Retracted MMR Vaccine Controversy Still Holds Weight with Parents
Retracted MMR Vaccine Controversy Still Holds Weight with Parents
Andrew Wakefield, a medical journalist for the British Medical Journal The Lancet,
released flawed information regarding the MMR Vaccine - the vaccine
administered in children to treat measles, mumps, an [...]
Teaching Hospitals Awarded Graduate Medical Education Payments
Teaching Hospitals Awarded Graduate Medical Education Payments
- Will Anders
July 22, 2010 - In the
aftermath of President Obama's signing of the Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act, one issue stands out as particularly interesting.
With the push for impro [...]
Sensor-Augmented Insulin Pump versus Traditional Insulin Injections in Diabetes Management
With the advent of the insulin pump, many individuals have voraciously integrated sensor-augmented insulin pump technology - in lieu of insulin injections - into their individual, daily diabetic management; however, there still exists a divide between diabetics, as well a [...]
Recapitulation of Menses in Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea
Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea is a condition that suppresses menses in women; the initiation of functional hypothalamic amenorrhea stems from the hypothalamus - a segment of the overarching diencephalon, which houses the neurological governing segment of the brain. T [...]
Hospitals Powered by Wind Energy?
Due to the advances that have taken place in the renewable energy systems industry, many environmentally-conscious medical practitioners have broached the subject of including wind turbines in the energy system infrastructure of hospitals and medical clinics alike. Common [...]
