The Life of A Smoker of 50 Years Saved With A Cancer-Frying Technique
CLEARWATER, FL – The statistics about cigarette smoking being directly linked to lung cancer is old news and people continue to smoke. Puff, puff! But what if a smoker kept track of each time he/she smoked in one day, over the course of a month, a year … what would they find? More
Medical Society to Help Physicians Navigate the Challenges of Going Digital
Sarasota, FL – The Sarasota County Medical Association’s (SCMS) upcoming lecture series on electronic health records couldn’t be timelier as President Obama just announced his plan to spend $50 billion dollars over the next five years on healthcare technology. More
Accreditation Will Advance Vein Care Treatments For Area Residents
St. Petersburg, FL – Dr. Edward G. Mackay, a Board-Certified vascular surgeon and vein specialist, is now one of few physicians right here in the Tampa Bay community to earn the accreditation of RPVI or Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS). More
Celebration Includes Tea Ceremony, A Japanese Flute Player, Tai chi and Oriental Brush Painting Demonstrations
WHO: The staff and doctors at WellSpring Oncology will celebrate its one year anniversary by welcoming the community to its Asian-inspired celebration event.
WHAT:A one-year anniversary celebration event of the opening of the doors to WellSpring Oncology, a cancer treatment center designed for caring, healing and tranquility.
WHEN:April 22 – Earth Day
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for daytime activities
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for special evening celebration
WHERE:WellSpring Oncology is located at 6600 Sixty Sixth Street North in Pinellas Park, Florida. More
President Obama is moving forward with the controversial project to make all medical records electronic.
The president tapped Harvard medical school professor David Blumenthal to start a federal health information network. The system would allow doctors to share information over the Internet. More
In the next five years, the government wants to outfit every person in the United States with an “electronic health record,” a plan backed with $19-billion in economic stimulus money. More