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Reliable and Cost effective Gastroenterology Transcription Services For Clients by MTS Transcription Services Posted Sat 23 Mar 2013 7:18am Gastroenterology is a specialized field of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of the human digestive system. Nowadays gastroenterology problems are on the increase everywhere, owing to modern life styles. Gastroenterology transcription services aim at quality documentation. The primary concern of physicians and healthcar ... Read on »

Routine Screening for Anal Cancer: Are We There Yet? by Paul Sax Posted Mon 09 May 2011 8:26am A paper recently published in AIDS evaluated the cost effectiveness of various strategies for anal cancer screening in HIV positive men-who-have-sex-with-men (MSM). The “bottom line” (ahem): In HIV-infected MSM, the direct use of high resolution anoscopy is the most cost-effective strategy for detecting anal intraepithelial neoplasia ... Read on »

HPV does not descriminate among gay men, straight men and women by Nelson V. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:28pm As we live longer, more long term related problems are appearing in HIV positive men and women. As you can read in the report below, HPV is not a problem that only "bottoms" or gay men have in their butts. HPV can cause anal warts and cancer in all. I want to remind everyone (men and women) to get their butts checked at least once a ye ... Read on »

Costs, costs, costs by Paul L. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 21 Oct 2008 12:50am As always, a thoughtful piece by Steve Bailey in today's Boston Globe, this one quoting Regina Herzlinger from Harvard Business School. An excerpt: What consumers need, she says, is greater transparency. "The premise is that they are wonderful," she says of the hospitals. "Maybe they are. I would like to see some data that shows just how ... Read on »

Cut costs, cut costs, cut costs. ... by Drew W. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 30 Oct 2008 3:26pm Cut costs, cut costs, cut costs. That’s what we have been hearing lately (30 + years?) in order to effectively reform health care. The problem is those costs are someone’s income. In a free market economy we are able to make money as we please, and as long as someone is willing to pay, services will be provided. When we attack costs, we ... Read on »

Hidden financial costs when we quit our jobs to care for our loved ones by Carol Bradley Bursack Posted Sat 23 Jun 2012 12:00am I don’t need a study to tell me that leaving the workforce to become a family caregiver has cost me, financially. All I have to do is look my puny projected Social Security. Over two decades of my adult “productive” years have been spent caring for elders and children while not working at paid employment. Eventually, I did go back i ... Read on »

The high financial cost of Lupron therapy for autism by Kev Leitch Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 24 May 2009 10:34pm Lupron therapy for autism has been controversial ever since it was first proposed by Mark and David Geier. Controversial—as in the rational for Lupron for autism was based on some of the worst junk science I have ever seen. Neurodiveristy.com has followed Lupron since the beginning ( here is but one example of the excellent reporting from neurod ... Read on »

The Financial Costs of a DUI (DWI) by Lisa Frederiksen Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 22 Apr 2012 1:46pm The following is a guest post — an info graphic — showing the costs of getting a DUI. It was submitted by Brittany Klontz of totaldui.com . According to totaldui.com, ”Each state has their own DUI laws, convictions, fines, and DUI penalties. Most people do not realize that facing a DUI or DWI charge can be very expensive. It also impacts your d ... Read on »

On getting bang for your buck/ The financial cost of no care by Larry Drain Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 05 Feb 2010 12:10pm I found some statistics today I wanted to share. They are statistics for my countyBlount CountyTennessee. But it might give you a way to look at where you live. Just as a comparision Blount County probably has a little over 100,000 people. One of the common things you heard said is that people with mental illness have a greater than no ... Read on »

Human and Financial Costs of Futile Treatment by Thaddeus Pope Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Tue 23 Mar 2010 6:44am Over at KevinMD , Dr. Grumpy discusses the human suffering and financial costs of futile treatment. "Lady in her 60’s with advanced cancer. It had spread through every organ of her body. Brain, lungs, bones, liver, intestines. You name it. She’d had surgery. And radiation. And chemotherapy. Established treatments. Experimental treatme ... Read on »