Did you have a leak in your Porsche sunroof or issues with the sunroof drains? Time is running out to submit a claim for reimbursement of damages.
https://t.co/njv5fT3wPT
Or you can just park your car inside and avoid driving near trees like @Porsche recommended to me.
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Is NES Health the new APP?
Today, I was forwarded the attached message from NES Health (https://t.co/FoVDX2TUFL):
"NES has made the difficult decision to wind down its operations and cease doing business."
NO TAIL INSURANCE FOR ITS DOCS.
@epmonthly@emnews@aaeminfo@ACOEP
From Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases:
36% of patients in 19,000 virtual medical visits were diagnosed with sinusitis. 91% of those were prescribed antibiotics. Antibiotic prescriptions were 1.7 times as likely in virtual visits than in-person ones.
https://t.co/cSFdstwrTW
Federal Judge Ada Brown sets aside and renders unenforceable the FTC Non-Compete Rule, holding that the FTC exceeded its statutory authority when creating the Rule and that the Rule was arbitrary and capricious. Read the whole opinion here: https://t.co/klid5IMrRI
A jury recently awarded a stroke victim $40 million after his hypertension went unaddressed. Did the jury make the right decision?
https://t.co/iK8PyXEKcG
ACP doesn't think Pfizer's plan is a good idea. However, in many other countries patients can get medications without prescription. Also, $1400 for Paxlovid (per GoodRX) without an insurance discount will keep patients from filling prescription anyway.
https://t.co/F4Qo79hWZ0
Pfizer planning to sell drugs *almost* direct to consumer. Consumers fill out online symptom checker. If at high risk of severe COVID, patients get connected with healthcare provider who prescribes meds.
https://t.co/GlnoRms3ts
After late-stage trials show reported benefit, Moderna seeking approval of combination influenza/COVID mRNA vaccine. Will be interesting to see how long it takes to see the study data.
https://t.co/owkQhx09Tn
Can hospitals be liable for violence in the emergency department? Simple answer is "YES," but it determination of when hospitals may be liable is much more nuanced.
https://t.co/kFdnYYamha