Ed Gately, Tribune http://www.eastvalleytribune.com

I have practiced internal medicine and clinical cardiology in Dallas for 44 years. My wife and I have reared and educated three children and have lived a comfortable life, commensurate with my education and the demands of my profession. I have always felt privileged to be a physician. I chose a primary-care field because it […]

Portland Business Journal by Robin J. Moody Business Journal staff writer http://portland.bizjournals.com

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by Philippa Kennealy http://trusted.md This is a philosophical blog post coming on the heels of a meeting I had today with my “Mastermind group”. We talked at length about the topic of resiliency. It appears that many physicians are feeling less than hardy these days in the face of all their practice struggles! They are […]

For most physicians, liability insurance rates are holding steady or dropping. Is this cause for celebration? Yes and No, say the experts. By: Gail Garfinkel Weiss Medical Economics http://www.memag.com

by Justin D. Anderson Daily Mail Staff http://www.dailymail.com Legislators are considering a bill providing incentives for state employees to go to other countries for medical procedures. But state officials are not sure if the incentives would save any money. The West Virginia Hospital Association says such a measure could financially harm the state’s hospitals and […]

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