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Ford must pay $75K in disability case   NASHVILLE, Sept. 20 UPI -- Ford Motor Credit Co. must pay a disabled Tennessee employee $75,000 for disclosing private medical information about the worker, a federal judge has ruled.

Ford must pay $75K in disability case  Ford Motor Credit Co. must pay a disabled Tennessee employee $75,000 for disclosing private medical information about the worker, a federal judge has ruled. The unnamed Nashville employee sued the company under the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, saying a supervisor revealed private medical information that resulted in workplace chatter about the worker, The Nashville ...

Senate Hearing Discusses Recommendations For Increased Regulations On Direct-to-Consumer Ads For Medical Devices  Lawmakers and witnesses on Wednesday at a Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing discussed recommendations for increased regulations on direct-to-consumer advertisements for medical devices, Dow Jones reports Corbett Dooren, Dow Jones, 9/17.

Six county deaths direct result of hurricane  GALVESTON — Six Galveston County residents died as a direct result of Hurricane Ike and 13 others died during the storm from medical conditions.

Anthem reaches new deal  The health insurance provider for the city of Portsmouth, Scioto County, Shawnee State University, USEC and many smaller companies in the area have come to an agreement with Southern Ohio Radiology.

Kohl Hearing Examines Direct-To-Consumer Advertising For Medical Devices; Considers Mandatory Review And Moratoriums  U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging Chairman Herb Kohl D-WI held a hearing examining issues related to direct-to-consumer DTC advertising for restricted medical devices that are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration FDA, such as heart stents, replacement hips, and other implanted devices.

German doctors demand pay rise  MORE than 5,000 angry doctors, many in medical gowns, marched through Berlin yesterday to demand higher pay.

Senate Panel To Hold Hearing On Direct-To-Consumer Ads For Medical Devices  The Senate Special Committee on Aging on Wednesday plans to hold a hearing to discuss recommendations by lawmakers, medical groups and others for restrictions on direct-to-consumer advertising for medical devices because of concerns that the ads can mislead patients, the New York Times reports.

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Softball tourney to help pay baby's medical bills  She's barely 3 months old, but little Madison Asbury has received more medical care than most people will in a lifetime.

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