The clinics contended that the Supreme Court is likely to side with the Texas clinics and would reverse any action against the Louisiana clinics.
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DaVita operates 292 clinics in California and more than 2,500 clinics nationwide.
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They could occur in minute clinics or retail clinics, like CVS or Walgreens.
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They could occur in minute clinics or retail clinics, like CVS or Walgreens.
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MYTH: ALL EGG-FREEZING CLINICS ARE THE SAME Not all fertility clinics are created equal.
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Mobile unites that can get to women, longer hours for clinics, weekend hours for clinics.
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Clinics face new inspection requirements, while employees who whistleblow on abortion clinics enjoy increased protections.
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Most abortion clinics ask people not to counter-protest—especially not against the clinics' wishes.
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In some states and municipalities, clinics have adopted names that sound similar to the names of abortion clinics, and occasionally set up shop across the street or next door to real clinics.
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In Guangdong province, for example, there were 23,22 tests done in people coming to fever clinics, outpatient clinics.
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No clinics in Indiana even participate in fetal tissue research right now, nor do most abortion clinics nationwide.
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Kate Brown signed an executive order requiring all hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, outpatient clinics, dental clinics, and veterinary clinics with surplus PPE supplies to notify the state's PPE coordinator to arrange for a handoff.
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Many of them work out of storefronts resembling abortion clinics, and frequently open directly next to the clinics themselves.
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These standards, activists charge, hold clinics to medically unnecessary standards and are designed to force clinics to shut down.
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Lawyers for the clinics say that the vast majority of women in Texas receive abortion services at such clinics.
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CPCs also intentionally open near real abortion clinics, and even open up in spaces formerly occupied by abortion clinics.
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Executives at retail clinics say the study was flawed and failed to demonstrate the overall savings the clinics achieve.
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One perhaps surprising finding, for instance, is that relatively few stem cell clinics seem to be only stem cell clinics.
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These clinics differ from Walgreens' existing walk-in clinics, which typically treat people for acute conditions like cough and flu.
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In her interview with Bakker, she referenced the clinics, claiming that false allegations had left her clinics nearly bankrupt twice.
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"It turns out that just about the only clinics that are covered by this are pro-life clinics," he said.
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But the bigger difference between unauthorized stem cell clinics and potential CRISPR clinics is political: There are a whole bunch of stem cell clinics operating in the US that the FDA can and should close down but hasn't.
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For her book, Contested Spaces: Abortion Clinics, Women's Shelters and Hospitals: Politicizing the Female Body, Brown visited numerous independent abortion clinics across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, though she wasn't granted access to any Planned Parenthood clinics.
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"Many of the wounded had to be carried to clinics in surrounding districts and private clinics in the city," she said.
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Since 2010, states have been passing restrictions on abortion clinics and providers that have had the effect of shutting clinics down.
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Four Iowa Planned Parenthood clinics will close on Friday after the state withheld family planning funds from clinics that offer abortions.
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The changes also require clinics to physically separate abortion-related services from any other services clinics may offer, starting next year.
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There's no reason to believe that hospitals near clinics do a better job of screening doctors than hospitals far from clinics.
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He held Total Immersion clinics for years and certified instructors to run their own clinics, spreading the discipline far and wide.
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But normally, community health clinics are set up as general practice clinics to serve all patients, regardless of age or gender.
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About nine of the remaining 19 clinics in Texas are ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs), and the other 10 are regular outpatient clinics.
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Most termination clinics offer a wide variety of family planning services, so I don't think it's fair to call them abortion clinics.
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The high demand has given rise to private clinics and it is estimated that there are 55 such clinics in Mexico City.
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These debt clinics help alleviate the costs of attending college, but the clinics alone do not make college accessible to all Americans.
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Retail clinics: For unscheduled, in-person care, retail clinics — found in pharmacies, supermarkets and other retail locations — are the least expensive option.
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The agency acknowledged the difficulty in pursuing rogue clinics and suggested that consumers check up on stem cell clinics before receiving treatment.
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In fact, many of its clinics do not perform abortions; in Wisconsin, for example, only two of the organization's 22015 clinics do.
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Clinics often lack resources to properly store blood, and drones are able to reach clinics within 30 minutes of receiving an order.
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While both regulations prevented family planning clinics from referring patients for abortions and required them to have physical and financial separation from abortion clinics, the Reagan-era regulations also prevented the family planning clinics from even discussing abortion with their patients.
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Laws restricting the abilities of abortion clinics to function have successfully already closed many clinics in Alabama and other states with conservative legislatures.
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As clinics in other states are at risk of closing, the Maine law will increase the number of clinics able to perform abortions.
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There are other clinics that provide abortions, called nonspecialized clinics, but fewer than half of the patient visits there are for abortion services.
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The clinics in Munich really know what they're doing, and I researched the different clinics and doctors extensively before I made my choice.
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There were more than 40 clinics providing abortion care in Texas in 2013 when lawmakers approved onerous and burdensome new restrictions for clinics.
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If some fundamentalist-Christian-owned fertility clinics close, this will reduce the overall supply of services and create longer waits at other clinics.
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Mediclinic, which was founded in South Africa in 1983, runs 78 hospitals, five sub-acute hospitals, 13 day case clinics and 22 outpatient clinics.
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Abortion rights advocates said that shuttered clinics would not open again immediately and that it might take years for new clinics to establish themselves.
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Anti-abortion clinics or organizations that deter abortions often use the same keywords as abortion clinics or places that help with carrying out abortions.
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They may also reject the premise that HB2 caused clinics to close en masse, or that other clinics can't reasonably take up the slack.
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The result: More than 80 family planning clinics closed, most of which were in rural areas where there were no other clinics offering affordable care.
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This week, as schedules get back to normal and more clinics reopen, the company is sending 40 relief employees to clinics across the flooded area.
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And primary care clinics are simply less well-equipped than clinics focused on reproductive health care to offer women the full range of contraceptive options.
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Participants in the program include children's hospitals, HIV/AIDS treatment centers, opioid addiction clinics, hemophilia treatment centers and other hospitals and clinics serving their communities.
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While the company has announced plans in the past to have as many as 2,000 clinics, it currently has about 20 clinics over three states.
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While the company had planned in the past to have as many as 2,000 clinics open, it currently has about 20 clinics over three states.
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Between 2011 and 2017, those regions lost a total of 83 clinics, with about half of the clinics in Ohio and Texas shutting their doors.
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Theranos closes blood clinics, lays off 340 Theranos closes blood clinics, lays off 340 It's sure looking like the end of the road for Theranos.
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Along with other medical clinics that provide outpatient services, abortion clinics were required to have emergency procedures in place in case a patient needed hospital care.
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Nine out of 32 family planning clinics in the area shuttered between 2011 and 2012, while 82 clinics have closed in the state as a whole.
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Number of clinics: Forward has seven clinics, most recently opening one in Washington, DC, as well as spots in Southern California, San Francisco, and New York.
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In 2013, House Bill 2 required abortion clinics to meet costly, hospital-level standards and caused half the abortion clinics in the state to close down.
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At the same time states in the South lost 50 clinics - half of those in Texas alone - and the Midwest saw a decline of 33 clinics.
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It has an agreement with the government to deliver blood products to 21 transfusion clinics from two bases, the first of which is already serving five clinics.
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CPCs outnumber abortion clinics in America by about 3,000 to 800, and California's 200 or so CPCs misleadingly "pose as full-service women's health clinics", legislators concluded.
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Some of these laws used targeted regulations, like making abortion clinics meet the building standards of mini hospitals, to force clinics to close for no medical reason.
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The clinics, which are unregulated, have websites with glowing testimonials from patients, some of which, Mr. Gass's sister-in-law discovered, have financial interests in the clinics.
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While Minute Clinics certainly have not replaced emergency rooms yet, some experts suspect that more clinics are expected to emerge and might aim to fill that role.
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"I felt obligated to let him know the clinics could threaten litigation," Dr. Knoepfler said, explaining that clinics have made such threats against him and his colleagues.
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Additionally, doctors at clinics that receive Title X funds but do not provide abortions would be largely prohibited from referring patients to clinics that do provide abortions.
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She and other experts recommend clinics be affiliated with the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology, the leading professional organization, which audits clinics and keeps success rate data.
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As a public interest lawyer, Mr. Schneiderman represented women seeking access to health clinics, sometimes suing protesters who he said harassed the women outside of the clinics.
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Hellerstedt, which declared unconstitutional a Texas law that would have imposed needless requirements on abortion clinics and would have caused many clinics in the state to close.
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Already the company has collaborations with dental clinics across the U.S. through partnerships with organizations like Heartland Dental, which operates more than 950 clinics in the Midwest.
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These measures have caused half of the state's clinics to close over the past five years and placed heavy restrictions on the six clinics that remain open.
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Such laws threatened to force the shutdown of four of five clinics in Alabama, three of four clinics in Louisiana and the sole abortion clinic operating in Mississippi.
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If you can believe it, until recently, beauty parlors, public pools and veterinary clinics were held to higher levels of regulatory oversight than abortion clinics in most states.
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In recent years several states have slashed their support for Title X clinics operating in their state and enacted anti-abortion restrictions designed to shut down abortion clinics.
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Cofounder Ronan Levy said the company hopes to open 50 to 60 clinics across Canada and the US by 2023 and told Business Insider that though clinics will add other treatments as research moves forward, the first few clinics will be administering ketamine-based therapy for patients with treatment-resistant depression.
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The scale of stem cell clinics is certainly far larger in the U.S. In a 2019 study, Turner found there were nearly 800 clinics selling unapproved stem cell treatments.
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Because of these characteristics, abortion rights advocates have long argued that the centers' tactics are to "pose" as abortion clinics in order to "trick" women seeking out abortion clinics.
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"I thought that if I went crazy on Suboxone clinics, I would slow the growth of Suboxone clinics, which were necessary for some people to get well," Hickton said.
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With anti-abortion groups expecting protests at up to 225 clinics, Planned Parenthood supporters organized 150 protests of their own at parks, government buildings and other sites, including clinics.
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I was thrilled to see $94 million in federal funding this year put toward supporting clinics treating heroin and opioid addiction, $1.8 million of which went to Maryland clinics.
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Furber says he wouldn't be surprised if some of these clinics added young blood or plasma to their menu of offerings, or if new bespoke blood clinics opened up.
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In Spain, the Association of Clinics Accredited for the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy tweeted that its clinics remained open because abortion is part of the country's national health provision.
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People living near these clinics had higher trust in public health workers; had more faith in the medical care they offered; and started using the health clinics more frequently.
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When a Texas law requiring abortion clinics to have hospital admitting privileges went into effect in 2013, it shuttered more than half of the abortion clinics in the state.
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"Especially for the liver transplant clinics or alcohol abuse clinics, it's important for them to recognize this rare condition, because they're the ones that monitor alcohol abstinence," he said.
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The Florida law allows clinics, as an alternative, to have a general transfer agreement with a nearby hospital, but it is unclear whether all of the state's clinics can comply.
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Forced to lay off one-third of its staff, AMODEFA closed clinics across the country and dramatically reduced the services at the clinics that remained open, including in Xai-Xai.
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The court struck down Texas laws requiring doctors in abortion clinics to obtain admitting privileges at hospitals nearby and mandating that the clinics satisfy standards demanded of ambulatory surgical facilities.
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During his tenure, New York City has succeeded in lowering H.I.V. transmission rates, rolling out PrEP and rebranding the city's STD (for sexually transmitted disease) Clinics as Sexual Health Clinics.
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That may be, Saloner told me, because there just aren't enough drug treatment clinics — or at least space in these clinics — to actually treat people even after they get insurance.
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Separating advocacy and politics from Planned Parenthood's clinics, via a name change, should enable the public to see the full range of services that the clinics provide with new eyes.
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On Tuesday, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the majority that requiring health clinics opposed to abortion to tell women how to obtain the procedure violated the clinics' free-speech rights.
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Some locals prefer private clinics as they offer the 5-in-1 vaccine, whereas public clinics offer a 4-in-1 vaccine that does not include prevention against Hib disease.
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The Texas law requires abortion clinics to become mini emergency rooms The Texas clinics argue that HB2 ought to fit the "undue burden" definition: Because it would force most Texas abortion clinics to close, it would become the type of "substantial obstacle" that the Supreme Court has previously found to be unconstitutional.
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She does a lot of work outside of Planned Parenthood clinics and abortion clinics trying to convince workers to leave and join the anti-abortion movement and she's been pretty successful.
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With more laws being enacted against clinics and clinics closing at a drastic rate, I think it's very important to have a resource that is as up-to-date as possible.
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While not all Planned Parenthood clinics provide abortions, some do, and those clinics would become ineligible under the rule, which takes effect 85033 days after being published in the federal register.
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Urgent care operators like GoHealth are competing for healthcare professionals to staff their clinics with other urgent care providers, as well as with retail clinics and other forms of convenient care.
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The requirements that clinic doctors obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and that the clinics retrofit themselves as small hospitals threatens to force most of the state's remaining clinics to close.
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The clinics that don't offer contraceptives won't refer patients to clinics that provide that service, a departure from standard medical practice but a reflection of Eaton Bravo's personal opposition to contraceptives.
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In addition, fake clinics are often camouflaged as health care facilities and located near abortion clinics in an effort to lure women away from facilities that can actually meet their needs.
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In the last 10 years, a wave of new laws have closed clinics across the South and Midwest — Louisiana today has just three clinics, and six other states have just one.
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The law, which also imposed new physical requirements on abortion clinics, would have led two-thirds of the state's clinics to close, leaving large areas of Texas without an abortion provider.
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He said the first three clinics would provide psychedelic assistance and psychotherapy procedures to patients, and Field Trip hopes to open about 50 to 60 clinics across North America by 2023.
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Often, she adds, the websites for these closed clinics remain un-updated—which can be devastating to women traveling hours to arrive at clinics, only to find they're no longer open.
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"First and foremost — clinics are still open," Koyama said.
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Confounding illness Shipyard and construction workers have sought treatment for lung ailments through the Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics, a network of some 60 clinics specializing in laborer illnesses and injuries.
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It is a way also for CVS to increase utilization of its walk-in clinics and thus achievement of additional scale economies by spreading more broadly the fixed costs of its clinics.
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Casey, to invalidate the requirement that abortion clinics meet the strict equipment and staffing standards of ambulatory surgical centers, and that doctors working at those clinics have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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In 2008, there were only about a half-dozen legal clinics that focused on veterans and military personnel; currently, there are over 50 clinics in 31 states and the District of Columbia.
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Fake clinics deceive women The deception starts before women walk through the door, as many of these clinics use online advertisements in which they imply that they offer comprehensive reproductive health services.
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That's because while CPCs look a lot like clinics that provide abortions and even set up shop near real reproductive health clinics, their sole purpose is to discourage women from having abortions.
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The failure of systems used to store frozen eggs and embryos at two fertility clinics has rattled people who count on such clinics to help them realize their hopes of having children.
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After 2014, Obria began to expand, with the goal of not just opening its own clinics, but partnering with clinics in other states and rebranding them with the Obria name, Huling said.
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Admitting privileges laws, in other words, impose a significant burden on abortion clinics and on those clinics' patients, while doing very little to make an already very safe medical procedure any safer.
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The case centers on a Louisiana law that would require doctors at abortion clinics have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, a requirement critics say is aimed at forcing those clinics to close.
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"The only way we can identify and find these clinics and doctors is through police traps, and through regular visits and search parties to all the clinics, pharmacies and hospitals," he added.
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The court said it did not have enough information to determine how easily abortion clinics could obtain waivers from the licensing rules and whether those requirements posed an undue burden on clinics.
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If the program isn't reformed, however, hospitals will continue abusing the system, and seniors who rely on local community clinics for their healthcare needs will see even more of those clinics close.
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The administration may attempt to do so by imposing some form of domestic gag rule that would preclude Title X clinics from counseling patients on abortion or referring them to abortion clinics.
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Ilyse Hogue, president of the abortion rights organization NARAL Pro-Choice America, said that independent clinics "absolutely" needed to be better funded, but that ultimately protecting the clinics depended on bigger changes.
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Rockingham County, Virginia (0 clinics for 4,590 women in need)Though the researchers had limited access to any private practices that might exist (and pulled data using clinics such as Title X clinics, Planned Parenthood, the Indian Health Service, and The National Association of County and City Health Officials, among others), these statistics are still pretty depressing.
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Silverthorn said he had called the cities listed on the chart to find out if they had abortion clinics, but under cross examination from the plaintiffs' attorneys, Silverthorn said he did not know details such as whether the clinics were open, the cost of procedures at the clinics, or until what gestation period they perform abortions.
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Herold also included information about clinics that provide abortion care, and her follow-up thread provided even more details about how to support community-run clinics, including through financial donations and volunteer hours.
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The Oregonian said McShane will also "grant a preliminary injunction" aimed at blocking a federal rule that bars federally funded family planning clinics from operating out of the same buildings as abortion clinics.
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Researchers found that most of the visits — about three-fifths — to the retail clinics for those conditions were classified as "new utilization," meaning people wouldn't have gotten treatment if the clinics didn't exist.
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The law requires all abortion clinics to meet hospital-like standards of an ambulatory surgical center and for the clinics to have admitting privileges to a hospital within 83 miles of the center.
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Planned Parenthood affiliates and independent clinics suffer alike from general restrictions on abortion—independent clinics arguably more so, because many of them lack the large infrastructure that Planned Parenthood provides its local affiliates.
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Donate To Local Independent Clinics Along with Planned Parenthood, smaller independent health clinics that offer abortions are also at risk of losing federal funding for services such as birth control and STD testing.
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The study does not take into account the role the clinics play in treating people early, said Dr. Andrew Sussman, president of MinuteClinic, the retail clinics operated by CVS Health, the drugstore chain.
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Planned Parenthood, for instance, operates about 500 clinics that receive Title X money, according to Axios, but these clinics serve a disproportionate share of Title X patients — around 41 percent, the group says.
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That is why clinics went underground in the first place.
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Clinics that stopped operating were scrambling to send women elsewhere.
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Approximately 750 abortion clinics now remain in the United States.
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Both clinics existed for about two and a half years.
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Watch VICE News Tonight's coverage on the last clinics standing:
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Seventeen more clinics will be located in Dar es Salaam.
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But women of all denominations keep coming to our clinics.
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What about a Republican conspiracy to close Planned Parenthood clinics?
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The government invested in clinics and propaganda, to some effect.
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Wade, and lead to clinics shutting down across the country.
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In North Texas, DSA is sponsoring free flu vaccine clinics.
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This sort of stuff would happen openly in most clinics.
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The drugs are not too expensive compared to other clinics.
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Other sources estimate a quarter of rehab clinics are registered .
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Clinics like Preterm face different kinds of threats from lawmakers.
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Cityblock will open clinics in North Carolina later this year.
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But they do not surprise Cleveland Clinics Dr. Adrienne Boissy.
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Pharmacies, doctor's offices and clinics also need to be certified.
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BuzzFeed News Mexico contacted the three clinics for an explanation.
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We became frequent fliers at urgent care clinics and ERs.
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The towns boast banks, public transportation, clinics and high schools.
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The economic incentives for unsanctioned stem cell clinics are clear.
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Members of the coalition also bless abortion clinics, Peters adds.
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It's also usually administered via an IV in specialized clinics.
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There aren't any functioning community centers or community health clinics.
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The government deployed mobile clinics after floods shuttered some hospitals.
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In contrast, "clinic defenders" typically don't work with the clinics.
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The clinics asked the Supreme Court for an emergency stay.
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Read This Next: Stem Cell Clinics Are Ruining People's Lives
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That's an astonishing 2628,28503 abortions at Planned Parenthood clinics annually.
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Both said these agreements were not necessary for abortion clinics.
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The network holds vigils at two other Marie Stopes clinics.
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The group currently operates its 53 clinics in 10 states.
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Many counties here provide some basic care through community clinics.
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There are only three abortion clinics in the entire state.
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Abortion clinics per state, percent change from 2014 to 2017
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This isn't the first time Walmart's built out health clinics.
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Some American clinics have also set up offices in China.
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Walmart is opening health clinics, but that's just the start.
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It's only limited to a handful of clinics for now.
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The patients in his clinics were enormously grateful to him.
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About 29 percent lived in areas with no clinics, however.
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In general, people go to retail clinics for simple conditions.
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But Health Canada keeps offering licenses to paid plasma clinics.
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The second, which requires clinics providing abortions have surgical facilities.
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Texas had 41 abortion clinics when the law was passed.
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Apple is also staffing up health clinics for its employees.
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Some of the injured are still being treated at clinics.
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Don't drop by urgent care clinics at your first cough.
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Clinics sue to protect their patient's constitutional right to abortion.
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Officials said the clinics reduced testing time by a third.
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She also questioned whether Alabama abortion clinics' records were correct.
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There are luge tracks and clinics open to all ages.
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Only the clinics that provide abortions have the ultrasound equipment.
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But critics say Obria clinics don't actually provide those things.
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But its electronic system can't connect with other clinics' records.
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He started giving drum clinics and worked on commercial jingles.
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Eventually, red states will no longer have clinics offering abortions.
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Authorities have pledged to set up mobile clinics as needed.
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It is not only abortion clinics that are at risk.
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Doctor's offices and small clinics are doing the same thing.
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CNN has reached out to all three clinics for comment.
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And it's even more challenging for clinics in hostile states.
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Klopfer performed abortions for decades at three clinics in Indiana.
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Hospitals and urgent care clinics are apparent sites for screening.
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Now the number of clinics is back up to three.
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It built homes and clinics and schools for the poor.
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Gynopedia even advises on where to find safe abortion clinics.
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That spawned interest in health clinics and other wellness activities.
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Regime and Russian jets were intentionally bombing hospitals and clinics.
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It is unclear if the new clinics will provide abortions.
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Only four of the state's 95 counties have abortion clinics.
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Private clinics will also be allowed to perform the procedure.
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She blamed abortion rights advocates for violence at abortion clinics.
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Irrigation canals, health clinics, schools and highways were also damaged.
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In the US, only specially licensed clinics can dispense methadone.
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But when the law was blocked, those same clinics reopened.
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Like the conservatives, he asked questions about the clinics' capacity.
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They work alongside each other in medical clinics and offices.
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She has frozen hiring on seven positions at her clinics.
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Several times a week, players hold clinics at local schools.
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Starting Thursday, it also became available at Walgreens Healthcare Clinics.
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But these Syrian clinics are always under threat of crackdown.
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By contrast, just 30 percent of other clinics do that.
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The impact can be seen in clinics for HIV patients.
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He himself has been arrested for demonstrating outside abortion clinics.
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Similarly, obstruction — described as "acts meant to obstruct access to clinics," including blocking people from entering or exiting a facility — doubled between 2017 and 2018, with clinics reporting up to more than 3,000 incidents.
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NMC is the largest private healthcare company in the United Arab Emirates and operates a network of clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes hospitals across 19 countries.
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Greitens said in his Facebook video that the court's decision "weakened the state's health standards in abortion clinics," and that's why he'd like the legislature to pass "basic, common sense standards" to regulate clinics.
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An analysis published in The Lancet Public Health journal Tuesday looked at data on abortion clinics from 2000 to 2014 to see how far people had to travel to reach these clinics over time.
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There's some new laws that cause clinics that are nearby to close because they just can't meet these standards that are not medically necessary, but that states put on these clinics to restrict care.
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Since a number of clinics wouldn't have been able to meet the two requirements, the handful of remaining clinics would be overcrowded, understaffed, and difficult to reach in a state the size of Texas.
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And the health clinics that provide these services to the most vulnerable members of our LGBTQ community — including people of color, immigrants and transgender people — are the same clinics that provide safe, legal abortions.
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Two hospital urgent care clinics also told me they couldn't provide the vaccine, even though one of those clinics is on the same campus as the ER. Which left me back where I started.
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It seeks to have a jury in Arkansas determine how much money the companies should pay to create mental health clinics, drug courts, opioid abuse treatment clinics and other treatment programs across the state.
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From the point of view of clinics, they would respond to the criticisms by noting that informed-consent clinics often serve a poor and transient population, which presents challenges to following up with patients.
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According to the Abortion Care Network report, more than 82 percent of indie clinics offer both medication abortion and in-clinic abortion care, whereas just 44 percent of non-indie clinics offer both options.
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Counties previously served by Planned Parenthood clinics saw a 21.2 percentage point decline in women returning for on-time shots — while numbers in counties that had never had Planned Parenthood clinics essentially held steady.
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Many of these laws directly targeted abortion clinics, mandating medically unnecessary, onerous, and exorbitantly expensive regulations that were designed to close clinics — laws that are known as Targeted Regulations of Abortion Providers, or TRAP laws.
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NMC is the largest private healthcare company in the United Arab Emirates and operates a network of clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes and hospitals across 211 countries.
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And if the Supreme Court upholds HB2 and Texas is reduced from 19 open clinics to 10, with no protection against new laws that might close even more clinics, this problem will only get worse.
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It could force PEPFAR to individually ask hundreds or thousands of clinics if they've ever referred people for abortions, and to deny money for live-saving HIV drugs to clinics that answer in the affirmative.
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How can there be clinics, even chains of clinics run by companies, offering stem cell treatment for almost any disease you can think of — sports injuries, arthritis, autism, cerebral palsy, stroke, muscular dystrophy, A.L.S., cancer?
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The problem stems from how businesses categorize themselves in Google listings, anti-abortion clinics or organizations that deter abortions often use the same keywords as abortion clinics or places that help with carrying out abortions.
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Hellerstedt, is a Texas law that requires doctors at abortion clinics to have patient-admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles and requires clinics to meet the same building standards as a surgical center.
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Obria Medical Clinics, a five-state network of "pro-life" pregnancy centers that was originally founded under the name Birth Choice Health Clinics, is explicit about its mission to expand, medicalize, and seek outside funding.
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Insurance companies offering plans through the marketplace and institutions receiving HHS funding—which includes most hospitals and community clinics as well as Title X clinics—were officially barred from discriminating against patients for these reasons.
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The government has earmarked A$205 million to set up 100 fever clinics across the country and said people with mild or moderate flu symptoms can use these clinics instead of visiting hospital emergency departments.
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NMC is the largest private healthcare company in the United Arab Emirates and operates a network of clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes and hospitals in 19 countries.
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"The clinics were masquerading as full service reproductive health clinics and deceiving women into thinking they could get bona fide reproductive health care," said Amy Myrick, a staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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NMC is the largest private healthcare company in the United Arab Emirates and operates a network of clinics and hospitals, specialized maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes and hospitals across 211 countries.
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The bill also removes a provision requiring that abortion clinics meet the same medical standards as hospitals, a restriction that abortion rights advocates say has no medical basis and is aimed at shutting clinics down.
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President Donald Trump's new Title X rule, set to take effect in May, would halt government funds for Planned Parenthood clinics that subsidize birth control for low-income women, and other clinics that provide abortions.
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Before HB 2 passed in 2013, Texas had 41 open clinics.
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CNN reached out to Georgia for the number of clinics statewide.
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The opposite of that would place the clinics in northwest Russia.
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But when it comes to abortion clinics, it simply doesn't work.
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More than 100 clinics have closed around the country since 2011.
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And while opponents tested the laws in court, 20 clinics closed.
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Not surprisingly, some clinics now refuse to prescribe opioids at all.
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Currently, the clinics aren't actually barred from conducting business as usual.
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In most other states, the number of abortion clinics keeps dropping.
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In 1996, the country had 452 abortion clinics, according to Guttmacher.
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He found 30 such companies selling their wares at 43 clinics.
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But according to the Times, many U.S. clinics are still waiting.
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In Nepal and Ukraine he helps former colleagues in their clinics.
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According to its website, Planned Parenthood has 20 clinics in Ohio.
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Fundación Naiset has a network of eight clinics throughout the city.
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We're thrilled that justice was served and our clinics stay open.
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Take for example a person looking up nearby sexual health clinics.
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But they're often far more likely to lead clinics to close.
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The government would like more people to visit local clinics instead.
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In urban ones it can mean hosting clinics in gay saunas.
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Hundreds of schools and clinics have also been ransacked or destroyed.
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Desperate for relief, she began calling abortion clinics across the state.
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Small hospitals, clinics and sake breweries are also facing acute shortages.
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They work in hospitals, clinics, home care, research labs and universities.
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About half of all abortions happen outside proper hospitals and clinics.
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It could fund more clinics that provide medications for opioid addiction.
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Right now, stem cell clinics are in a legal grey area.
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Today's mafia members operate bogus health clinics and other illegal businesses.
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But understanding which clinics to go to is yet another challenge.
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Johnson County, Texas (0 clinics for 9,290 women in need)2.
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Walker County, Texas (0 clinics for 6,000 women in need)4.
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The clinics that haven't closed are overburdened with patients, providers said.
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We do camps and clinics and have a small clothing line.
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Schools were closed and visits to area hospitals and clinics spiked.
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Without those clinics, there really is no meaningful access to abortion.
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These clinics are also much cheaper than your average western rehab.
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In Colombia, women go to dangerous, unregulated clinics to have abortions.
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An alternative to asylums is to treat people through local clinics.
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And emergency room doctors, working in clandestine clinics, set shattered bones.
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She also got care through her local health department's free clinics.
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Clinics are allowed to recover some costs, like handling and shipping.
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Hospitals and clinics are understaffed and unable to provide basic healthcare.
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We operate clinics that are a safety net for uninsured Baltimoreans.
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It's understandable why physicians' groups might be opposed to retail clinics.
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His father owns Beacon Clinics, an allergy testing company in Houston.
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The nation's largest health insurer also runs clinics and doctor's offices.
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"It's bringing women back to pre-1973 horror" of unregulated clinics.
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Lindholz now oversees the clinics and the pharmacy business for Kroger.
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That would make Kentucky the first state with no abortion clinics.
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Yet clinics are fewer and fewer and access harder and harder.
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Walmart is also training employees to work in clinics and pharmacies.
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They said they met several other Irish women at both clinics.
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Walmart is building new health clinics — and that's just the beginning.
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This isn't the first time Walmart's built out its retail clinics.
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It provides grants to family planning clinics serving low-income households.
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But clinics could help landlords replace parts of shuttered department stores.
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Rick Scott signed a bill effectively defunding the clinics in Florida.
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Meanwhile, the clinics contend with anti-abortion campaigners outside their doors.
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It's like you put the law into effect, 12 clinics closed.
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By the early 1990s, he'd branched out into private STD clinics.
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Another outgrowth of the MMPR was the advent of cannabis clinics.
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That is why telemedicine and urgent care clinics are growing rapidly.
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The UK lacks specialist clinics and expert BFRB researchers, says Isibor.
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"Abortion clinics should seem like a regular, medical space," Brown said.
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Last year, Cleveland Clinics' pharmacy costs increased 19 percent, Cosgrove said.
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Many clinics lack ultrasound machines and even electricity, Dr. Gülmezoglu said.
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Ms. Pittman remembers when there were 11 abortion clinics in Louisiana.
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"There are hundreds and hundreds of these clinics," Dr. Marks said.
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To help, VillageMD is keeping its clinics open and testing patients.
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The California law requires clinics without doctors to disclose that fact.
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None of Alabama's three abortion clinics perform abortions past 219 weeks.
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None of Alabama's three abortion clinics perform abortions past 22 weeks.
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READ: Clinics are facing an impossible choice over Title X changes.
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After an assessment, the organization pays abortion bills directly to clinics.
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And when clinics can't meet those standards, they're forced to close.
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"The Obria medical clinics are now kind of whitewashed," said Huling.
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Not all clinics have clashed with their state's governor in court.
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The state has just three clinics, down from 11 in 2000.
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"Sex worker specific clinics give them out for free," she says.
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In Ohio, there were 16 abortion clinics in the early 2000s.
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As an example, CVS Minute Clinics typically charge $99 to $129.
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But in Shah's 10 clinics, they are sticking to specific protocols.
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For clinics that don't perform abortions, that's less of a concern.
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He also performed at drum clinics presented by musical instrument companies.
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And he's lobbying for more funding for community behavioral health clinics.
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Reproductive health clinics have endured over 180 arsons since Roe v.
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Meanwhile, all three abortion clinics tried to comply with the law.
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Officials say the clinics can reduce testing time by a third.
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More than 20 Texas abortion clinics closed after the law passed.
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They work in your schools, your courthouses and your health clinics.
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I was Googling everything—abortion clinics, how the process goes, everything.
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Critics say this is aimed at forcing abortion clinics to close.
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You got me for a day: kids' clinics, press, opening, whatever.
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He placed an additional seven calls to other Jacksonville abortion clinics.
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In December the government bought out six privately-owned fertility clinics.
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"The results are equivalent to what's happening in clinics," she said.
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At least 135 students were immunized at those clinics, Robinson said.
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Citizens get those services through private clinics and pay through insurance.
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Combined, both clinics are now subject to dozens of legal actions.
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Unfortunately, unsafe injection practices are common at private clinics and dispensaries.
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The federally funded clinics will have to absorb a heavy load.
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For much of my childhood, these non-profit clinics were all
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And their websites deceptively cast themselves as comprehensive health care clinics.
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Many states have unemployment clinics that can provide help or advice.
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"For fertility clinics, this is a money-making enterprise," Almeling said.
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Additionally, clinics that administer these medications are struggling to cover costs.
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For many, the clinics are their sole source of health care.
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Free clinics and federally qualified health centers provide free primary care.
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Such clinics can operate under the radar for years, she said.
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Clinics where students practice offering services to the public will close.
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IUDs can be especially challenging for clinics to keep in stock.
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UnitedHealth's acquisition gives it nearly 300 clinics serving 1.7 million patients.
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He's also looking into opening cannabis clinics to consult with patients.
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But the Suboxone clinics come with their own host of problems.
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Without those clinics, women used that type of birth control less.
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While these procedures ended successfully, clinics in Shenzhen can be terrifying.
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Only three of the state's Planned Parenthood clinics offer abortion services.
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Often, those regulations are specifically designed to shut down abortion clinics.
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Many clinics will ask women to return for a second appointment.
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Upstream has since worked at about 20 clinics across the country.
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I visited clinics, homes, hospitals, restaurants, even a local funeral home.
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The clinics offering such procedures are a recent phenomenon to boot.
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You can't always trust that clinics are abiding by existing rules.
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Half of Ohio's abortion clinics have closed since Kasich took office.
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They'll take their chances on emergency rooms and walk-in clinics.
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Judge blocks law that would have closed two of Louisiana's last three abortion clinics Judge blocks law that would have closed two of Louisiana's last three abortion clinics Two of Louisiana's last three abortion clinics will be able to keep their doors open, thanks to a federal judge who just permanently blocked a law that would have led to their closure.
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Wheat notes that Planned Parenthood clinics in Dallas and Fort Worth have seen a 50 percent increase in women travelling at least a couple hundred miles because there are no longer clinics open in their communities.
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Melissa L. Reed, the vice president of public policy at Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, which operates clinics in four states, said state inspectors already had the ability to go to abortion clinics to review medical charts.
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The clinics in Jordan have tried to find ways to work around these obstacles: they'll do house calls for patients who have had strokes or heart attacks, or have depression, and the clinics offering psychological counseling.
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This legislation would effectively reduce maternal mortality rates by ensuring clinics receive funding for family planning and reproductive health care — clinics like those run by Family Health Options Kenya and the Family Planning Association of Nepal.
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"They have to have actual cases of clinics administering the cells to patients," said Ubaka Ogbogu, an assistant professor of law at the University of Alberta in Canada who has studied the clinics and their regulation.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has cracked down on such clinics in the past, recently filing two federal complaints in May seeking to permanently ban two clinics from marketing stem cell products without regulatory approval.
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Bachmann has been accused of employing gay conversion therapy at her Counseling Care clinics over the years, and the clinics have been hit with health inspector violations in 2005, 2009 and 2017, according to NBC News.
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Hellerstedt, the question was whether a new Texas law setting elaborate physical requirements for abortion clinics and requiring the clinics' doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals imposed an "undue burden" on access to abortion.
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The center has a 22019-bed hospital and ambulatory complex, 11 primary care clinics and 10 dental clinics caring for active duty and family members and two centers for recovering wounded troops, according to its website.
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"Apart from identifying patients, it is my job to check on those who come to the clinics — whether they are maintaining their medical records properly, taking their medicines regularly, coming to clinics regularly," Ms. Nesarajah said.
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Also arrested in the sweep of three pain clinics were at least one nurse practitioner, three physician's assistants, and two doctors including Dr. Lazar Feygin, who owned two of the clinics, the Drug Enforcement agency said.
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"The closure of Planned Parenthood Clinics had a very significant effect on maternal deaths," Baum said, adding that such clinics provide prenatal care that can help identify risky pregnancies and treat women before they give birth.
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In November 2017, it gave the clinics three years to come into compliance, and said during that period it would use "enforcement discretion"— giving the industry some leeway but cracking down on clinics that harmed patients.
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Whole Woman's Health, which operates four clinics in the state, has brought the suit, arguing that Texas' stated goal of protecting women is a cover for closing clinics and that the law has no real medical purpose.
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Hasstedt says there have been big drops in the number of clinics in Texas that can serve high volumes of patients (read: thousands per year), and these clinics tend to be providers that focus on reproductive health.
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Letter To the Editor: "The Hidden Cost of Retail Health Clinics" (The Upshot, April 14) points out important issues as to why the rush to retail health clinics has not translated into lower costs or cost savings.
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And if Title-X funded Planned Parenthood clinics do close, other clinics that receive Title X money would have to increase their caseloads by an average of 70%, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which supports abortion rights.
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Compare the 10 states with the most abortion clinics per capita (a list that includes New York and California) to the 10 states with the fewest abortion clinics per capita (a list that includes Mississippi and Oklahoma).
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Despite instructions to bypass local clinics and go elsewhere for tests, some worried patients have shown up at family clinics because they had returned from northern Italy before the government deemed travelers from there eligible for testing.
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Although the arguments in Washington about these women's health clinics mostly involve abortion, what I saw in the three Maine Family Planning clinics I visited was that a vast majority of the care provided is pretty uncontroversial.
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"I've probably given clinics to all of them over the last 25 years, and now they are helping me give clinics to little kids in the community," said Meulens, who broke in with the Yankees in 1989.
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But critics of such restrictions contend that they're actually meant to shutter clinics: Because hospitals often steer clear of abortion and don't want to contract with its providers, doctors at abortion clinics often can't secure admitting privileges.
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Planned Parenthood plays a big role in women's reproductive health care in America for two reasons: It has hundreds of clinics, and those clinics tend to serve a higher number of patients than other health care providers.
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It has to re-certify all these abortion clinics as they open.
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A decade ago, there were five clinics providing abortion care in Missouri.
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Idina and Dr. Hans attend neurology clinics and neuroscience unit appointments together.
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Abortions are legal in Canada and available at hospitals and private clinics.
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That law had led to the closure of multiple clinics in Texas.
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Smart lockers Long waiting times are often a problem for public clinics.
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The network she oversees includes 51 hospitals and more than 800 clinics.
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Clinics in America and beyond are also accused of playing up success.
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Months later, however, some of those clinics had since reopened, locals say.
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Some clinics are giving people marijuana to help them get off opioids.
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One person contracted hepatitis C at one of Harrington's clinics, they said.
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You can find a complete list of skate clinics at Vans.com/girlskateevents.
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At all three clinics, I felt some pressure to have the procedure.
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The clinics in those states will remain open while the litigation continues.
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Details: NorthBay owns two hospitals and several clinics in California's Solano County.
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We created greater regulation on abortion clinics, where there were horrific procedures.
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Drake was only allowed to photograph the educational aspects of these clinics.
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We are asking for mobile clinics and medical teams to be dispatched.
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This has driven the growth of ketamine clinics in America and Europe.
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In Thailand, doctors are offered financial incentives to work in rural clinics.
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We were one of the first clinics to hone in on Instagram.
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And they've done so much in the community — camps, clinics, promotional activities.
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In one case, medicines could not be delivered to certain health clinics.
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Its hospitals and clinics have a combined bed capacity of over 2,500.
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I hope I'm emphasizing that I want this to be in clinics.
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Cosa Nostra often has accomplices or associates in local institutions including clinics.
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Ninety-nine percent of shelters and veterinary clinics have scanners for microchips.
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At some point in the US, there weren't any stem cell clinics.
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There are a lot of limitations and specialized training for these clinics.
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Good clinics are appearing in African cities too, according to Mr Simpson.
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These laws place restrictions on clinics that do nothing to protect patients.
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In rural areas, TRAP laws aren't the only threat to abortion clinics.
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Participants were recruited from Seattle clinics, a blog and a support group.
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Twenty-two health clinics provide for millions of patient visits a year.
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Clinics were still trying to contact women with scheduled appointments on Wednesday.
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The firm's technology is currently being tested in 40 clinics across Australia.
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This will include new "automation tools" and integration with clinics' existing systems.
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Ms. Gass called the clinics and demanded evidence that their treatments worked.
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If you can't get to your doctor, local pharmacy clinics are options.
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The fewer clinics there are, the farther women have to travel to
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Molina cited his experience working in clinics where people pay in cash.
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On their websites, the clinics promote anecdotes and videos of happy patients.
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Some scientists want to counter the clinics by fighting anecdotes with anecdotes.
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The vans can bring care to areas that regular clinics don't reach.
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The reopening of clinics that already shut their doors became a possibility.
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Clinics have been told to be on the lookout for more cases.
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"There will be nobody -- no clinics, no doctors, nobody to do abortions."
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"This is the most effective strategy for closing abortion clinics," she said.
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Women can find clinics in Tennessee, Louisiana or Alabama, the state argued.
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Other nonprofit groups, health clinics and Medicaid insurers are also pitching in.
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Title X clinics serve a total of four million women every year.
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Its use can be highly controlled in clinics with specially trained people.
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STD clinics were a traditional safety net for people with these diseases.
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The Women's Center, one of two abortion clinics in Nashville, closed Saturday.
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And it rolled out primary-care clinics that operate inside Walmart stores.
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The company started off with just the brick-and-mortar of clinics.
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The organization of the clinics and the home visits depended on volunteers.
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We're staffing pro-choice organizations, running abortion funds, escorting people to clinics.
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I'm seeing medical clinics opening up all over the place, physicians referring.
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Abortion clinics and doctors have been regular targets for terrorists for decades.
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Four to five customer clinics are conducted for each new vehicle model.
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Apple is planning a line of (surely sleek and minimalist) medical clinics.
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Humana will run the clinics through its Partners in Primary Care business.
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These restrictive laws only limit access and shutter clinics, adversely affecting families.
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Since our Supreme Court victory, very few of those clinics have reopened.
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The advice was given to prevent people from inundating clinics and hospitals.
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The clinics that Ms. Flaten and Ms. Brandt visited declined to comment.
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In 2012, 20 health departments reported having to close their STD clinics.
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Companies and mobile clinics are even springing up to provide this service.
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It's hard to compare clinics because they may serve different patient populations.
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It performs abortions at three of its 27 clinics in the state.
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As many as 500 clinics perform similar procedures involving fat, experts estimate.
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Many of those clinics, like U.S. Stem Cell, use extracts from fat.
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In public health clinics, the shot is sometimes the only choice offered.
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And PAD-completion clinics are emerging in Texas, North Carolina and elsewhere.
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In Indiana, Pence tried to drive Planned Parenthood clinics out of business.
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Those bureaucratic hurdles were so daunting that the clinics stopped injecting eggs.
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Twenty-one clinics there (and a prison program) now deploy the treatment.
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Players were often asked for and gladly signed autographs, and conducted clinics.
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In most cases, Medicaid will not pay for abortions in the clinics.
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Retail clinics may provide better access, but many professional organizations oppose them.
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FertilityIQ reviews fertility clinics and doctors and acts as an information clearinghouse.
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Other masks are being handed out at health clinics and nursing homes.
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Read more: Missouri might lose one of its last abortion clinics soon.
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At the moment, the two Trust clinics are still meeting patients' needs.
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Now, several are teetering on the brink of seeing their clinics vanish.
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She added her clinics are following guidelines on preserving personal protective equipment.
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While abroad, she evaluated family planning clinics and helped develop new ones.
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Schools are reopening and doctors and nurses are returning to health clinics.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry says the restriction would not close clinics.
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The clinics are now either abandoned or rarely open, with few medicines.
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Naturally, the Senate bill also bars federal funding for Planned Parenthood clinics.
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Investigators also found abandoned medical records in Klopfer's abortion clinics in Indiana.
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Consider how China's wealthy are turning to European clinics for medical treatment.
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Instead, he envisions a nonprofit manufacturer, with distribution restricted to specialized clinics.
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This year was the 10th WickFest, which includes tournaments, workshops and clinics.
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This includes primary care physicians located on premise at behavioral health clinics.
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And funding for clinics dedicated to preventing sexually transmitted diseases is down.
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Dr. Vivian L. Wilson is medical director for eight community health clinics.
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And indeed they started showing up in clinics demanding these vanishing stents.
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In more serious cases, the center teams up with clinics in Berlin.
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"Outside of HIV clinics that's not something that physicians consider," Devar said.
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"Outside of HIV clinics that's not something that physicians consider," Devar said.
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The clinics will start with ketamine-enhanced therapy for patients with depression.
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The deal will help Acadia expand its network of 258 behavioral clinics.
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The stations housed much needed post offices, health clinics, and social services.
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Donor-funded clinics and vaccines are the world's best defence against Ebola.
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The actions have limited crucial help for needy patients at these clinics.
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I cheered in high school, college and semi-professionally, teaching cheerleading clinics.
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In fact, like many family planning clinics, PHS doesn't even provide abortions.
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Google and Bing ads let clinics market directly to patients seeking help.
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By contrast, the percentage of clinics in the Northeast increased 14 percent.
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And in many places, federally qualified health clinics just do not exist.
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Clinics are cropping up around the country where people receive ketamine infusions.
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The services indie clinics provide often can't be replaced if they close.
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In May, the F.D.A. sought permanent injunctions against two stem cell clinics.
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The clinics often provide student basics like contraception and mental health counseling.
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In the wake of sting videos taped inside Planned Parenthood clinics, Sen.
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Certain clinics report that they have quietly performed abortions, particularly for girls.
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Abortion rights advocates argue the law has forced many clinics to close.
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The government is doing the same for schools, teachers, clinics and doctors.
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Many of those Title X patients seek care at Planned Parenthood clinics.
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Whole Woman's Health operates clinics in Maryland, Virginia, Texas, Minnesota, and Illinois.
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A new report from the nonprofit also maps where those clinics are.
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These restrictions have chipped away at abortion access for years — for example, a Texas law regulating the state's abortion clinics forced 21 of the state's 40 abortion clinics to close in just three years, the Texas Tribune reported.
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On Wednesday, the agency announced it was seeking permanent injunctions against two of the most prominent clinics in the US. The injunctions, if successful, would bar the clinics and specific doctors there from performing unapproved stem cell therapies.
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Under the restrictions, Alabama could be left with three abortion clinics in a state where nearly one million women are of reproductive age, according to the ACLU of Alabama, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the clinics.
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They found that women who visited the clinics with the extra training were more likely to get IUDs or implants than women at the control clinics (28 percent versus 17 percent) and were less likely to get pregnant.
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Apple has considered an expansion into health care clinics, and had talks to buy a start-up called Crossover Health, which works with big employers to build and run on-site medical clinics, according to three sources familiar.
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Obria's clinics are now receiving federal funding under the Title X family planning program, established by Congress in 1970 to fund clinics and organizations that provide low-income women with birth control and other reproductive health care services.
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Abortion advocates argue in the case that the scrutiny of abortion clinics in states with governments that are hostile to abortion is above average, and that medical clinics of every kind face similar issues that often go unrecorded.
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Currently, a federal court is in the process of ruling to overturn the major restrictions—including TRAP laws that put impossible requirements on clinics and have been ruled unconstitutional in Texas—that have prevented more clinics from providing abortions.
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If the Court allows states to enact TRAP laws, anti-abortion lawmakers are likely to use that new power quite aggressively — placing more and more expensive burdens on clinics until it is literally impossible for those clinics to operate.
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CHICAGO, July 18 (Reuters) - Illinois will defy enforcement of the Trump administration's rule barring taxpayer-backed family planning clinics from making abortion referrals, the governor said on Thursday, announcing the state plans to step in to fund those clinics.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois will defy enforcement of the Trump administration's rule barring federally subsidized family planning clinics from making abortion referrals, the governor said on Thursday, vowing the state would step in to fund most of those clinics itself.
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Washington (CNN)Stephanie Toti, a lawyer representing Texas abortion clinics, stepped to the podium at the Supreme Court last March to argue against a law that she said would close all but a handful of clinics in the state.
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Do we want to close the clinics in Germany, Korea and Japan (and other places), close the hospitals and clinics that support our forces in combat, while bringing home medics from Afghanistan, Iraq, and other places where we're operating?
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He also notes that many local governments across the country set up clinics that sought to help addicts — a forerunner of contemporary methadone clinics — but a hostile federal government forced virtually all of them to shut down by 1923.
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The Kidney Fund, DaVita and Fresenius said the federal agreement prohibited them from disclosing what percentage of applications the fund approved from those companies' clinics, or how much the charity paid in insurance aid for patients at those clinics.
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Those included clinics in Germany and Mexico for homeopathic or naturopathic cancer treatments, a clinic in New Orleans offering HBOT for brain injury, and various clinics in the US, Panama, Thailand, India, China and Mexico for stem cell therapies.
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NMC, which joined the London Stock Exchange in 2012 and was promoted to the blue chip FTSE 100 index in 2017, operates clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes hospitals across 19 countries.
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Mr. Karkoska said he had tried 10 rehab clinics before he found Alltyr.
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There are still places with no treatment clinics whatsoever, much less affordable options.
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Before the restrictions took effect, there were 41 clinics operating in the state.
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Wade, but he also voted against federal protections for reproductive clinics against violence.
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SAMS partners with other international humanitarian organizations to get supplies to the clinics.
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And in an ideal world, most clinics would use LED microscopy or GeneXpert.
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One is a reluctance among many hospitals and clinics to adopt unfamiliar technology.
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These mobile clinics are essentially laboratories with the tools needed for rapid testing.
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You know, in western Europe, we don't need to operate health care clinics.
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Some other new, egg-freezing clinics also have relationships with long-established labs.
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They also provided over 257 clinics and hospitals with medical supplies and pharmaceuticals.
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"Whether it's at clinics or at home, there is so much potential there."
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When HB2 became law, only five clinics in Texas met the required standards.
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Urinalysis clinics use a method called gas chromatography-mass spectrometry to test urine.
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It's a struggle to get medical supplies and food to these clinics safely.
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When it passed, more than half of the state's 41 abortion clinics closed.
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The majority of these clinics were located in the central province of Ontario.
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A lack of clinics forces women to travel really far to get healthcare.
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" That the warehouses would staff worksite medical clinics with "licensed health care professionals.
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There are some 2,200 clandestine clinics operating around the country, according to Zabicky.
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"We hear it so often from parents in our clinics," Lynn told MUNCHIES.
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One measure would remove the buffer zones between protesters and patients outside clinics.
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Today, the Aldermans operate seven mental health clinics in Cambodia, Uganda, and Kenya.
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One mother, Rina Herlina Sari, told Reuters she no longer trusted private clinics.
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A few local hospitals and clinics offer care to people from other areas.
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Laws that predictably close clinics through unattainable regulations don't inform and don't persuade.
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The law would leave Louisiana with one or at most two abortion clinics.
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He often cites a programme to deliver blood to clinics via flying drone.
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It is not known how many procedures have been performed at private clinics.
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It would have probably meant that those 10 clinics would close for good.
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Governments now promise schools, clinics and sanitation, as well as new transport links.
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Two Chairs' plan to build additional therapy clinics, however, doesn't feel particularly inventive.
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Lots of buildings, including shops, clinics and a sports stadium, are going up.
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Though Safeway has spent money to build the clinics, the tests never begin.
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Heartbeat's clinics accept Medicare, as well as most of the major health insurers.
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There are so many hurdles in accessing birth control besides clinics being around.
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Daredevil's fight scenes are still stunning, rattling clinics in choreography and camera work.
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Today a vast network of pain clinics has sprung up across the country.
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He has cut public funding to its clinics by more than $1 million.
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It is not just long waiting-times at hospitals that necessitate more clinics.
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The number of clinics has jumped to about 8,000 from 1,110 in 2008.
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Tech firms like Amazon, Apple and Tesla opened on-site clinics in 2018.
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Most of the research has failed to consider what actually happens in clinics.
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Aircraft later fired rockets on clinics treating the wounded, medics and activists said.
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I would have predicted half or fewer the number of clinics we found.
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These requirements would have required a majority of the state's clinics to close.
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The company is launching a $240 million capital campaign to open more clinics.
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Four of the laws are purely ceremonial and rename memorials and VA clinics.
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He started hunting for clinics willing to prescribe ketamine despite the unsettled science.
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It's a similar approach to the one proposed to regulate stem cell clinics.
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"I'm trying to improve their capacity to work" in the clinics, she said.
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Correction: The clinics will be located inside Walgreens' pharmacies with separate entrances outside.
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The company originally said the clinics would be "next to" the drug store.
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Women line up at sterilization clinics to avoid having children they can't feed.
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Participants were patients at specialized clinics in Amsterdam; Ghent, Belgium; and Florence, Italy.
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Violence against clinics and staff, like the deadly shooting in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Events cropped up on Facebook for counter-protests at clinics across the country.
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The idea is that community health centers could take over for PP clinics.
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Planned Parenthood says 54% of its clinics are in these types of locations.
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"There is no evidence of the actual capacity of these clinics," he said.
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But the reality is nearly all abortion clinics in the state have closed.
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IVF clinics do not have to report on the motives of their clients.
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The grants are specifically intended to bring medical services into mental health clinics.
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Four Planned Parenthood clinics in Iowa will close this summer after Republican Gov.
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Fundeco started to provide reproductive health care, including midwifery and new medical clinics.
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Many clinics reduce the cost of services for people who can't afford them.
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But state medical boards have been passive about [stem cell clinics] as well.
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Now the government has renovated clinics, added staff and provided more free contraceptives.
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Missouri may this week become the first state to have zero abortion clinics.
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The money would be better spent on schools, clinics and police, they grumbled.
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Specific suggestions of specialized clinics or details of travel arrangements are strictly prohibited.
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"Daesh have clinics but it's to treat their fighters, not us," Hussein said.
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But the closure of local abortion clinics is leaving them without many options.
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Meanwhile, "there are few schools or clinics in our villages," one resident said.
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I was a young resident and it was one of my first clinics.
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Many safety net clinics are primary care centers that also offer birth control.
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"For a town of 248,226 people to have three Suboxone clinics?" he asked.
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In the last week, schools, clinics and mosques have been deliberately bombed, too.
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He also targeted an Atlanta gay nightclub and abortion clinics in the South.
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Satellite clinics and telemedicine can help bridge some of the health care gaps.
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She stitched together medical care through emergency rooms, free clinics and home remedies.
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Not to mention harassment, vandalism, and straight-out violence at women's health clinics.
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The study, conducted at pediatric clinics in New York, Atlanta and Stanford, Calif.
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The remaining 19 clinics serve more than 5 million women of childbearing age.
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Meanwhile, payers are moving toward becoming providers by investing in primary care clinics.
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The technology is already FDA cleared for use in hospitals and medical clinics.
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The ratio is higher than the number who test positive in day clinics.
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Some hospitals have further capitalized on the program by buying up satellite clinics.
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Campsites, schools, clinics are named after so-called martyrs who kill innocent Jews.
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Just a decade ago, there were five clinics providing abortion care in Missouri.
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Most methadone clinics operate at or near capacity, and some have waiting lists.
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Without American aid, many health clinics in developing countries cannot offer the procedure.
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In the absence of strong regulation, clinics have multiplied in the United States.
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Experts believe one of the remaining two state clinics will also shut down.
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Walmart Health clinics are the latest development in the company's ongoing healthcare crusade.
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A second provision mandates that clinics upgrade their facilities to hospital-like standards.
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The shelter will also have health and legal clinics available during the day.
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Previously, the agency had advised women to visit clinics four times per pregnancy.
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Sufficient masks must be made readily available for hospitals, clinics and other caregivers.
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Meanwhile in New York, clinics are working to expand access to medication abortion.
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This may seem reasonable, but it's really a trap to close down clinics.
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Other abortion clinics in Spain also tweeted that they were continuing their work.
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Gauthier then tried other clinics—and says she was given the same answer.
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Gauthier, meanwhile, says she'll continue pushing to make clinics more accessible in Canada.
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Veterans will also be allowed to use a bevy of walk-in clinics.
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Black lung cases in Appalachia coal miners in those three clinics had skyrocketed.
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Before the storm, there were just two main dialysis clinics in St. Croix.
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They bought an old rowhouse, volunteered in health clinics, marched for gun control.
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Paying for maternity leave, Ms. Charbonneau said, could force her to close clinics.
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Screening and additional care will be provided at no cost at public clinics.
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Others rely on low-cost clinics or pay extra for appointments and treatments.
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Outpatient clinics have no place for them and primary care physicians, no time.
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Public health officials point to deteriorating public health services, like S.T.D. testing clinics.
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For example, clinics that serve H.I.V. patients also, perversely, benefit from high prices.
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Read more: Clinics are facing an impossible choice because of Trump's 'gag rule.
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Few abortion clinics, however, can financially swing setting up a whole new office.
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You need the groups that support the community health clinics, the opiate coalition.
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But these clinics are not required to provide this information, and many don't.
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In 2014, two clinics in the Bronx conducted a nonpartisan voter registration effort.
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In addition to legalizing abortion, Law 194 called for establishing specialized women's clinics.
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But it has not entered mainstream use in surgery in small veterinary clinics.
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"Our onsight clinics are not equipped to handle COVID-19," the memo said.
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The money reimburses clinics for birth control, cancer screenings and other preventive care.
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She opened three surgical abortion clinics in the state between 2015 and 2019.
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Vaccinations are available through healthcare providers and at local pharmacies and health clinics.
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What he found was a town full of pain clinics and drug addicts.
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It is "administratively" difficult for clinics to store Shingrix and then bill Medicare.
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Laws that don't just impact the clinics themselves, but burden each patient directly.
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He defended anti-abortion Operation Rescue activists who confronted women entering abortion clinics.
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The CEC is an ACO solely for dialysis patients, based in dialysis clinics.
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Dozens of abortion clinics had been bombed or burned down in recent years.
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In addition, the bill created a new, stricter inspection system for abortion clinics.
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Last year, there were more than 1,200 volunteer-based clinics across the country.
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Previously, patients used to have to go to different clinics for each treatment.
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For now, these clinics are mostly open to union members and their families.
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Fertility clinics are typically measured by their success rates for procedures like IVF.
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Only by reducing clinics' costs will the price fall for couples, he suggests.
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Supermarkets are adding juice bars and health clinics and bringing dieticians into stores.
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In May, Google announced it would eliminate misleading ads for anti-abortion clinics.
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Klopfer ran a women's health facility in South Bend that included abortion clinics.
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The company looked at buying Crossover, before deciding to build its own clinics.
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Sessions voted against it) and a law guaranteeing access to abortion clinics (Mr.
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What is the big problem at the publicly run veterans hospitals and clinics?
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They're actually dropping the delivery in a designated parachute landing space at clinics.
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The district will hold a series of free vaccination clinics, according to KIRO7.
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Apple has its own clinics, AC Wellness, which are based near its headquarters.
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Those who come to outpatient clinics too often go home to disconnected lives.
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According to NARAL's research, using the search engine to find "abortion clinics" led users to a crisis pregnancy center about 79 percent of the time, creating mass confusion considering the CPC's often deliberate use of names similar to existing abortion clinics.
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Texas led the charge, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers and requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at local hospitals — provisions that left the entire state of Texas with only a handful of safe clinics.
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Abortion-rights supporters argue that the laws are medically unnecessary and aimed merely at shutting clinics down and they were responsible for closing half the clinics in Arizona, Kentucky, Ohio, and Texas between 2011 and 2017, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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That would open the door for Republican-controlled states to pass ever more stringent clinic restrictions, closing more clinics and effectively eliminating abortion access for many people, especially those too poor to travel to one of the few clinics remaining open.
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The money is flowing not just into treating infertility (as IVF clinics do) but also preserving fertility (egg-freezing clinics) and, even further removed from conception, diagnosing if either treatment or preservation might be needed one day (tests and trackers).
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Because most of the participants, 74%, had received care at other clinics in the past, the researchers were able to compare patient experiences at a clinic with black dermatologists to clinics where they were seen by doctors of other races.
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Related: As Texas Clinics Close, Self-Induced Abortions Rise A 2014 study published in the medical journal Contraception found that the state abortion rate in Texas decreased by 13 percent when the number of clinics went from 41 to 22.
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Research by Jishnu Das of the World Bank found that when Indian health workers saw patients in their private clinics, they spent more time with them and asked more questions than when the same health workers saw patients in public clinics.
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Between 2014 and 2017, more clinics opened up in the Northeast and on the West Coast but shut down in the South and Midwest, which lost 9% and 6% of their clinics respectively, partly due to TRAP laws in some cases.
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She said Louisiana, which has only three abortion clinics, is trying to enact laws to close clinics that are identical to a Texas effort that was struck down by the Supreme Court two years ago in Whole Women's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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The company also claims it serviced more than 42 million people at its Minute Clinics — 24/7 walk-in clinics where individuals can receive care for minor injuries and illnesses, as well as access routine screenings, physicals, and women's health services.
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More clinics are opening up in the Northeast and on the West Coast but closing down in the South and Midwest, which lost 9% and 6% of their clinics between 2014 and 2017, respectively, partly due to new state-level regulations.
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These include public and non-profit hospitals serving low-income populations, community health centers, urban Indian clinics, Native Hawaiian health centers, HIV/AIDS and hemophilia treatment centers, and black lung, tuberculosis, homeless and Title X public housing and family planning clinics.
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"What is most troubling to me as a doctor is that to the average person, these fake women's clinics are incredibly difficult to distinguish from real health clinics," said Jennifer Conti, an OB/GYN and fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Minnesota has ordered all elective surgeries temporarily canceledThe order forced clinics to cancel many of their operations, and several surgery clinics across the state have already laid off staff with no guarantee of rehiring after the current situation is over.
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After Texas House Bill 2 became law in 2013, abortion clinics in the state were required to meet the same standards as trauma centers there, a regulation designed to make compliance so expensive that the clinics would have to shut down.
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Stem cell therapy is also being offered in for-profit clinics around the U.S. In these cases, the clinics are typically taking fat tissue from a patient, isolating the stem cells and then administering the stem cells back to the patient.
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The company, which operates clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes in 19 countries, said the committee was reviewing a drawdown of its facilities that had not been disclosed or approved by the board.
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The company, which operates clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes in 19 countries, said the committee was reviewing a drawdown of its facilities that had not been disclosed or approved by the board.
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"New clinics with new equipment needlessly stand idle, not being able to serve thousands of dialysis patients in Hawaii, while patients scurry to clinics located many miles away from their homes, sometimes from opposite sides of the island," Mizuno said.
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Clinics in Illinois and Michigan say they are currently able to handle the increased volume of out-of-state visitors through measures like extending their operating hours, but this might not be sustainable if more clinics in surrounding states close.
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Baik rarely sees fellow Asian-Americans at coaching clinics, conventions or on opposing benches.
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Those measures included one regulating veterinary clinics and others related to the beekeeping industry.
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Move from drug companies to the insurers, hospitals, clinics, and even private practice doctors.
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In Texas, the lack of hallways with certain widths has shut down abortion clinics.
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Under those rules, the drug can only be dispensed in clinics or medical offices.
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Just two years old, the company already serves some 100,000 clinics throughout the country.
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Here are seven clinics that might actually make you like going to the dentist.
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On their website, the organization claims to have closed 64 abortion clinics since 2004.
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They are also prescribed mostly in hospital settings, rather than in community-based clinics.
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And when clinics can't afford to comply, they have to close, Dr. Jones says.
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And it's these cells that are most often offered as treatments by these clinics.
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The law, HB 1411, cuts off all state funding for clinics that provide abortions.
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The same grant also pays for training for health workers in 22015 government clinics.
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Many clinics offer unregulated stem-cell treatments because of a loophole in the law.
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But the dispute would affect women's access to abortion clinics, particularly outside urban centers.
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So we provide the retail, shopping, schools, clinics and entertainment in the same area.
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This includes hospitals and clinics and will be implemented over the next six months.
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The state legislature has been particularly hostile to Planned Parenthood and family planning clinics.
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There is no literature, no ongoing research, no conferences, and certainly no specialist clinics.
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Laws, like the one in Texas, seek to place restrictions on access to clinics.
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Should the Arkansas clinic shutter, those clinics would find themselves with even more patients.
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Many community clinics, like Winters Healthcare, don't always have generators or redundant power systems.
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Hellerstedt Supreme Court case forced many other Ohio abortion clinics to shut their doors.
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CNN reports they have been used as homes, clinics, and offices around the globe.
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Cash-based addiction clinics like the one run by Michael Cash are not uncommon.
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This kind of immediate aid is what keeps shelters, clinics and other resources alive.
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With data, the clinics are able to spot new behavior and scientifically identify trends.
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At the Petaluma Health Center, a network of community clinics in Sonoma County, Calif.
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In the United States, abortion providers are relatively scarce outside of reproductive health clinics.
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Hospital administrators see the clinics as a threat to a coldly scientific eugenics regime.
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Clinics in rural areas face a number of threats in addition to restrictive laws.
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Planned Parenthood said its clinics "will start using its own emergency funds," per Politico.
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So the fate of those clinics has a broad impact on women's health care.
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They found 570 stem cell clinics distributed across the country, though with some clustering.
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However, she failed to curb corruption adequately or fix Liberia's woeful schools and clinics.
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That means investing in good sanitation, water and energy systems, health clinics and schools.
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Many of the restrictions on abortion are, in fact, waged against clinics and providers.
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Hellerstedt, which deemed such regulations an undue burden on clinics and women seeking abortions.
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"These fake abortion clinics target vulnerable patients, and affect our community greatly," Alonso says.
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Donald Trump is trying to stop family-planning clinics from advising patients about abortion.
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They're getting more active in the delivery of primary care, including worksite health clinics.
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"That is correlated with an eroding infrastructure for sexually transmitted disease clinics," Mermin said.
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CVS runs some 1,100 walk-in medical clinics in addition to 9,700 retail outlets.
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Some clinics buy time with puberty-blockers, which suppress the action of sex hormones.
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It's adding veterinary clinics to its stores and now runs an online pet pharmacy.
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Gender clinics used to see few children, almost all of them pre-pubescent boys.
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Its drones are now in regular use delivering blood for transfusion to rural clinics.
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It's adding veterinary clinics to its stores and runs an online pet pharmacy now.
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Instead of simply keeping the hospital doors open, the county also created neighborhood clinics.
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Those rates have been climbing with the closing of women's health and reproductive clinics.
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Unable to borrow, such countries could not invest in roads, ports, schools and clinics.
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And unsanctioned clinics cost patients thousands of dollars and are not covered by insurance.
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" He also mentioned that volunteer doctors working in border area clinics are often "overwhelmed.
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Closing abortion clinics was a feature, not a bug, for these kinds of laws.
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Volunteers have been signing up at clinics across the Americas to help test it.
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So it's likely the contamination happened before the products ended up at the clinics.
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Scientists and researchers, meanwhile, have criticized the FDA for its tolerance of these clinics.
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Henderson County, Texas (0 clinics for a population of 4,820 women in need)5.
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The clinics who did this before have since stopped performing the procedure, he added.
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Some clinics may also be able to help with these extra costs, Fitzpatrick says.
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Even visiting the larger clinics and hospitals in the big cities is very affordable.
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Maryland has seven Planned Parenthood clinics, according to the Planned Parenthood of Maryland website.
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The challengers say the regulations are medically unnecessary and intended to shut abortion clinics.
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Such conditions account for more than 60 percent of all visits to retail clinics.
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AMN serves thousands of hospitals, clinics, medical centers, government facilities and other healthcare facilities.
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Darryl has two rehab clinics and made his life work helping people and himself.
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Most studies on pubic lice prevalence rely on data from one or more clinics.
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These clinics could also use donations in case their states withhold Title X money.
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One was a requirement that all abortion clinics have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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Texas clinics have said because these upgrades are so costly, many facilities would close.
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The first is a requirement that clinics that provide abortions have hospital-like facilities.
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Still, federal funds for Title X clinics and other family planning efforts are uncertain.
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Since the Republican-backed law was passed in 2013, many Texas clinics have closed.
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Some clinics offer IVF with the device at half the price of conventional IVF.
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Kaiser Permanente's model requires owning hospitals and clinics, making it difficult to expand quickly.
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The clinics to be divested are in New Jersey and Texas, the agency said.
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Clinics still offer "cures" for gay people, involving electric shocks or nausea-inducing drugs.
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Trump behavior they are more accustomed to seeing in their clinics than in the
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Nearly half of the 40 clinics in Texas closed after laws enacted in 2013.
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Those clinics face the risk of getting carved out of the healthcare system entirely.
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For doctors and medics in hospitals and makeshift clinics, time is of the essence.
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Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide, to have zero abortion clinics.
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Patients can receive treatment at fertility clinics around the country through Progyny's doctor network.
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Centers were sometimes established next to abortion clinics and were designed to resemble them.
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Americares is delivering medicine and supplies, including insulin, to hospitals and primary care clinics.
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Parents bring their children to retail clinics to take care of quick, acute problems.
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Many people who use retail clinics might be willing to make that trade-off.
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It is now offering similar treatment to students in school, rather than in clinics.
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Texas now has 19 abortion clinics, down from 41 just before the law passed.
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