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Doctors: Platelet Rich Plasma Promotes Healing
It's an exciting new medical treatment athletes are using, but it's not just reserved for the pros, it could help you too with sprains and tears and possibly even with arthritis. While the platelet rich plasma therapy treatment is still relatively new, there are two local doctors who believe it has a lot of potential.
cbs2chicago.com

Inquest told hospital deaths occurred after drugs taken
The inquest into the death of two elderly patients at Tocumwal Hospital has heard the doctor involved used drugs that may have caused them to die.
ABC.net.au

Patient Money: Bargaining Down the Medical Bills
If you're out of work or underinsured, you may find hospitals and doctors willing to negotiate their fees.
New York Times

Govt working with doctor to settle million dollar debt
The New South Wales Government says it is working to settle a million dollar debt owed to a doctor.
ABC.net.au

Medical students warned bad behaviour could cost them career
Medical students at university who skip lectures take drugs or drink too much will face GMCstyle hearings and could be banned from ever becoming a doctor under new guidance.
Telegraph

Can hyperbaric oxygen therapy help autistic kids?
You might be familiar with hyperbaric oxygen treatment, in which a patient breathes in extra oxygen while inside a pressurized chamber, as a therapy for the bends and carbon monoxide poisoning. But while a small segment of families with autistic children believe it helps their kids, insurance generally doesn’t pay for it, and many doctors are skeptical that it does any good. [More]
Scientific American

Doctors save speared Indian boy
A six-year-old Indian boy is recovering after doctors removed a two metre (6ft) iron rod that speared him when he fell from a terrace.
BBC

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