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G C Griffin
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Hats and beds. Ralph Nader thinks 'it's already working'.
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Bush & his healthcare plan--healthy! Some media reports--not!
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Who was the phantom accuser of 15 doctors?
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Government medicine. A bad dream come true?
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A national health plan? CLIA is a scary preview!
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Can a market economy fix a broken healthcare system?
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$8,334 Concorde flights, bypass surgery, and MRIs.
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Healthcare reform is coming--but what will it be?
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Canada's healthcare billing is a snap.
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Will you be able to do office lab tests under CLIA? One last chance to change better-but-still-bad regulations!
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'Play-or-pay'. A slippery slope to an all-government healthcare system.
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Follow the rules. But tell us if the feds target you unfairly!
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The good and the bad about 11 healthcare plans.
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Bush vs Clinton on artichokes, tomatoes, and healthcare.
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Dear President Clinton.
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Macrothrombocytopenia and progressive deafness: a new genetic syndrome.
We report a kindred with hereditary macrothrombocytopenia and progressive sensorineural hearing loss. Although the occurrence of hereditary sensorineural hearing loss associated with macrothrombocytopenia has been reported in a small number of families, varying degrees of renal pathology have always been present. In contrast to the previously reported syndromes involving a giant-platelet disorder and deafness, none of the family members in this report have had any evidence of renal dysfunction. The disorder was inherited in a linear pattern from great-grandmother to grandmother to mother to daughter. The clinical manifestations include hearing impairment that begins before the third decade and progresses to severe to profound bilateral hearing loss by the fourth decade. The platelet disorder manifests in early childhood and persists lifelong, although it tends to remain subclinical. Hematologic and ultrastructural findings will be contrasted to those found in Alport syndrome.