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American Medical Association Committed To Reform, Will Work To Strengthen Final Bill
'The AMA applauds Chairman Baucus and his colleagues for their hard work and important contribution toward our mutual objective of comprehensive health system reform.
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Almost 400 Abortions In First Year Of Services In General Practice, UK
Almost 400 early medical abortions have been carried out in GP surgeries in the year since the first GP practice was licensed to offer the service, Pulse has learned. The British Pregnancy Advisory Service estimates 'close to' 400 early medical abortions were carried out at two GP surgeries between August 2008 and July 2009.
Medical News Today

How to save on out-of-pocket health care costs
If you're uninsured or in a health plan that requires you to pay a high annual deductible, you may be interested in learning more about the price of medical procedures. Here are some tips from the experts:
Seattle Post Intelligencer

Using Magnetism To Turn Drugs On And Off
Many medical conditions, such as chronic pain, cancer and diabetes, require medications that cannot be taken orally, but must be dosed intermittently, on an as-needed basis, over a long period of time. Researchers have devised a drug delivery solution that combines magnetism with nanotechnology.
Science daily

Medical Editors Push for Ghostwriting Crackdown
Medical journals are being pressed to adopt tougher disclosure policies on industry-financed research.
New York Times

Burnham: UK faces care timebomb
. Cost of care for a person with dementia during course of illness could be £200,000. 51% of those questioned estimated cost of care in old age to be £10,000 or lessBritain is facing a healthcare 'timebomb' as people live longer and the elderly population expands rapidly, the health secretary warned today.Those who may survive into extended old age are unaware of the extra resources needed to cope with their medical needs, Andy Burnham told an audience in Manchester. His comments were made as a coalition of charities claimed the government would miss its 'care plan' targets.'The current care system is creaking at the seams and can't cope,' Burnham said. 'We know that people worry about getting old but many don't realise they might have to foot a large bill if they need care. I don't want people to worry about affording care.'In 1948 life expectancy was 66; today it is 78. There are now more people in the UK over the age of 65 than under the age of 18. Earlier this year the government p
Guardian

Medical Monitoring Networks Get Personal
When computers, servers and digital storage devices began to find their way en masse into businesses and homes in the late 1970s and early 80s, industrious users figured out these systems could be linked together into local area networks (LANs) that enabled the rapid exchange of information from machine to machine. Medical technology makers are now hoping to scale this model down to the personal level by connecting wireless sensors placed on (or even under) a patient's skin to create "medical body area networks" (MBANs) that provide doctors with real-time info about their patients. [More] Sponsored Topics: Wireless - Local area network - Business - Data Communications - Data storage device
Scientific American

More regulatory science: FDA chief
The US must bolster study on how to best craft regulations that bring drugs, medical devices and vaccines to market, the commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration stressed in a speech delivered yesterday (September 16th) in Philadelphia.
Bioethics.net

Medical Editors Push for Crackdown on Ghostwriting
Influential editors and members of Congress are pressing medical journals to adopt tougher disclosure policies on industry-financed research.
New York Times

Medical societies push standards for robotic surgery
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Surgeons are increasingly turning to high-tech robotic equipment to operate on patients with prostate cancer and other conditions but some medical authorities worry about inadequate training and lax standards among practitioners.
Reuters

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