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Denial: The Hidden Link Connecting Mpox, COVID-19, HIV/AIDS

Forbes Healthcare

Throughout modern medical history, Americans have underestimated or dismissed emerging health threats until the consequences became impossible to ignore.

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Solar Eclipse And The Quantum Leap Of Medicine

Forbes Healthcare

The biggest leap in medical history is underway. The alignment of Earth, Moon and Sun coincides with that of quantum computing, machine learning and redefined healthcare.

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Gene Therapy, DNA's Past, RNA's Future: The Golden Era

Forbes Healthcare

Gene therapy made significant breakthroughs between 2000 and the 2010s, marking a golden era in medical history.

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5 issues in the check-in process that impact your medical practice 

Health Prime

In this stage of the medical billing process, your front-end staff ensures proper collection and recording of valuable data essential to provide proper services to the patient and ensure their coverage. However, errors in this data are common and have consequences for your practice. Main issues in the check-in process 1.

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Do You Have Access to Your Medical Records?

Scrubs

New Study Shows Accessing Your Medical Records May Be More Challenging Than You Think. Everyone has a medical record, but many people may not understand how this information is being used and whether they have access to it. Why Obtain a Copy of Your Medical Records?

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Race in Medicine

Sensible Medicine

Third, race seemed to be often used as a lazy and imprecise stand in for the social history, a stand in that was as likely to be wrong as it was to invite stereotyping. In the years that followed, I learned of efforts to remove racial identifiers from medical textbooks and test questions. Yes, family history is important.

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Friday Reflection 27: The Poor Historian

Sensible Medicine

Many a medical trainee has been humiliated on morning rounds after proclaiming that their presentation was wanting because the “patient was a poor historian.” ” Any attending worth her white coat will respond in one of the following ways: “There are no poor historians, just poor history-takers.”