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NY doctors sue HMOs for bad business practices
Citing a regular pattern of deception and breach of contract by health plans who serve 50 per cent of the state’s insured population, a New York physicians group filed individual lawsuits against six HMOs requesting relief from illegal business practices, recently.

Study shows a drop in charity care in the US
A decline in the number of practicing physicians in the US who provide charity care, has triggered concerns from some experts about access by poor patients to basic medical services, a new study reveals.

New heart device raises risk of fatal blood infection
Patients with pacemakers and other implanted heart devices are at risk of a life-threatening bacterial blood infection, new study findings suggest.

 

This Fortnight

Editor Speak
Life in death
A recent petition by an elderly healthy citizen in the Kerala High Court submitting that the State should provide citizens with facilities for comfortable death in the hospitals for those who voluntarily seek it, must surely be one of those rare petitions putting the State and the Judiciary into a dilemma.

Interview
‘Minimu

This Fortnight

Editor Speak
Ominous portents
After the Sunitidevi Singhania Hospital was ransacked last sunday at Thane in Mumbai, the event cannot but reflect the deteriorating situation of the current Indian polity on the one hand and the crass level of protests exposing the intolerant attitude of people who constitute the mass following of a popular leader.

Interview
 Schiller drafts smart plan to penetrate price sensitive market
Satish Bankal, president, Schiller Healthcare India, is determined to infuse better technology into the Indian market. Recently Schiller designed a novel finance scheme in a bid to match the affordability levels of Indian medical community.

m Access Surgery can cut costs, provide faster recuperation’
Dr Pradeep Kumar Chowbey, a world renowned surgeon in the field of Minimum Access Surge ry (MAS), has a tag of being associated with some of the renowned medical associations...

 
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