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Annual Report Identifies Allies, Enemies in Drug War

March 15th, 2008    Posted by: Dr. Dobson



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Paying substance abuse treatment providers for results, not services, may lead to improved quality of care, according to the first published study of a novel performance-based contracting system implemented by the State of Delaware in 2002.

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Missing the HIV message (American Public Health Assn. annual meeting)

December 10th, 2007    Posted by: Dr. Dobson

Washington — Although the HIV/AIDS epidemic is decades old and preventive measures have been widely promoted, another 40,000 people become infected each year. And, despite considerable progress in reducing the disease’s impact among populations hardest hit initially — gay men and intravenous drug users — other populations, especially racial and ethnic minorities, continue to bear a disproportionate burden, according to a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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??¦ at the annual meeting of the American (Thow Latex Allergies Affects The Body)

December 4th, 2007    Posted by: Dr. Dobson

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… at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma … with early exposure to pets were less likely to develop allergies in later life …

Carole Schatz - Myths vs Truths About Those “Dog-gone” Pet Allergies
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Infection control in your practice (AAFP annual scientific assembly)

November 12th, 2007    Posted by: Dr. Dobson

The next big respiratory disease epidemic could be in the form of the annual flu or something more exotic. But it is coming, and doctors should change what their offices look like in order to ensure they don’t contribute to its spread. Plans also need to be in place to make it more likely that care will be provided to the usual cadre of patients along with those infected by this pathogen, whatever it may be, according to several presentations at the American Academy of Family Physicians’ annual scientific assembly last month in Chicago.

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