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Category: Doctors & Hospitals

Direct Primary Care and other Direct Pay Practice Models on the Rise

Posted on January 20, 2023January 19, 2023 by Devon Herrick

An article in the Denver Post claims that more of the city’s physicians are converting their practices to direct primary care (DPC).

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Scientists May Have Developed a Brain Cancer Killer Vaccine

Posted on January 19, 2023 by Devon Herrick

Scientists at Brigham and Women’s Hospital are developing a cancer vaccine again the deadly brain cancer, glioblastoma.

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Modern Medicine’s Messy Origins

Posted on January 18, 2023 by Devon Herrick

When did the age of modern medicine begin? It’s hard to put your finger on but medical advancements did not occur all at once. Furthermore, what is meant by modern medicine? One fairly common definition that I would use is the point at which medicine stood a better chance of helping patients than harming them.

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Tuesday Links

Posted on January 17, 2023 by John C. Goodman
  • America’s public hospitals are privatizing.
  • The Economist: Now is a bad time to have a heart attack. Hospitals around the world are having trouble meeting the demand.
  • Wokeness comes to medical schools: Instead of thinking, “How can my patients protect themselves against health problems?” the AAMC asks medical students to think, “What kind of public collective action is necessary to confront health inequity across identifiable populations?”
  • US cancer death rate is down by a third.
  • Having a friend is healthier than having a life partner; it’s even as important as diet and sleep. (WaPo)
  • Lottery winner gets $1.35B prize. The bulk of the prize money comes from below-average-income ticker buyers, of course, even though this lottery was created by liberal lawmakers in a liberal state. All of the critics who routinely remind us of the evils of inequality are saying …. hum … not much of anything.
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