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At numerous posts at Healthcare Renewal, we have pointed out what we feel to be a serious gap in the credentials of many in biomedical leadership roles.
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This is a real thought provoking article and offers some very scary ideas, but some thoughts are things we are already seeing today. I have embedded the entire article below to read. I read it through and read it again. Are we slowing eroding here to have all the work and jobs move offshore, a lot already has moved from the US and you would have to be living under a rock or never read the news to be aware of that factor.
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Iridology is a holistic approach in some circles and you can read more here at the International Society. I mention this as it is not an FDA approved 
process, but they are conducting studies, so again, just supplying information here.
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This has to be the lamest. most inept, and/or most patronizing Congress in history:
Washington Examiner
Baucus claims it’s too difficult to put health care bill online
By: BARBARA HOLLINGSWORTH
09/24/09
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This is a good question and Ill offer a link as an example here:
http://www.massdevice.com/news/hedge-fund-continues-profit-nxstage-dealing
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Its true, I work with the Best Lawyer in America… or at least one of them.
T. Daniel Frith, III (Dan) was named in the 2010 edition of the BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA, for the 4th year in a row, for Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury.
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The fall season is upon us and the markets are filled with advertising for Halloween, so our thoughts naturally turn to the recent stories of ghostwriting in medical journals. Here is a lighthearted take on that topic. This parody began on Margaret Soltans blog a few days ago, and it has just kept growing.
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Operating an HMO without a license is added here, but the doctor has no medical license, so that appears to be strike number one. He reportedly made claims he had natural solutions that would be better than chemo, and thats a dangerous place to be. We all read about natural solutions and 
perhaps even add supplements on our own, but different when they are prescribed from someone without a license and perhaps running an HMO too at the same time? He charged a monthly fee for access to his supplements that were supposed to cure AIDS and Cancer. I wonder if he did any billing on this too, just curious.
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I am always amazed by the medical-industrial complex’s repeated allegations that too many frivolous medical malpractice lawsuits are filed which causes every American to pay more for medical care. First, medical malpractice lawsuits are very expensive for the patient…costing $20,000 to $50,000 to prosecute. Second, theses case take 2 years or more to conclude. Third, most jurors give the doctor or hospital the benefit of the doubt when it comes time to decide the case.
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The mobility move both with people and devices continues to evolve. I can go back about 10 years or so ago and attest myself for having information at my fingertips when I was in outside sales. I began with mobile devices before they were phones, a simple black and white PDA. What did it do for 
me, let me run circles around all my peers for one and have the absolute top sales results where I worked. In the early days people used to look at me and think I was a bit strange, as I could pull all my business account information out of my purse, where I kept my PDA, piece of cake and the customers liked it!