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Thursday, August 23, 2012

Pioglitaznone related bladder cancer - any legal recourse for afflicted?

Did you guys know that Pioglitazone (actos) if taken for long time can lead to baldder cancer?. New results published and recently quoted by FDA suggests so.

You can find some information about the same HERE.

This was also recently all over the news feed.

Imagine getting treated for diabetes and then getting afflicted with an entirely new pathology, it can be very distressing to one aflicted. Often having had chronic diseases would have made you poorer by several thousand dollars just because f healthcare dollars you spend. Despite all these concerns we see very little press is given to such a awefull bad side efect of a commonly used medication.

Fortunately legal help is available or those who are affected and affllicted. And initial consultation is even provided free of cost at certain reputed law firms.

Certainly the bladder cancer is not something you are thinking about when you are trying to control your diabetes. Would you have taken the medicine if you had known that this medication gave you bladder cancer while taking away some of your diabetes?. Would your doctor prescribe the medicine if he/she knew about this informaton?. Don't you think this information should be made available for everyone so that everyone is able to make informed decision?.

I have a strong opinion as to need for informed decision in any doctor-physician relationship. But when here is such paucity of information weather wilfully or not so wilfully it certainly baffles me.

I hope none of you have to go through this situation. but if you happen to be one of them then you can a least take hope in the fact that there is some great help available a hand.

Friday, August 3, 2012

Chronic Pain Need Not Be A Bane of your Existance - Here Comes Your Helping Hand

One look at any out patient medical clinic in USA can convince you about how crowded our physician offices are with people seeking solace from chronic pain.

Often what both providers and patients' forget is that medications are not the only solution to such issues as chronic pain. Very often a multi-pronged strategy including use of traditional and non-traditional methods would need to be adopted to get optimum relief.

Often therapy specialists forget the fact that use of pain relief techniques such as TENS machines would in fact sometimes be more beneficial.

I have to tell you about one such wonderful medical supply company which has some great resources for pain relief, specially multitude types of chronic pain syndromes. TENS  units being marketed by LG Med supply are not only of great variety and quality, I was also surprised to find that they have some of THE cheapest prices on the internet without a compromise in quality. This new company has taken big strides during recent months in helping patients with pain relief and quality of life improvement of patients.

Having worked as a physio therapist before I became a physician I know the quality of pain relief and long lasting effective relief of discomfort a TENS machine can provide. The whole aim is to provide affordable tools for appropriate pain relief for patients who have issues with chronic pain.

Well http://www.lgmedsupply.com makes it possible with their excellent product lines.Their products are so specialized that they have multiple different kinds of TENS machines purposefully designed for various types of clinical conditions.

For example this 8 electrode TENS unit is a new third generation unit which actually comes with its own AC adapter and costs a whole lot less than retail!!! - compare 139 dollars to 639!!!.

LGMedSupply offers TENS units, Muscle Stimulators, and Ultrasound Units for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation.  The LG-TEC Dual Combo TENS Unit and Muscle Stimulator  is a combination unit that enables you to benefit from the TENS Pain  Relief and the Muscle Stimulator for increased muscle tone and muscle  pain rehabilition.  LGMedSupply's Pain Relief Products are used by  thousands of satisfied patients worldwide.  Visit LGMedSupply Online.  All items are in-stock.  Also get additional information on LGmedsupply at this very well written online customer blog. 

Check it out, you will love it.

Monday, July 16, 2012

Medical Insurance Form Filling Made Super Easy

ubo4 software is a upcoming software powerhouse which caters all your needs for medical insurance claims filing. They truly have a wide range of software solutions for your professional healthcare claims filing and also effectively handles filing claims for Medicare/Medicaid.

For any healthcare provider medical billing is a big headache. ub04 software has numerous solutions for the same. Not only this but they are also affordably priced as well. There are several software platforms useful for both PC and Mac users. There are few things that are unique abut the software itself. I have listed some of the unique features below. The list is exhaustive I have only listed few important ones below.

1. You cal electronically fill out the form and save it to your hard disk
2. You can create templates for various claims so that repetitive form filling is not necessary.
3. Allows autofill of repetitive pages
4. Best of all it provides a secure environment which is HIPPA compliant!!!.

Medical billing and claims procedure is complicated and tough business, but thankfully ub04 software provides unique solutions which makes ones life so much more easier. Not surprised then this software has own so many awards.

Have a look for yourself here is the link.



Thursday, July 5, 2012

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Cardiology Trials

Here we shall over time list all important trials one needs to know in the field of cardiology.

LISTED TOWARDS THE LEFT ARE THE LINKS TO ALL THE RELEVENT TRIALS, CLICKING THE LINK TAKES YOU TO RELEVANT TRIAL.



We shall continue to add pages as new trials are published.

New trial are initially published under the heading ''NEW TRIALS'' and subsequently moved over to appropriate sub-section.

Why This Blog?

When I was a resident in cardiology and even a first year fellow, I was looking for a source of information for all the evidence based medicine we practice. I could hardly find any one place or source which would list all the important trials in Cardiology along with its clinical relevance at one place. I searched all over the internet and could not find one. the closest compendium of trials I saw published was published in 2003 without any updates. Thus I came up with an idea of listing all important (mainly landmark) guideline providing trials which lead to changes in the practice of medicine at one place.

I hope you not only are provided with easy access to information you need for your clinical practice, but also enjoy the succinct but yet fairly detailed presentation of these trials.

Enjoy all trials a cadiologist needs to know about at one place!!!