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Physicians were distressed to learn of the psychiatric patient who died while waiting to be seen in a Brooklyn hospital. How can
Several weeks ago, JAMA published a commentary, "Physicians Behaving Badly," detailing some of the inhumane ways in which doctors (and, I might add, hospital staff and office personnel) . . .

Pain relievers.(Cartoon)
TELL ME MORE ABOUT YOUR MOM MEDDLING IN YOUR . . .

Another close call.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
I really enjoyed Dr. H. Steven Moffic's article ("Is There a [Real] Doctor on the Plane?" The Ethical Way, June 2008, p. 62). The same thing happened to me on a return flight from Hawaii. There . . .

ACP stand on marijuana is appropriate.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
In our primary care clinic, I see many patients with chronic pain disorders ("Internist Group Backs Use of Medical Marijuana," April 2008, p. 56). These patients either have used marijuana or are . . .

Sleep and memory: can learning be enhanced?(GUEST EDITORIAL)(Guest editorial)
The history of sleep and memory research began with Ebbinghaus in 1885. Research remained dormant for some time, but by the late 1980s, studies involving trampolining (Percept. Mot. Skills . . .

FDA rejects 'approvable,' 'not approvable' terms.(News)
The Food and Drug Administration will no longer issue "approvable" or "not approvable" letters when a drug application is not approved. Instead, the agency will issue a "complete response" letter . . .

Aetna defends its use of preferred provider networks.(News)
SAN FRANCISCO -- Speaking at the insurance industry's annual meeting, an Aetna executive defended the company's performance-based physician networks, saying that they were a way to keep costs down . . .

Insured, uninsured report access problems.(News)
One in five Americans postponed or skipped needed medical care last year because of cost, insurance problems, or difficulty getting an appointment, according to a report from the Center for . . .

HHS pushes doctors to start using electronic prescribing.(News)
Federal officials are urging physicians to begin electronic prescribing as soon as possible now that Congress has authorized bonus payments for the successful use of the technology. Under the . . .

AMA urged to use apology as a 'Springboard'.(News)
African American physicians are looking for action to back up the words of apology recently tendered by the American Medical Association for more than a century of racial inequity and bias. In . . .

Overall child well-being has improved, new report finds.(News)
WASHINGTON -- Today's young people engage in less risky behavior, are healthier, and have better access to educational opportunities than their parents did when they were teens, a recent report . . .

Panels discourage black box warning on AEDs; Antiepileptic drug patients should get medication guide explaining suicidality risk
BELTSVILLE, MD.--A boxed warning about an increased suicidality risk with the use of antiepileptic drugs should not be added to the labels of drugs in this class, but patients prescribed these . . .

Bioterrorism threat lives on, as do vaccine-related events.(News)
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. -- Despite the grateful lull that has followed Sept. 11 and the anthrax scare in 2001, bioterrorism remains a very real threat, a Food and Drug Administration counterterrorism . . .

ADHD prevalence climbs 4% annually among U.S. teens.(News)
The percentage of adolescents being diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is on the rise, but prevalence rates remain constant among younger children, a new study shows. Among . . .

Congress acts to expand parity, reverse pay cuts.(News)
Congress moved a step closer to mental health parity under Medicare last month when it overrode a presidential veto of legislation that decreased cost sharing for mental health care and codified . . .

Alcoholism is increasingly seen as medical illness; U.S. survey also finds heightened stigma.(News)
WASHINGTON -- The public became more likely to regard alcohol dependence as a medical illness over a 10-year period, but stigmatization of alcoholism increased over that period as well, the latest . . .

Vital signs.(News)(Statistical table)(Brief article)
Aggregate Hospital Costs of Select Diagnoses (in millions of dollars) Affective disorders $3,338 Schizophrenia and related disorders $2,411 Alcohol-related mental disorders . . .

SOFAR focuses on military families.(News)
Alone soldier, bandaged up to his elbow, stood amid a crowd of clinicians, parents, and teachers, telling the story of a bad day in Iraq. His audience had gathered at Boston Medical Center to . . .

Google, Microsoft vie to lead health IT change: eventually, system will enable patients to schedule appointments, refill prescri
WASHINGTON -- Search engine giant Google has joined software giant Microsoft in an attempt to revolutionize health care information technology, one patient at a time. Google launched Google . . .

Nashville clinic focuses on immigrant groups.(Practice Trends)
WASHINGTON -- When Dr. David Gregory worked to open a health clinic for the uninsured in 1991, he thought that he would be treating residents of the nearby housing projects. Most of the residents . . .

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