Mar 19th, 2010 · Beginning next year, loads of federal stimulus money will flow to doctors and hospitals to help them buy systems for electronic medical records. Now there's an online calculator you can use to estimate how much your local hospital would be eligible to receive.
Keywords: hospital · local · federal · money · medical · electronics · online · calculate · computerized · Stimulus
Mar 19th, 2010 · A self-professed science geek is the best-selling British male artist in the United States since Elton John. His latest album, and first U.S. release, is called All or Nothing. It features big name collaborations with artists including Lil Wayne, Lil John, Sean Paul and Mary J. Blige.
Keywords: United States · artists · science · British · students · medical · Geek · Blige · album · Superstar · RB · collaboration
Mar 18th, 2010 · Israel's emergency service said the rocket was fired by Palestinian militants from the Gaza Strip and killed a man in an agricultural community just north of Gaza. It was the first death from such an attack since Israel's Gaza offensive last year.
Keywords: Israel · emergency · community · militants · Palestinians · deaths · agriculture · services · offensive · medical · Gaza · Gaza Strip
Mar 15th, 2010 · Should President Obama's health care proposal make it through Congress, estimates indicate there would not be close to enough doctors to care for the millions of newly insured. That's because America is facing an alarming shortage of primary care physicians. Many doctors turn to specialty practices to pay off massive loans. Host Michel Martin speaks with medical students Dan Henderson and Travelle Franklin-Ford about the decisions they'll soon face as new doctors and what they think should be done to support students and entice new recruits to the profession.
Keywords: Congress · proposal · Health · students · America · medical · Shortages · recruiting · insurance · Michel Martin · President Obama · Dan Henderson
Mar 14th, 2010 · A medical invention currently in development may one day be able to create new organs, right there in the hospital. The 3-D bio-printer takes cells from a patient's failing organ and "prints out" a new organ — almost like a 3-D ink-jet printer. Guy Raz explains how the device works with the man who developed the prototype, Gabor Forgacs.
Keywords: hospital · cell · organization · Patient · medical · Bio · Razed · printer · prototype · Gabor Forgacs
Mar 11th, 2010 · The man who won the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in Illinois vacated the seat after he was accused of beating his wife. Democrats now have to fill the slot and are accepting online applications from anyone interested. Two candidates: state Rep. Arthur Turner, who came in second in the original race, and Jill Jaffe, an unemployed certified medical assistant with no political experience.
Keywords: politics · Democrats · Certified · Rep · Gov · candidate · medical · governors · online · original · wife · Lt
Mar 11th, 2010 · Most women who give birth by cesarean section should have the option for vaginal delivery of subsequent children, experts recommended. Existing medical guidelines would have to be changed to make that approach more common.
Keywords: children · medical · delivery · cesarean · Vaginal
Mar 9th, 2010 · Deborah Blum's history of the birth of forensic science details the work of Charles Norris, New York City's first chief medical examiner, and Alexander Gettler, Norris' head toxicologist. The two advanced many of the technologies that allow scientists to track toxic substances in the body.
Keywords: Scientists · science · history · medical · York City · Jazz · Toxic · technologies · Examiner · forensic · Handbook · advancements
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