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Date Title Comments Rating
2004-10-29 Public health facing calamity, say medics 0 None
2004-10-29 Will email consultations improve patient care? 0 None
2004-10-26 Drug report raises hospital monitoring issues 0 None
2004-10-26 British Government report declares NHS accident and emergency, the envy of the world 0 None
2004-10-25 Initiatives put more doctors in rural Alberta 0 None
2004-10-25 Australian Medical Association slams pharmacy guild 0 None
2004-10-22 First public healthcare and HIV/AIDS programme in Kibera, Kenya 0 2
2004-10-21 206 million patient visits will have been made to physician assistants (PAs) in 2004 0 None
2004-10-21 BMA response to physician-assisted suicide survey 0 None
2004-10-19 Launch of an internet-based HIV/AIDS training resource database 0 None
2004-10-19 Cost cutting measures and patent expirations to propel the European generics and biogenerics market 0 None
2004-10-18 Shortfalls in the budget for doctors' training in England will have a detrimental effect on patient care and NHS staffing levels 0 None
2004-10-18 Both Presidential candidates are ignoring the core issue of controlling health care cost growth 0 None
2004-10-13 Ignoring England's promiscuous society is at the heart of the current sexual health crisis 0 None
2004-10-13 BMA Response to NAO report on improving emergency care in England 0 None
2004-10-13 GPs need more help from PCOs to be ready for Freedom of Information Act 0 None
2004-10-12 Health care reform is likely to be a key topic in Wednesday night’s presidential candidate debate 0 None
2004-10-12 Representatives from Bush and Kerry campaigns to present health plans at University of Michigan 0 None
2004-10-11 Innovative help for parents of autistic children 0 None
2004-10-11 Health care providers need to work together to ensure that high-risk individuals get the flu shot 0 None
2004-10-11 GP registrar training budget remains in place 0 None
2004-10-08 Medical education is a process of socialisation - into the population that the future doctors will serve 0 None
2004-10-08 Why the GMC is right to appeal over life prolonging treatment 0 None
2004-10-07 Sick could be thousands of dollars out of pocket if the Federal Labor Government abolishes the Medicare Safety Net 0 None
2004-10-07 Call for UK and Luxembourg governments to put access to quality cancer treatment at the top of their health agendas 0 None
2004-10-06 Indiana health officials are appealing to health care providers to limit use of this year’s diminished supply of flu vaccine 0 None
2004-10-06 Autism decision is turning point for autistic children in Northern Ireland 0 None
2004-10-06 Medicare today announced a demonstration project for Medicare beneficiaries with high medical expenses 0 None
2004-10-05 Canadian agency releases report on the health of Canada's young people 0 None
2004-10-05 GP leader calls for equity in practice based commissioning 0 None
2004-10-05 Call for elderly and children to be vaccinated first in response to flu vaccine shortage 0 None
2004-10-05 Lack of understanding concerning Asian New Zealander health issues 0 None
2004-10-05 Virginia Department of Health and the Get Smart Virginia program are urging consumers to become educated this cold and flu 0 None
2004-10-04 UK's Department of Health flu immunisation campaign launches 0 None
2004-10-04 Sexual encounters among patients in UK psychiatric wards are common 0 None
2004-10-04 New York state legislation that will protect patient rights 0 None
2004-10-04 Children's organ retention at the Royal Liverpool Hospital (Alder Hey) is frequently muddled and unclear 0 None
2004-10-04 Family doctors in NI angry at DHSSPS handling of flu vaccine shortage 0 None

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