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Accountable Care Organizations, Part 1 of 3

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  With the new year fast approaching and a raft of new rules coming into effect with the Affordable Healthcare Act, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) are suddenly in the news. What are they and what does all this mean for the medical profession? With this week’s Homerun Slides, we begun …

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Quick Sticks Treat Lows

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  Quick Sticks Treat Lows   Eack pack has 10gms of carbs. A key factor that separates Quick Sticks is the rate at which they are absorbed. Because of the powdered form, a Quick Stick can cover a larger surface area in the mouth and starts dissolving before patients even …

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Letter from the Editor, #654

There are some looming issues in reimbursement for healthcare coming in the next year. If things don’t change prescribers will be faced with a 27% decrease in reimbursement rates for Medicare and Medicaid patients, and many of the practitioners I talk to tell me that they will no longer take …

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Potential Anti-diabetic Benefits from Asparagus

Researchers from Karachi University in Pakistan found that regular consumption of asparagus can keep blood sugar levels in check and increase insulin production in the body. Results from the study with rats showed that low levels of the asparagus extract controlled blood glucose levels but did not improve insulin production. …

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Women’s Health Begins with 6,000 Steps

Habitual physical activity that adds up to moving 6,000 or more steps per day has been linked to a lower risk for developing diabetes and metabolic syndrome in midlife women. The results of a study showed that the average number of steps per day overall was 5,251, with the active …

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