal in Manchester, England.

The author reflects on the benefits of Northwest Territories communities from signing Coralie Boudreau as the permanent physician for the Hay River Health and Social Services Authority.

The article reports on the Indian-American couple doctor Rakesh and Meena Anand who owned weight loss clinics in Indiana and Chicago, Illinois are proven guilty to illegally dispensing millions of pills with amphetamine-based controlled substances to patients.

The article announces that the Mississippi Academy of Family Physicians (MAFP) has recognized the late doctor Gilbert R. Mason as the recipient of the 2012 MAFP Humanitarian Award.

The article reports that Arun Rauniar, an Indian-born general practitioner (GP), has resumed practicing in General Medical Council (GMC) in Great Britain after he was temporarily suspended for prescribing wrong medications and performed operations where he was unqualified for.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of consulting with physicians for her annual screening mammogram.

The article reports on the launch of the nationwide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) awareness campaign by the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI).

Byline: By, Neil Shaw Vaccination clinics run by family doctors will begin across England from Monday but people have been warned that a rise in cases after Christmas socialising could [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu It was good to learn last week from Dr Richard Vautrey, chairman of the BMA's general practitioners committee, that during the pandemic, family doctors 'have been [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu There is no more dramatic event in medicine than the cancer that cures itself, the theme of a recent book by Harvard psychiatrist Jeff Rediger featured [...]

Byline: KELLY GRANT, Staff Lead Shamini Kirupananthan's hunt for surgical masks and other protective gear has gotten so desperate that the Scarborough obstetrician-gynecologist recently asked a friend if her mother, [...]

A London council is set to stop outsourcing medical assessments to a private firm that deems sick homeless people 'fit' without ever meeting them after The Independent exposed the practice. [...]

Byline: Ryan Patterson Nov. 18-- Nov. 18--When Julie Malyon mentioned to her father a medical organization she had recently learned about, the name stunned him. Malyon was considering taking a [...]

Byline: WENCY LEUNG, Staff Lead A lack of health data may be putting Canadians of certain races and ancestry at risk, according to a Toronto researcher who has found large [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu It can sometimes be immensely useful to anticipate the future, as when around my half century my family doctor measuring my blood pressure found it to [...]

Byline: James Le Fanu T he most significant medical advance of this past year could scarcely be simpler. The practice of taking blood pressure pills at bedtime rather than as [...]

London: UK Parliament has issued the following written answer: Answered on 30 September 2020 Over the last few years, there has been an increase in the awareness of neurofibromatosis type [...]

(GlobeNewswire) - OntarioMDs award-winning digital health service, Health Report Manager (HRM) is now delivering reports from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) to family doctors, specialists and nurse practitioners. SickKids [...]

TORONTO, Sep 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- OntarioMD's award-winning digital health service, Health Report Manager (HRM) is now delivering reports from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) to [...]