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1. 2015 Patient Education Day The SNMMI Patient Advocacy Advisory Board is pleased to announce the 5th Annual Patient Education Day on June 7th, 2015 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD. This event will be held in conjunction with the SNMMI Annual Meeting. Please check back for further details about the 2015 program. For more information and to register: Click Here Dates: Sunday, June 7, 2015 (All day)Type: Event...
2. How a Frankenpenis Helps Medicine No, I’m not showing you a picture of a penis transplant! Here is a beautiful picture of South Africa’s landscape. First heart transplants and now penis transplants! Maybe it’s the ocean air, maybe the bucolic African terrain, or maybe it’s the hardy souls who live there, but South Africa has done it again. The first working interhuman penis transplant. Urination? Check. Sexual function? Check. A veritable functioning Frankenpenis. Big Cojones Christiaan Barnard performed the first human heart transplant in South Africa in 1967. Beat out Texas and Stanford by a couple months. Now they’re at the leading edge of urology...
3. 2015 Father’s Day 8k The 6th annual Father's Day 8K will be run on a flat and fast out-and-back course along the C&O Canal Towpath. The first 300 participants will be provided a technical race shirt, and awards will be given out at the post-race celebration to the top 3 M/F overall, the top M/F in each 10-year age group, and the top Father-Son and Father-Daughter teams. Email fathersday8k@gmail.com to enter the father-child team competitions. There will also be a Kid's Kilometer Fun Run just after the race start. All children must be entered using a registration form with a parent's or guardian's...
4. DSMA June: Avoiding the Endo Song and Dance I've been putting off my visit to the endo's office.Not only because I don't see the need to make any changes, but because I've been slacking off about keeping in touch with her and communicating about where I am in my diabetes management.Really, ......
5. The Post-Launch Problem: The Affordable Care Act’s Persistently High Administrative Costs Last year we, and many others, drew attention to the chaotic and costly roll out of the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) exchanges. The chaos is mostly over (unless King prevails over Burwell), but the costs will linger on. The roughly $6 billion in exchange start-up costs pale in comparison to the ongoing insurance overhead that the ACA has added to our health care system — more than a quarter of a trillion dollars through 2022. Bloated Administrative Costs We calculated these new overhead costs from the official National Health Expenditure Projections for 2012-2022 released by the Centers for Medicare and...