22 days ago by John Driscoll

Many of America’s physicians have an embarrassing secret — they are going broke. This quandary is claiming a wide range of casualties, including family physicians, cardiologists and oncologists. Industry insiders are concerned about the trend. Approximately 50 percent of all doctors operate a privat ...

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27 days ago by admin

By: Staff Writer Monday, December 19, 2011 Cancer is one of the most prevalent health issues facing the world today. at the South Texas Accelerated Research Therapeutics (START) Center for Cancer Care in San Antonio, pathologists, oncologists and researchers are changing the way we think about — and ...

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29 days ago by LIVING WELL Magazine

Multidisciplinary Cancer Care Courtesy Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa, Physicians' Clinic of Iowa A diagnosis of cancer is stressful enough. Having to coordinate appointments, determining who to consult with, and worrying about whether you are getting the proper treatment only adds to that stress.

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34 days ago by John Afleck

Doctors in America are harboring an embarrassing secret: Many of them are going broke. This quiet reality, which is spreading nationwide, is claiming a wide range of casualties, including family physicians, cardiologists and oncologists. Doctors list shrinking insurance reimbursements, changing regu ...

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55 days ago by Quirkyloon

I broke up with my oncologist today. And I'm not even getting half his assets. I feel used. And abused. And betrayed. Once a month, he cops a feel. That should be worth something. He says he's NOT being pushed out. This is his choice. What about MY choice? I don't turn the other boob lightly. Now? I ...

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70 days ago by St. Joseph's Indian School

Checking in, checking up, checking out! I’ve been on the road a lot lately, and today is a day to do laundry and repack my bags for the next trip. We’re going to Pittsburgh for donor appreciation luncheons and I’m sure I’ll have a few good stories to tell after our return. Last night, I returned fro ...

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82 days ago by admin

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85 days ago by Hannah

Empathy is an important key to most areas of clinical health and to how clinical professionals relate to the people they treat. This skill can make a huge difference in the processes and recovery of any ailment by adding trust between the doctor and patient, but it can be especially difficult for so ...

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113 days ago by Tequila Sepulveda

I got home from my chemo today to find NUMEROUS letters from my insurance company telling me in several pages of gibberish that they have denied my claims on my chemo treatments. They are telling me I now owe my oncologist just over $28,000. Um, yeah. So, I called them and they said the data my onco ...

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114 days ago by Tequila Sepulveda

I think Fall is by far my favorite season. Even here, we have leaves changing colors; certainly not as showy and impressive as over in New England, but it's here, nonetheless. Today, I'll be heading off to see the oncologist at 1PM, then if all is well with my labs, I can have my Camptosar infusion. ...

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