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American Medical Association Adopts New Principles For Patient-Centered Medical Home  Today, the American Medical Association AMA voted to adopt the "Joint Principles of the Patient-Centered Medical Home," joining the American Academy of Family Physicians, American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Physicians and the American Osteopathic Association in endorsing the principles.

UC Irvine Medical Center head to step down  Maureen Zehntner cites personal reasons for resigning and gives four months' notice. She was promoted after a period of scandal at the institution. The head of UC Irvine Medical Center plans to step down in March, she told staff members by e-mail Monday.

New technology to control the motion of bacteria that produce cellulose - biomaterial and medical implant potential  Two Virginia Tech engineers have put bacteria to work as tiny weavers of biomaterials and medical implants.

St. Scholastica brings in 33-man medical mission  THE Bacolod St. Scholastica Alumnae Foundation BSSAF has brought into the province of Negros Occidental 33 health experts from the United States of America, called the Aloha Medical Mission group, to conduct surgical mission.

American Medical Association Works On Permanent Medicare Physician Payment Reform  Enacting permanent Medicare physician payment reform to preserve access to health care for seniors is a top priority of the American Medical Association AMA, and AMA members discussed how best to achieve this goal at the organization's semi-annual policy-making meeting today.

Sun Health And Power3 Medical To Present Results Of NuroPro? Alzheimer's Blood Test Clinical Validation Trial  Power3 Medical Products, Inc. OTCBB:PWRM announced today that Dr. Marwan Sabbagh, Chief Medical-Scientific Officer of Sun Health and Dr. Ira L. Goldknopf, President and Chief Scientific Officer of Power3, have jointly submitted an abstract entitled "Development of a novel biomarker approach for detection of Alzheimer's disease" for presentation by Dr.

Reglera, a Leading Regulatory Consulting and Process Outsourcing Firm Specializing in Medical Device and Human Tissue ...  Reglera, one of the world's largest and fastest growing regulatory compliance and quality assurance consulting and outsourcing companies for medical device and tissue bank organizations announces the promotion of its current President, Clay Anselmo, to President and Chief Executive Officer.

Health Minister: Medical tourism in Singapore stable  Singapore's Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan said Tuesday that medical tourism in the city-state have not been affected by the recent financial crisis and he blamed its slower growth for the lack of capacity. He was quoted by local radio 938LIVE as saying that Singapore's medical industry has been enjoying a steady growth of about 20 percent a year. His remarks came after Parkway Health, one of the ...

Dr. David Young Joins DocuSys as Medical Director  DocuSys, Inc., the market-leading provider of the most innovative systems for anesthesia information management, medication management and presurgical care management, announces the appointment of David Young, MD as the medical director for DocuSys' Presurgical Care Management solution.

Firm bids to run state inmate medical system  SACRAMENTO ---- A private prison company that has been lobbying the Schwarzenegger administration and is a campaign contributor to the governor's causes has made a bid to operate an overhauled inmate medical system, a move that could conflict with court-ordered reforms, according to a document obtained Monday by The Associated Press.

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