Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum and Adele were among the top artists to win AMA Awards on Sunday. The awards recognized the most popular artists and albums from 2011.Taylor Swift and Adele won the most awards, while...
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The medical crisis in America in all its manifestations is all due to one underlying problem: There are not enough doctors. And no solution is going to be adequate until this problem is fixed.
The low number of doctors limits supply of medical care. This causes three...
New Policy on Gender Change in Passports AnnouncedOn Wednesday, the U.S. State Department removed strict requirements that transgender passport applicants undergo gender reassignment surgery in order to qualifiy...
Fear of "the other" is at the core of marijuana prohibition. At least that is the conclusion that may be drawn from a review of its history, as outlined in a 70 page article in the 2009 Volume of the Utah Law Review. The article, entitled Medical Marijuana: The Conflict...
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The Nation's largest doctors' group has joined efforts to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT), the United States military policy term about homosexuality in the U.S. military mandated by federal law that...
It came as no surprise to learn this morning that the American Medical Association announced its support for concurrent passage of two health care reform bills in the U.S. House of Representatives. Sadly, the...
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The nominees for the 2009 American Music Awards were announced on Tuesday, October 13. The most notable news coming out of the 2009 AMA Nominations is that Michael Jackson received five posthumous nominations. Among his five nominations were nods for Favorite Male Artist,...
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“Don’t get too excited yet.” Delivered to an audience of doctors and other medical professionals at the Annual Conference of the American Medical Association in Chicago this morning, those five words are...
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The American Music Awards traditionally centers on its spectacular performances, and this yeart it was not different. The show featured high-energy sets from Miley Cyrus, Ne-Yo and Beyonce, though a pair...
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Ronald Atlas, former President for the American Society for Microbiology, discusses the new One Health Initiative that recognizes the inter-relationships among human, animal, and environmental health and seeks to...
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A press release issued by the American Medical Association (AMA), dated July 10, 2008, reads in part:
.... In 2005, the AMA convened and supported an independent panel of experts to study the...
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"In a weekend when he stood up against his McLaren boss Ron Dennis and double world champion teammate Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton took his fourth 2007 victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix, extending his...
Thank you for your responses to my questions.
After reading your responses, additional questions have occurred to me to ask but, I will confine myself to responding to your request for my thoughts...
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As I reported in my piece, Ignoring Patient and Family Rights, a study has been approved by the United States government, under the auspices of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institutes of...
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"Here's a real caffeine jolt — heart attacks might be a risk for coffee drinkers with a common genetic trait that makes caffeine linger in their bodies, a study suggests. Research on more than 4,000 people...
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