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- Pain-doctor limits set
- Legislators focus on health issues
- Shooting victim leaves hospital
- Ex must give up insurance policy
- Patient 'vegetative'? Maybe not
| Posted: By Carol Gentry 3/1/2010 © Health News Florida Doctors who haven’t passed certification exams in pain management will be able to keep working in pain clinics as long as they have hospital privileges and a qualified supervising physician, under a rule adopted by a state board this weekend. |
| Legislators focus on health issues Posted: 3/1/2010 © Palm Beach Post When the 60-day legislative session begins Tuesday, lawmakers' health agendas include "pill mills," a cancer cluster, and defective drywall, in addition to financial woes. Some see a need to expand the number of Medicaid recipients in HMOs to save money, while others are determined to preventing health and human services cuts. |
| Shooting victim leaves hospital Posted: 2/4/2010 © Florida Times Union About a month ago, Alex Ross, 16, was given three hours to live. On Thursday, he left a Jacksonville hospital with bullet fragments in his brain as he continues what doctors have called a miraculous recovery. |
| Ex must give up insurance policy Posted: 2/4/2010 © Palm Beach Post A judge ruled Thursday that ex-husband Ron Samuels, who tried to have Heather Grossman killed in 1997 in Boca Raton, must relinquish a $1 million life insurance policy on her. |
| Patient 'vegetative'? Maybe not Posted: 2/4/2010 © Washington Post New research shows some patients diagnosed as in a "vegetative state" actually have normal brain activity as measured by a functional MRI. The results inevitably raised questions about the controversial case five years ago of a Florida woman, Terri Schiavo. |
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