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July 2nd

• Medicare Plans to Cut Specialists' Payments - WSJ.com: Article summarizing proposed changes
• CMS PROPOSES PAYMENT, POLICY CHANGES FOR PHYSICIANS SERVICES TO MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES IN 2010
• If Primary-Care Docs Are Paid More, Will Specialists Get Less? - Health Blog - WSJ: Specialists don't want budget neutral changes
• http://www.nyt imes.com/2009/ 04/27/health/p olicy/27care.h tml?_r=1&hp: Dr. Shortage & increase pymts to general practice

June 26th

• JAMA -- Abstract: Body Mass Index and Risk, Age of Onset, and Survival in Patients With Pancreatic Cancer, June 24, 2009, Li et al. 301 (24): 2553: Overweight or obesity during early adulthood was associated with a greater risk of pancreatic cancer and a younger age of disease onset. Obesity at an older age was associated with a lower overall survival in patients with pancreatic cancer.

June 25th

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June 24th

• Blood, Heart & Circulation - Agina: Angina - 1 page - JAMA, Chest Pain -- Hildreth et al. 301 (14): 1498 -- JAMA

June 11th

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June 10th

• Jama Masjid Delhi - Historic Jama Masjid a step away from new look: New Delhi: The 450-year-old Jama Masjid in the old quarters of the capital has to cross one more hurdle to get a complete face job, which would beautify its surrounding area and turn the shrine into a world class heritage zone.
• New data show that Lp(a) is a causal factor for MI, researchers say: A new study examining genetic data from three different trials shows unequivocally that lipoprotein (a) is a causal factor for MI. The findings elevate the status of Lp(a) from a putative risk marker to a confirmed causal factor, says an accompanying editorial.
• Paper or Screen, Mother Tongue or English: Which Is Better?: A Randomized Trial -- Gulbrandsen et al. 287 (21): 2851 -- JAMA: Context: To compare family physicians 9; ability to retain information when reading a review article on paper vs on screen, and in their mother tongue vs in English.

June 4th

• Christian Prusia joins Jama Software as Vice President of Sales. « Jama Software Blog: Jama Software, the provider of requirements management software used for managing product innovation, today announces the appointment of Christian Prusia to its executive management team as Vice President of Sales. Prusia will be responsible for Jama?s global sales strategy and organization, working directly with customers within North America and through Jama?s European channel. He will also lead the company?s strategic partnerships and business developement activities.

May 29th

• JAMA -- Dark Medicine: Rationalizing Unethical Medical Research, September 10, 2008, Malani 300 (10): 1217

May 26th

• Understanding and Using DICOM, the Data Interchange Standard for Biomedical Imaging

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