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Monthly Archives: June 2011
After New York Passes Lesbian and Gay Marriage,
A Challenge to the Media
I am thrilled to be a New Yorker today!! Marriage is a fundamental right for all Americans. But it is far from over. I am troubled that so many of my peers ignore lesbian and gay issues, leaving it for … Continue reading
Conservative Drug Prescribing:
A Plea for Principles and Action
Does the concept of “conservative drug prescribing,” where doctors evaluate your medical history, examine you thoroughly, and think of ways to help you, without reaching for the latest new pill, mean much to you? If your experience is anything like … Continue reading
Posted in medical education
Tagged conflict of interest, drugs, DTC ads, FDA, FTC, pharmaceutical sponsorship, prescribing, quizzes, teaching
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A Plea for Principles and Action
A Plea for Principles and Action
Really!!: 30% of Employers Will Drop Health Insurance by 2014
The week opened with this scary bit of front-page news, linking it directly to Obama’s health overhaul. I counted 173 accounts of the study on Google. I have to say that many early accounts seemed to paraphrase a press release, … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare reform
Tagged Accountable Care Act, Anthony Weiner, Kate Pickert, lack of transparency, McKinsey & Co., Nancy-Ann DeParle, study methods, study quality, Swampland, White House blog
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On DES 40th Anniversary, Reflections
From A DES Daughter and Genetics Author
Join me in welcoming guest blogger, Ricki Lewis, a long-time science writer/textbook author /geneticist /professor since circa 1980. Her narrative nonfiction book, “The Forever Fix: Gene Therapy and the Boy Who Saved It,” will be published by St. Martin’s Press … Continue reading
LGBT Healthcare: Out of the Closet in New York
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqH6GU6TrzI[/youtube] Credit: To Treat Me, You Have to Know Who I am, National LGBT Cancer Network, NY LGBT healthcare took a giant step forwards in New York City last week, with the announcement that New York City’s Health and Hospitals … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT healthcare
Tagged cultural competency, IOM report, JCAHO, Liz Margolies, minorities, research, train the trainer
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