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Medical Notes: Week of April 15, 2018

>> April 15, 2018
There are about 16 million cancer survivors in the United States, and in some ways many of them are never quite the same. For example, a new study finds that even years later, people who beat cancer get tired more quickly than other people. The study in the …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of April 15, 2018
The Price Consequences of Doctor Consolidation

The Price Consequences of Doctor Consolidation

>> April 8, 2018
In some areas, it has become almost impossible to find independent physician practices. Many of these smaller practices have opted into being bought by hospitals and other large medical groups. So, what has prompted the increase of consolidation in the medical …
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The Vaccine Race and Ethics

The Vaccine Race and Ethics

>> April 8, 2018
Since their creation, vaccines have been controversial. Many of the issues surrounding vaccines we read about today have to do with recent controversies. But the invention of vaccines has been at the center of ethical debates since as early as the …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 8, 2018

>> April 8, 2018
How safe is vaping? A new study in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives says itโ€™s not. Researchers say people using e-cigarettes are likely to inhale significant amounts of lead, chromium, manganese and other toxic metals. The problem apparently isnโ€™t …
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Sexually Abusive Doctors

Sexually Abusive Doctors

>> April 1, 2018
Almost every portrayal of doctors depicts them to be unequivocally good, and many people believe this portrayal. However, this belief has been under scrutiny recently. In light of the recent case against Dr. Larry Nassar, physicians and patients have started …
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Teaching Doctors to Listen

Teaching Doctors to Listen (2018)

>> April 1, 2018
We all know that doctors endure years and years of schooling and training in order to learn how to diagnose their patients and provide them with the best care. But, studies have shown that many doctors tend to miss details about other aspects of a patientโ€™s …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 1, 2018

>> April 1, 2018
Chemicals called PFCs are used to make non-stick pans, stain-resistant carpets and water-repellent jackets. Theyโ€™re already linked to a variety of diseases. Now a new study finds that PFCs may also make it much easier for people to regain weight after a diet. …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of April 1, 2018
Hospitals and Housing

Hospitals and Housing

>> March 25, 2018
In the past, healthcare has spent thousands of dollars on treating the homeless, and often times the hospitals are never paid for these treatments. Homelessness affects an individuals health and severely decreases their life expectancy. Stephen Brown, Director …
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Stem Cells and COPD

Stem Cells and COPD

>> March 25, 2018
Currently, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a group of lung diseases that decrease the performance of the lungs and make it hard to breathe, is the third leading cause of death in the United States, yet many people who suffer from it go …
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Medical Notes: Week of March 25, 2018

>> March 25, 2018
More than 25 years after the first war in Iraq, more than 200,000 veterans are still affected by Gulf War Illness, a syndrome believed to be caused in part by exposure to toxic chemicals. Victims typically suffer from sleep disorders, chronic fatigue and …
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Drunkorexia

Drunkorexia

>> March 18, 2018
Itโ€™s a fact that college students drink, and often in large quantities. Students are also quite familiar with the phenomenon of the “freshman 15,” the inevitable weight gain that comes along with the frequent consumption of alcohol. Studies show …
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Big Data and Healthcare

Big Data and Healthcare (2018)

>> March 18, 2018
Big data is changing almost every aspect of modern-day life. Healthcare is one of the most recent adopters of big data collection and analytics. Paddy Padmanabhan, a healthcare IT expert and CEO of Damo Consulting, says over the past 10 years health records …
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