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2012/05/23

Discount Doctors: Where Can You Find the Cheapest Care? - Health TechZone

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My husband sees it all the time. Fillings for $5. Crowns for $250. Who wouldn't rather pay this than $100 or $700 for the procedures? Patients are shopping dentists to find the cheapest one. So are those needing surgery or rehab.
Epocrates is the top medical app among physicians on smartphones and tablets, according to a new study. Manhattan Research's "Taking the Pulse U.S. 2012"-- a study of technology adoption and behavior by physicians -- shows that more than half of the physicians using Epocrates on a smartphone, use it daily, according to a company statement. In addition, physicians are most likely to reference info about prescribed drugs over the smartphone during patient consults.
An intense battle is taking place in India over their government's proposal to cut back on the cost of drugs to its citizens. Major pharmaceutical companies both domestic and foreign, are fiercely opposed to the government's pending decision over administering a price cap. Parties in favor of the price reductions are health activists, the majority of India's citizens without health insurance, generic drug companies and even India's Controller General.
After about three years of work and 750 design projects, researchers from Stanford University have successfully encoded a form of rewritable memory into DNA. In fact, synthetic biologists from Stanford have managed to turn DNA into a form of rewritable memory, just like the solid-state memories in our computers.

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