Dollars Spent for Back & Neck Conditions

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April 4, 2013

This Week's Feature Trends in Dollars Spent for Back & Neck Conditions The annual medical spending for spinal care per patient increased by 95% from 1999 to 2008, mainly due to medical specialist care. Determining if medical specialist care is truly necessary is critical in addressing this economic burden. READ MORE

Guest Blog by Skeptical Scalpel Law Schools Start Firms to Employ Graduates Law schools claim that the school-based firms will be something like teaching hospitals for law school graduates. You be the judge. READ MORE

Feature Closing the Gaps in PAH Management Recent data suggest a care gap in following guideline-recommended approaches to diagnosing pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH).   READ MORE     Feature HIV & Injection Drug Use Although the number of HIV infections among injecting drug users dropped by half over the past decade, the NHBS data showed that testing rates for the virus also decreased. READ MORE     "I ran all your symptoms through the computer, and now the computer is sick too."     VIEW & SHARE

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