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18 hours ago ago from Zager Chiropractic Services
In a new report commissioned by the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress, medical researchers conclude that when considering effectiveness and cost together, chiropractic care for low back and neck pain is highly cost-effective and represents a good value in comparison with medical physician care and widely accepted cost-effectiveness thresholds. Report authors Niteesh Choudhry, MD, PhD, an assistant professor at Harvard University, and ...
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18 hours ago ago from Data Surfer
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17 hours ago ago from The Living Labs Global Mobility Report
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14 hours ago ago from The Health Care Blog
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4 hours ago ago from Immortality Medicine
I love and hate when GenomeWeb scoops me. I love it because I know someone else is out there assessing the field. But the competitive nature in me hates to be scooped ah well, you can't win them all. It turns out that Good Ol Dr. Rob and I agree, physician education is the key to get physicians involved in clinically important PGX testing. Not only is education key, but maybe involving them in research about it may even be better. ...
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