That means they may have scattered, if any, medical history.
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"Looks like you didn't give any medical history," I said.
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Other sensitive information can include medical history and trade secrets.
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She was asked for her contact information and medical history.
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And then there's the issue of Trump's family medical history.
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Hiding a president's medical history is pretty much the norm.
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Never did Wilson reveal his medical history to voters, Post said.
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When their daughter Abigail was finally born, she made medical history.
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The medical history my birthparents had filled out was a joke.
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BECKY QUICK: But I don't want them sharing my medical history.
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Today, GINA prevents employers from accessing their employees' family medical history.
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Will taking Cipro be risky, given your genetic and medical history?
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Mr. Trump has also long resisted making his medical history public.
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The diagnosis is based on the patient's story and medical history.
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Still, there is still little known about Clinton's medical history before 2012.
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Being trans, like an HIV status, easily falls under confidential medical history.
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Much of medicine is slow; you can't shortcut taking a medical history.
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It's not always clear exactly what might define an "uninsurable" medical history.
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Brady said in August he preferred to keep his medical history private.
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First, I answered basic questions about my height, weight, and medical history.
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Making a recommendation for specific therapy without a medical history isn't possible.
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This left little or no time to take a thorough medical history.
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Apple wants to put your medical history in the palm of your hand.
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Medicare and Medicaid also cover all eligible individuals regardless of their medical history.
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"Underwriters' investigation indicates substantial irregularities in Mr. West's medical history," the documents read.
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The result is then analysed automatically, in light of the patient's medical history.
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Wendi says the repeated whiplash may have caused damage, given her medical history.
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He goes over my medical history and tests my leg's range of movement.
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More details about Golden Girls star Rue McClanahan's medical history have been revealed.
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Guaranteed issue requires insurers to offer coverage to everyone regardless of medical history.
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When she asked him about his medical history, he brought out his list.
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It works with you depending on your goals, medical history, and daily habits.
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Changes in a candidate's medical history should be reported as soon as available.
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No matter your medical history, you can still be considered for organ donation.
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For $15, patients complete a five-minute online questionnaire about their medical history.
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His medical history was stored electronically and transferred between his primary care providers.
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Before the ACA, most states allowed insurers to discriminate based on medical history.
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Since then, the disease has been largely relegated to the medical history books.
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The company has not provided further information about his medical history or illness.
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Once donors walk out the door, they are essentially lost to medical history.
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Nobody's going to ask anyone to see their vaccination records or medical history.
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The records, aside from including the patients' medical history, also contained their genetic data.
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Often, they require people to fill out forms that give a detailed medical history.
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I got on the phone with Chris's transplant coordinator, who took my medical history.
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Given his medical history, Bronson has picked up the habit of drinking nonalcoholic beer.
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The medical history helps the researcher account for variables such as disease or trauma.
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We believe that answers to the antibiotic crisis could be found in medical history.
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Community rating bars people from being charged more based off their past medical history.
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"When the doctor checked the medical history the word 'sterilization' didn't appear," she said.
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Guaranteed issue requires insurers to offer coverage to everyone regardless of their medical history.
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The donor bank I chose provided a full medical history and genetic testing results.
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His medical history was unblemished, aside from a routine appendectomy when he was 21968.
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You can prohibit insurers from discriminating on the basis of medical history — community rating.
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Every two years, they answered questions about their health status, medical history, and lifestyle.
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The rest of their medical history and any other life stories were all true.
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They took my medical history, and there was no problem with the preexisting condition.
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"Guaranteed issue" requires insurers to offer coverage to everyone regardless of their medical history.
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Haven Life will also ask you a lot of questions about your medical history.
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For this case, the trick was getting a comprehensive medical history from the patient.
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The nurse there was going over my medical history and got to my medications.
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Personal finances, medical history, purchasing habits and more are raked in by data companies.
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The law required insurers to cover everybody, no matter their medical history, at similar rates.
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A doctor licensed in the patient's state then reviews the patient's medical history and request.
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The other page offered a handwritten summary, in layman's terms, of the donor's medical history.
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We also didn't know much about Mitt Romney because he had no complex medical history.
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These associations still existed even after researchers took medical history and socioeconomic factors into account.
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"This woman is one of the most important medical breakthroughs in medical history," he says.
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Before that, further tests need to be completed and the medical history must be compiled.
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You then receive a diagnosis and plan based on the results and your medical history.
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See a dentist if you're concerned, and be frank about your medical history and medications.
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But on reviewing her medical history, I found that her cholesterol level was sky high.
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He had an extensive medical history that included diabetes, hypertension, chronic bronchitis and renal insufficiency.
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We all have — or will have — some kind of a problem in our medical history.
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That included questions about past hospitalizations, any ongoing medical conditions, and my family's medical history.
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A review of his medical history found that he suffered from late-stage liver cancer.
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" Dean said that Trump has not made his medical history public "in any meaningful way.
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However, they refused to comment without seeing my labs and knowing my complete medical history.
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"What does he look like, his family history, medical history, these kinds of things," she says.
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Eppler also said that documentation of Ohtani's medical history was circulated among teams interested in him.
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Asking patients about current and past medical history is a standard part of a medical visit.
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It went into all their family medical history, what their habits are, their occupations, their academics.
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In real time, machines scan your DNA, review your medical history and analyze your vital signs.
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How has learning about these horrifying cases in medical history shaped your view of modern medicine?
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Under Obamacare, all insurers are required to charge everyone the same premium, despite their medical history.
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Another forbids insurers from charging higher rates for people based on their medical history or gender.
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For the animal's medical history, users fill out a profile that includes age, weight and breed.
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But health insurance is something you have a right to buy, no matter your medical history.
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Dr. Busk summarized Mr. Pence's medical history and results of a physical examination from July 6.
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In August, Russian whistleblower and former runner Yuliya Stepanova's medical history and testing results were leaked.
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Looking through Ms. Thurman's medical history, the nurse practitioner said Ms. Thurman was young and healthy.
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I like for people to get to know me before they find out my medical history.
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Not revealing one's private medical history doesn't mean that someone isn't who you think they are.
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Tests included cognitive assessments, self-reported symptom questionnaires, blood tests, brain imaging and a medical history.
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It would allow health insurers to once again charge people higher premiums based on their medical history.
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This gives VA patients a more comprehensive view of their medical history and health data, Apple says.
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Some feature patient portals that allow individuals to access their medical history or schedule doctors' appointments online.
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For patients, it would be great news if any doctor or hospital could access their medical history.
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She had to fill out highly detailed forms about her medical history and experience of prior treatment.
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Lipner said the patient had no other medical history that she could link to her abnormal toenails.
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Insurers will carefully review your medical history for chronic diseases like diabetes and acute events like strokes.
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Given Wright's recent medical history, there is no certainty that he will rejoin the team this year.
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The statement added that the doctors were "making medical history" to help infertile couples around the world.
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For any man of that age and medical history, an unexpected visit to the hospital is concerning.
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Document his medical history: his severe brain injury, the medications he had to take while in detention.
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Given his medical history, CSX's board initially asked for an independent physician to review Harrison's medical records.
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Mendel Health: Mendel Health automates matching cancer patients to clinical trials through personal medical history and genetic analysis.
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The details of Prince's medical history remain murky, and according to the Tribune's account, he was seeking treatment.
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"I definitely would not recommend it to people without knowing their eating habits or medical history," she said.
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His medical history states that he's been treated for psychiatric issues, but is not undergoing treatment at present.
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In this case, a doctor will probably start by taking your medical history and doing a physical exam.
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"I definitely would not recommend it to people without knowing their eating habits or medical history," she says.
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Among jurisdictions, there is little transparency of treatment records or sharing of the medical history of individual horses.
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The Florida database included information such as patients' age, race, gender and medical history, along with hospital quality.
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Insera Health: Developer of a voice-enabled app that collects a patient's medical history to improve medical encounters.
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Medicare-for-all will cover all American residents, regardless of income, age, employment, medical history, or immigration status.
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The trainer should also inquire about your medical history and medications, some of which can affect heart rate.
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Mignerey's new gym asked about her health, medical history and personal goals before she started her first class.
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Clinton's illness, her aides apologized on Monday and promised to release more information about her medical history. Mrs.
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But these policies can exclude those with pre-existing conditions or base rates on a person's medical history.
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Clinton to authorize her doctor to update her medical history and include new information about an old episode.
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It contained no details about his heart rate, respiratory rate, cholesterol level, past medications or family medical history.
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The Checkup For children with chronic conditions like asthma, there are no adults who can provide medical history.
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The Graham-Cassidy measure does maintain a requirement that insurers provide coverage to everyone, regardless of medical history.
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The doctor also assesses your medical history, pre-existing conditions, and prior prescription, before issuing a new prescription.
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After reviewing her medical history with her physician, she chose to have a preventative double mastectomy and hysterectomy.
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No other accession standard has been implemented that presents such a multifaceted review of an applicant's medical history.
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"All the medical information is consistent and his medical history is in the public domain," Mr. Nakazaki said.
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It looks at your whole medical history and makes a judgement — and that's what makes the algorithm so effective.
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Right now, under the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), wellness programs cannot inquire about an employee's family medical history.
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Her implant was causing her discomfort, and she was impressed by how much Yolanda knew about her medical history.
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The toddlers came with no documentation about their medical history or anything about who they are, the doctor said.
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Insurers will get those records, too, and use your medical history to gauge risk and determine rates, she said.
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It prohibited insurers on the individual market from charging people more based on their gender or their medical history.
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The platform will also store family medical history, personal health information, and ancestry to reveal a comprehensive genetic picture.
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Your life insurance rate is based on your age, medical history and lifestyle choices (do you smoke, for example).
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If a woman answers yes, the doctor can't legally perform an abortion without obtaining the patient's full medical history.
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The work of a conservator at a medical history museum, then, seems to require polymathic abilities—and tireless energy.
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Under Obamacare, insurers are required to charge the same price for everyone, without taking into account their medical history.
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Republicans, on the other hand, want to make it mandatory for insurers to provide coverage regardless of medical history.
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EHRs are digital records that contain a patient's medical information such as medical history, physician visits, procedures and medications.
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" The release also said they reviewed "family medical history — occurrence of Alzheimer's or dementia, heart disease, cancer in relatives.
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Sports he wanted to outline his medical history because of all the questions about his future at Ohio State.
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Experts use a combination of symptoms, tests, medical history, and other information to determine if a patient has lupus.
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Clinton's internist, Dr. Lisa R. Bardack, vouching for her "excellent health" and providing a summary of her medical history.
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Her medical history puts her at high risk of endometrial cancer, and her doctor recommends screenings twice a year.
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I check in on past medical history, family history updates, current medications, diet, sleep, exercise, vaccination records and more.
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I was adopted when I was 6 months old, so I don't know much about my family medical history.
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This includes not having to disclose your full medical history to your future employer, let alone the entire country.
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Although all pets need daily exercise, professionals agree the amount varies by a pet's age, breed and medical history.
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There are a list of risk factors that doctors have to consider, such as age, gender and medical history.
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I don't want to lie to them, but I'm also not comfortable sharing my medical history in casual conversation.
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I mostly cared about medical history, and not so much about whether he went to an Ivy League school.
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The existing therapy cap is particularly problematic because it restricts access to care regardless of a person's medical history.
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And that means your medical history will be entwined with Amazon, Microsoft, or Google, the three dominant cloud providers.
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On Friday, Cambridge released a short film about the stunning Renaissance work and its critical impact on medical history.
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For egg donors, we are primarily concerned with their personal and family medical history, as well as any past donations.
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You'll notice independent voters overwhelmingly support that provision and the ban on charging people more based on their medical history.
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And in at least 21 states, the provider is required to ask the parent for family and medical history information.
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Under the new rule, health-care providers would be permitted to enter substance abuse treatment into a patient's medical history.
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When the patient tried to correct her records, she was told that she was wrong about her own medical history.
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Every five years, participants fill out questionnaires about their diet and lifestyle, along with family and personal medical history information.
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She concluded that the medical history Restore Life provided was insufficient, and that the accompanying paperwork was sloppy and inadequate.
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We also got to hear about her family's medical history but basically, she was just photos, forms, and a number.
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Most candidates have some kind of issue in their medical history and most err on the side of withholding information.
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Overall, the appointment goes well — we chat about my medical history and I show him my medical records and information.
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No one would have thought to test me, except I was seeing a doctor who had a similar medical history.
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As Election Day nears, what right does the public have to know the intimate details of a candidate's medical history?
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Under the new bill, states could apply for waivers to allow insurers to charge higher premiums based on medical history.
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If you zoom out, you get the sub-web of a given service (Instagram account, Homeland Security profile, medical history…).
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Insurers will still be legally prohibited from denying people coverage or charging them higher premiums based on their medical history.
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Participants' answers are linked with Australian Medicare records to produce comprehensive information about people's medical history and skin cancer risk.
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These pages are an exciting, artful blend of family and medical history — expertly structured, told in a jiggly, vérité style.
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Health-care providers need quicker and more comprehensive access to critical information about patients' medical history and prescription drug profile.
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In practice, this translates into much better data, linking medical history, presenting symptoms, treatment given, and, most crucially, clinical outcomes.
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Some also include details on health insurance, such as policy numbers, but their medical history isn't being sold, it appears.
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Much of the court's file, including the results of psychiatric examinations and descriptions of her medical history, remains under seal.
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In 2014, authorities began looking into Cline's medical history when a woman in her thirties stumbled across her siblings online.
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Watershed moments occasionally come along in medical history when previously intractable or even deadly conditions suddenly become treatable or preventable.
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But then, regardless of her family medical history, she couldn't say that, and it's too late for alternative excuses now.
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They have also voiced frustrations about patients from mainland China hiding their travel and medical history, potentially endangering other patients.
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They have also voiced frustrations about patients from mainland China hiding their travel and medical history, potentially endangering other patients.
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It starts by requiring that insurers offer the same plans, at the same prices, to everyone, regardless of medical history.
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Wouldn&apost life be easier if you could view your full medical history with a few taps on your smartphone?
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"She told me that she had some kind of medical history, but she wouldn't go into it," Mr. Mari said.
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Jo freaks because she's scared about not knowing her own medical history, and what that could possibly mean for her children.
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It goes into greater detail about the president's blood lipid levels, the components of his urine, and his past medical history.
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You tell a horrible story about some atrocity from medical history, and if they're into it, you go on a date.
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But if you have an unlucky family medical history or are already in poor health, that approach may not make sense.
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Since your company can see your Slack, don't talk about job hunting, medical history, bank details, or ill feelings toward coworkers.
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No single test can detect the disease, which is little understood and is diagnosed via multiple tests and a medical history.
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Later, he learned that he was not only a prominent doctor but had played a significant role in modern medical history.
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Because of his previous medical history and age, vets advised Boyd to avoid further treatment for her cat, The Sun said.
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The researchers found that most of the apps they tested shared sensitive information like medical history and demographics with third parties.
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We talked at length about my medical history, stressors in my daily life, and how they were manifesting through physical symptoms.
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In the case of H.I.V., persistent global protest ultimately turned public opinion and, as it happens, the course of medical history.
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Insurers are required to provide coverage to all patients at an equal price, without asking for information about their medical history.
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Guards laughed at him when he asked for treatment, despite a medical history showing he was a seizure risk without it.
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The family is asking for a monetary compensation and the name of the biological father and information about his medical history.
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Color allows doctors to recommend the whole test or specific parts of it, depending on factors like the patients' medical history.
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He thought the episodes of a patient's medical history should all be in one place, not scattered between many doctors' journals.
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Then, a survivor will be asked about their medical history, including current medications, pre-existing conditions, and recent consensual sexual activity.
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Former vice president Joe Biden, 143, released a three-page letter from his physician outlining his current condition and medical history.
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The everyday stares, comments, and subhuman treatment acted as a constant reminder of my painful medical history and my perceived shortcomings.
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Bloomberg released a one-page letter from his internist summarizing his medical history and declaring him fit to serve as president.
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Using information from these cards, the government can trace a person's finances, medical history, and voting record, Reuters reported last fall.
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People can be denied coverage based on their medical history, and these plans don't have to cover basic services like prescription drugs.
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The big picture: The Affordable Care Act prohibits most private health plans from denying coverage to individuals based on their medical history.
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Dr. Baden said that he had examined the previous autopsy results, Ms. Gilbert's medical history and, in March 2015, her skeletal remains.
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He released a glowing letter from his doctor, which detailed his entire 70-year medical history in, wait for it, four paragraphs.
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Many people are unaware of their family medical history or ancestry, and those people can now purchase this test without a prescription.
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Wolfson, a big garrulous man with white, curly hair and a pronounced limp from several back surgeries, asked about Michael's medical history.
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Kane agreed: "A case report on one middle-aged man, whose long-term medical history is unknown, does not constitute scientific evidence."
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While Guerreiro underwent a battery of exams, Barahona-Corrêa talked with her baffled relatives and tried to piece together her medical history.
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Pediatricians can ask about exposure to stress, abuse or neglect as part of taking down a child's medical history, the guidelines note.
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But then, as Dr. O'Connell digs into each patient's medical history, and slowly illuminates his or her current circumstances, something else happens.
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Unfortunately, his fear was legitimate—he's visited inattentive, dismissive psychiatrists who don't bother examining his medical history or listening to him carefully.
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Those factors include things like the patient's age (seniors are at increased risk), their medical history and whether they've previously had strokes.
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She discovered the identity of the man whose sperm she was given, and learned that his medical history was far from pristine.
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Yet very little has come out so far in court about her medical history, and her defense lawyers have revealed almost nothing.
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Depending on their symptoms and previous medical history, travelers could be subject to additional screening by a medical professional at the airport.
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Some who made insurance claims were rejected, for example because they were self-employed or because their medical history ruled them out.
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After that initial window, however, Medigap insurers typically will evaluate your medical history and can charge you more or decline coverage altogether.
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Your treatment choices will depend on your symptoms (what I like to call your "bother factor"), personal preferences and your medical history.
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The premium varies and depends on things like your age, medical history, price and length of the trip and the benefit amount.
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The type of information in this leaked database is very concerning, especially as it pertains to patient medical history in some cases.
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Don't go off on tangents when discussing your medical history, and don't get too chatty if the clinician has work to do.
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"Knowledge that they were born preterm and any complications they had should be part of their medical history for life," Doyle said.
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The question is, what right do citizens have to know the intimate details of a president's medical history, either physical or mental?
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New Jersey Transit confirmed in a statement that it has a sleep apnea screening program but did not discuss the employee's medical history.
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The ADA says employers can't ask their employees to undergo a medical history — unless that request is made through a voluntary wellness program.
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The kit focuses on family medical history and can pinpoint genetic diseases and even hone in on traits like allergies or hair color.
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But home genetic tests aren't tailored to your medical history, and in isolation, it can be harder to make sense of the findings.
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That means patients visiting a new doctor will often have to repeat their medical history all over again, or explain their current ailments.
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Their training, medical history, sleep patterns, and emotional state are relevant, as are the actions of many others workers associated with the flight.
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Democrats have shot back that Trump is an unhealthy eater and has been even more opaque about his medical history than she has.
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Lin later sent Smith's sexual, psychological, and medical history to hundreds of people, including her parents, co-workers, and 13-year old sister.
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As the service notes, around half of BRCA carriers who offered medical history in a study don't report cancer history among immediate relatives.
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Zion Harvey, now 10 years old, made medical history when he was given new hands through a double-hand transplant two years ago.
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Patients fill out the medical history as part of Roman's dynamic online visit that responds with follow-ups to their questions and concerns.
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"Although we interviewed them again and again, and went through all the medical history, it never turned up," he tells me, thinking back.
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They went back to get her medical history to make sure that cells were clean and not infected and safe for vaccine making.
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While insurers would be required to provide coverage to everyone, it would allow carriers to charge enrollees more based on their medical history.
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The ACA had become, in practice, a way to insure lower-income Americans and to protect people against discrimination for their medical history.
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Artificial intelligence–based applications will prescribe medicines or lifestyle changes holistically, on the basis of our full medical history, habits, and genetic makeup.
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It's not clear, however, that anything existed in his criminal or medical history that would've blocked his legal right to own a weapon.
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A judge is now expected to request that a state forensic psychiatrist examine Mr. Ramos, his medical history and evidence in the case.
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When a body arrives at a funeral home, morticians rarely know the cause of death, and almost never have a robust medical history.
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Depending on their symptoms and previous medical history, travelers could be subject to an additional screening by a medical professional at the airport.
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Second of all, we released the full — my whole 29 years in the Capitol, the attending physician, all of my history, medical history.
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Second of all, we released the full -- my whole 29 years in the Capitol, the attending physician, all of my history, medical history.
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American society has become committed to this notion that your ability to get medical coverage should not be conditioned on your medical history.
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But his military service and medical history "offer no ready explanations or clear indicators of future violent behavior," the report's author, Lt. Gen.
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Second, if insurance is purchased in private markets, regulations limit the degree to which premiums may reflect individual characteristics or past medical history.
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Many nurses said they have busy shifts and would appreciate it if a patient could cut to the chase when reciting medical history.
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The study, in JAMA Ophthalmology, controlled for more than 40 variables, including age, medical history, body mass index, prescription drug use and others.
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Two corporate attorneys said investors would have a difficult time successfully suing the board over breach of duty, given Harrison's known medical history.
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On the other hand, sharing documents that outline medical history or track medications that may interact could help doctors create the best medical plan.
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If states choose to allow it, insurers could once again charge people higher premiums based on their medical history, a practice Obamacare had outlawed.
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They ask for everything — all your medical history, your roommate or your living situation history, or where you've lived, if you had any roommates.
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His medical history included anxiety, schizophrenia, epilepsy and substance abuse, according to a report on his death by the Washington County district attorney's office.
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Finding the right smart scale depends on which metrics you want to track, which features are most important to you, and your medical history.
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However, a new anthropological study from the University of Cambridge offers fascinating details about another common, but poorly-documented, area of human medical history.
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But under Cassidy's legislation, health insurers would be allowed, if their state permits it, to charge people higher premiums because of their medical history.
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When registered dietitians work with clients, they take the person's medical history and lifestyle factors into account before they make any recommendations, she says.
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Convenience, portability, and lack of skin-stabbiness have made pills the most popular way to administer drugs for the better part of medical history.
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On one occasion, Hope's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.
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For as long as we've been studying medical history, there have been people who have used cold temperatures to attempt to treat dire ailments.
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They also said it was "very important" that the law continues to prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage because of a person's medical history.
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Insurers would still have to cover everyone, regardless of pre-existing conditions, but insurance companies could charge people more based on their medical history.
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The medical team considering organs for transplant after such a donor's death would need to learn the person's full medical history from the family.
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The trial involves seven phases The process for trial candidates can be lengthy, spanning seven phases: Women are screened twice for their medical history.
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While it would still require insurers to provide coverage to everyone, states could allow carriers to charge enrollees more based on their medical history.
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Before a patient receives the pills, for instance, the doctor reviews her medical history, evaluates test results, and rules out any significant health risks.
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Suppose that your smartphone could simply tap into the office's computer system, where you could upload your entire medical history safely, securely and accurately.
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Hewlett Packard created a monitoring system using artificial intelligence to predetermine questions physicians can ask high-risk patients based on patients' recorded medical history.
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It felt awkward at first: Those scars announce news about my medical history a little earlier than I might have wanted to share it.
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But that's because they are allowed to exclude those with pre-existing conditions and base rates on an applicant's medical history, unlike Obamacare plans.
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The team looked at almost 50 human teeth from people with known medical history and lifestyle data, using imaging techniques to reveal cementum bands.
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Emergency physicians quickly have to determine a course of action without having prior knowledge of the patient's medical history, like previous surgeries or allergies.
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Your shopping history and your medical history aren't collected by the same people, protected by the same safeguards or used for the same purposes.
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Their temperature would be taken, and they'd discuss their symptoms, medical history, travel history, and any prior contact with anyone infected with a doctor.
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Here's how it went down: Before I came in, I filled out an online assessment about my sleep habits, medical history and food preferences.
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That describes Dorothy Lakin, 93, whose recent medical history includes heart failure, macular degeneration, falls, colon cancer and heart valve surgeries, and a stroke.
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You lay bare your medical history: There was the arm I fractured while sledding, and the lung that collapsed because of a birth defect.
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This helps agency safeguard patient welfare with dosing suggestions or monitoring for likely side-effects, based on the patient's medical history and current condition.
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They also review components of the health evaluation, the preadoption visit, the initial medical history review, the initial physical exam and chronic health concerns.
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Trump's own medical history has been the subject of persistent questions, most recently after an unplanned trip to Walter Reed Medical Center in November.
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In the Pardo case, it was met when one doctor who had never examined Drake nor fully reviewed his medical history expressed speculative concerns.
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Like many new mothers, I had postpartum anxiety, anxiety that was amplified by my complex medical history and the unanswered questions that overwhelmed me.
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"Then she saw my medical history and said that if I have cancer, I had to do the procedure at a hospital," Archer says.
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That means completing a comprehensive neurological evaluation, which might include blood tests, brain imaging, a detailed medical history, and cognitive tests, according to Dr Abrams.
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She takes DNA samples to chart out the family's medical history, and gradually develops an understanding of their music taste based on their listening habits.
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Stateside, Watson is ingesting a patient's medical history and pairing it with knowledge from journals, textbooks and past research to prescribe personalized treatments for cancer.
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Fertility doctors in Greece and Spain claim they made medical history after a healthy baby boy was born using the genetic information from three parents.
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So, after running through your medical history, your doctor will probably ask to do a physical examination, and, in most cases, take a stool sample.
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Precise, legible medical history and consistent donor identification systems are critical information for proper medical research, said University of California anatomical services director Brandi Schmitt.
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McArthur said the documents were so hard to read that she struggled to understand key information any researcher would require, including the person's medical history.
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They ran a thorough background check, considered our gestational carrier's medical history and made sure that she and our family felt as comfortable as possible.
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Neurologist Marc Patterson has done a bit of medical detective work, reviewing her medical history and studying the various Wyeth paintings for which she posed.
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In a video shared on Instagram, Martson logged into her Pinnacle Health account and filmed her medical history that has been recorded on the website.
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Even once anatomists began to dissect human corpses, they were almost entirely male, according to Brandy Schillace, PhD, Research Associate at Dittrick Medical History Center.
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This is key medical history that points to a blood pressure drop, and the most common cause of that is a so-called vasovagal episode.
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Oz treated the first 20 minutes as if it was a real check-up, asking his patient about his medical history, exercise regimen, and diet.
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Whether you geek out on medical history or you're simply a fan of the strange and unusual, the Mutter Museum may be worth a stop.
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These states all require either continuous or annual guaranteed issue protections for all beneficiaries in traditional Medicare over age 22020, no matter their medical history.
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Think about it: would you participate in a health study if it meant that your name and medical history were released into the public domain?
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Underwriting guidelines can vary, and even with the same inputs on height, weight and medical history, "insurers might evaluate the same applicant differently," Dolan said.
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A player is either healthy enough to play or he's not, and asking spotters to factor in a guy's medical history seems a little much.
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Dr. Bucay stocks CoolSculpting, BTL Vanquish ME, and UltraShape, as "each offers a distinct advantage depending on a patient's needs and medical history," she says.
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The families charge that ACTA was negligent in failing to discover the medical history of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz before admitting him to the program.
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Here's how it works: First, people go on the company's website to upload a bit of information about themselves, like age, height and medical history.
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I had all these bits of medical history that I found interesting and worth writing about, but I didn't know how to string them together.
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Kati needed it because of her own medical history; she has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic disorder that impairs her ability to walk and stand.
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Like Ms. Miller's forecasts, her medical history does not follow a strict linear narrative, and she breaks off on tangents and circles back many times.
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In evaluating whether patients may be safely monitored at home, doctors take into account people's medical history and the severity of their symptoms, she said.
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But some buyers at the 2016 Keeneland September Sale were turned off by his medical history, including Coolmore Farm, who stood Justify's sire, Scat Daddy.
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You can't just forbid insurance companies to discriminate based on medical history; if you do that, healthy people won't sign up until they get sick.
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By the early 1900s, however, our understanding of physiology evolved, and scientists sent auto-intoxication "to the dustbin of medical history," according to the Lancet.
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That said, there are dozens of health factors to consider when comparing the substances — from one's family medical history to the legality of each drug.
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Denying a person health care coverage because of their medical history—also known as having pre-existing conditions—was banned under the Affordable Care Act.
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In the course of taking the man's medical history, it came up that he had sustained a gunshot wound to that same knee 14 years ago.
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My exam at Raffaele's office began with a pretty typical form on which I filled in my medical history and recorded my diet and exercise habits.
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Smoking stands out in medical history as a pastime which is so unambiguously bad for you that the signal cuts through almost any amount of noise.
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Both the trivalent or quadrivalent vaccines are safe for most people, but you may require a special version depending on your age, health, and medical history.
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Well, unless you simply want to provide government insurance, you have to prohibit discrimination based on medical history by private insurers: guaranteed issue and community rating.
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This marks the first time in medical history that the information in an activity tracker-smartphone system was used to assist in specific medical decision-making.
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Kate Hill was told she may never conceive due to her polycystic ovary syndrome — but she ended up conceiving twice in 10 days, making medical history.
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Companies are increasingly willing to pay for their employees' medical history details, with workplace "wellness programs" growing as large employers try to reduce health care costs.
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Her past medical history is notable for a deep vein thrombosis in 1998 and in 2009, an elbow fracture in 2009 and a concussion in 2012.
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Along with their medical history, the men were also asked if they had ever used cannabis and, if they had, whether they were still using it.
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Under the terms of the new deal, DeepMind will handle personally identifiable medical records for some 1.6 million patients, including medical history dating back five years.
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Dr. Oz did not conduct a physical, did not review his newest patient's medical records, did not conduct an in depth survey of his medical history.
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At your appointment, a doctor or other health professional will take your medical history, vital signs, and talk to you about the options available to you.
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Before the ACA banned discrimination based on medical history, insurance companies could use a patient's prior sexual assault to the deny them coverage in the future.
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Bornstein posited the incident came in response to an interview he gave The New York Times, in which he revealed details of the president's medical history.
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The study controlled for other factors like exercise, family medical history, smoking status, age, and education level, suggesting that something about sugary drinks is inherently dangerous.
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The first time her husband took her to the doctor, before all the brain scans and spinal taps, the doctor asked about her family's medical history.
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This includes a checklist of the gear you need to bring, forms about your medical history and physical fitness, and the option to purchase travel insurance.
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She didn't try to find her birth parents until she was married and pregnant, with concerns about how her family medical history might affect her child.
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Schwarz said that this discovery poses the risk of exposing family medical history, risk of certain diseases, and genetic information of people who have had MRIs.
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What makes my story particularly complex is that I have no history of cancer in my family because there is no medical history of my family.
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For the moment, put aside Mr. Trump's own revelations about his medical history, which consist of a hyperbolic, undated letter with little detail from his gastroenterologist.
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When developing a pain management plan, I not only assess all angles of a patient's medical history, but also focus on the risks of opioids themselves.
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My legislation, H.R. 2628, the Overdose Prevention and Patient Safety Act updates an outdated law to give doctors the whole story on their patient's medical history.
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Even more alarmingly, although she had been taking hormones for 18 months prior to detention, there was little effort from staff to understand her medical history.
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By selecting a treatment on the Numan homepage, consumers will be able to create an account and complete a short questionnaire covering symptoms and medical history.
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If you have Aetna insurance, could the coupons on your receipt be targeted based on your medical history or your visit to a CVS Minute Clinic?
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In fact, he goes to great lengths to be as transparent as possible, posting his genome, medical history, personal biography, daily schedule and much more online.
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A huge majority of voters, including 59 percent of Republicans, want to maintain rules that prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage based on someone's medical history.
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During their first appointment at a large Boston fertility clinic, Balzano says, the reproductive endocrinologist was cold and unsmiling as she reviewed the couple's medical history.
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In addition to general assessment of health and medical history, Forward health providers also go through genetic analysis and put together preventive plans with their patients.
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When Karen Campbell and her husband looked for insurance before Obamacare, "we had this extensive, unbelievable interview, each of us about our medical history," she said.
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The families charged that the training unit was negligent in failing to discover pilot Andreas Lubitz's medical history before admitting him to the program in 2010.
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Contractors with access to the Siri recordings reportedly overheard people having sex, doctors discussing patients medical history with them, and even drug deals, the Guardian reported.
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The researchers recruited runners with no significant medical history, ages 21 to 69, who had registered to take part in the 2016 and 2017 London marathons.
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LONDON — A woman has made medical history by giving birth after having had an ovary removed and its tissue frozen at age 9, before reaching puberty.
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Trump's medical history includes rosacea, and he received a perfect score on a cognitive exam, which Jackson said last year he performed at the President's request.
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Cigna previously required doctors to submit a prior-approval form for medication-assisted treatment (MAT) requests, answering questions about the patient's current treatment and medical history.
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That means insurers who participate are free to deny people coverage or charge more based on a customer's medical history, a practice that's illegal under ObamaCare.
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The airline crew "may not be as familiar with your particular pet's medical history, or even know how to recognize when your pet's in distress," Mrs.
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President Donald Trump, who was 70 when he was inaugurated, is the oldest to assume the office, and has faced intense scrutiny over his medical history.
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"But it wasn't either of the cancers that nearly killed me," he continued, with what seemed to me an extraordinarily sanguine approach to his medical history.
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A doctor who understands your concerns and who knows your medical history will be less likely to hurry you out the door with an inappropriate prescription.
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Ms. Bennett said that without a full understanding of someone's medical history, it was difficult to tell what caused a miscarriage or when exactly it began.
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The Republican bill would continue to prohibit insurers from denying people coverage or charging them higher premiums based on their medical history, just as Obamacare does now.
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Those provisions make it so that insurers have to offer insurance to all, regardless of preexisting conditions, and cannot charge people more based on their medical history.
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That's problematic if you're a Pirates fan, since Cervelli's medical history includes at least three concussions, multiple broken bones (wrist, hand, and foot), and some hamstring trouble.
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And as for the claim that there's such a thing as "good cholesterol," this term would now appear to be destined for the dustbins of medical history.
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You need your advisor to know your life situation and to be readily available if something unexpected happens; you need your doctor to know your medical history.
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It is synonymous with the barbarism of the various dead ends littering medical history, of the casual callousness underlying the treatment of "crazy" individuals in the West.
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This piece of medical history is of the greatest interest to Clinton's health conspiracy theorists, but it's the least likely factor in her near fainting spell Sunday.
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Her campaign has said it will release more details about her medical history later this week in an effort to demonstrate she isn't suffering greater health problems.
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For decades prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, many Americans were unable to even afford or obtain insurance because of their past medical history.
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For decades prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, many Americans were unable to even afford or obtain insurance because of their past medical history.
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The athlete's doctor has to detail that aspect of their medical history and explain why their patient needs a banned drug instead of one that isn't banned.
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Clinton's physician, Dr. Lisa Bardack, did provide a summary of Clinton's past medical history, current medications and health status, and certified that Clinton met the health requirements.
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But what is interesting is the cursory introduction of Scott's medical history, which the family's lawyer speculates could explain his failure to respond to repeated officer commands.
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Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, insurance companies could potentially make pricing decisions based on a person's current health and medical history, just as insurers did before Obamacare.
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But here's an unfortunate rule in medical history, at least in the United States: The untreatable conditions of the past become the untreated tragedies of the present.
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The artificial intelligence program combines information about a patient's medical history with images of mammograms to detect the minute changes that indicate the beginnings of a tumor.
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In the back of an ambulance the other day, an anxious father-to-be rattled off his wife's medical history in Cantonese as she went into labor.
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Those selected to be members of the "precision medicine cohort" will be asked to provide a detailed medical history and blood samples so researchers can extract DNA.
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That was important, the researchers said, because they weren't relying on a woman's memory of her reproductive and medical history, a key flaw in many study designs.
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The measure actually loosens Obamacare's regulations as it relates to pre-existing conditions, namely states could allow insurers to charge more based on a person's medical history.
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Using vast databases to store information gathered with the card's use, a government could monitor everything from a citizen's personal finances to medical history and voting activity.
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Insurance companies can't formally refuse to cover someone based on past medical history, but they could charge a $1 billion annual premium to achieve the same goal.
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Another woman with a complicated medical history said she tried to work during pregnancy for fear of losing seniority and suffered a miscarriage, according to her complaint.
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Before she interacts with students, a medical school gives Muller a detailed case study outlining the pretend patient's medical history, biography, symptoms and sometimes even scripted lines.
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Insurers would also be permitted, if individual states choose to allow it, to charge people higher premiums based on their medical history, as Vox's Sarah Kliff reported.
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One patient uploaded photos of a syphilis rash and gave a medical history that fit with syphilis, but she told the service she thought she had psoriasis.
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In the process, we can draw connections between previously disconnected data sets — diagnoses and geography, medication protocol and lifestyle, treatment success and medical history, and plenty more.
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But even with her medical history and knowledge of the Medicaid system, Revilla couldn't make the sign-up process go any faster with her most recent pregnancy.
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Woodrow Wilson suffered several strokes while he was serving as president of Princeton, years before he ran for president, but never revealed his medical history to voters.
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President Grover Cleveland's jaw tumor, the tallest skeleton on display in North America, and Einstein's brain are all among the highlights of this bizarre medical history museum.
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This is the problem for Republicans: Under Obamacare, Americans know that health insurers can't deny them coverage or charge them higher premiums based on their medical history.
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And for Ibach, it's actually taken some of the pressure off, since the random questions from strangers are now about Bailey and not her own medical history.
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Modern Family star Sofia Vergara is often open about her medical history, including a battle with thyroid cancer when she was 28 and fertility struggles after turning 40.
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The law seeks to make sure medical professionals are aware of a patient's medical history, including with substance abuse disorders, before making decisions based on prescription treatment options.
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Ideally, Dr. Poppers says, your doctor will already be somewhat familiar with your medical history, and you'll already be pretty aware of what "normal" means for your poop.
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For patients without insurance, the Pill Club charges $15 for its consultations; after creating an account, you have to answer questions about your health conditions and medical history.
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This is what I learned: The ACA had become, in practice, a way to insure lower-income Americans and to protect people against discrimination for their medical history.
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He didn't like that two millennia of trepanation in the region were "a small little footnote" in medical history books, so he sat out to "properly" write it.
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She takes issue with Vet On Demand veterinarians not being able to access a patient's full medical history, which she said would better prepare vets taking these calls.
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A rep for the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office in Minnesota says they're still collecting the singer's medical records as well as family medical history to complete their investigation.
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To complete the process, Angie Gentry composed herself and spent over an hour on the phone answering questions about the medical history of her husband of 18 years.
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Currently, an application for a TUE simply requires a letter of explanation from a physician to the relevant international sporting federation and documentation of the subject's medical history.
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If you get hurt and show up unconscious at the hospital, they likely have no idea what medications you're on, your medical history, or where you've been treated.
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If she visited another hospital, even for a checkup, they wouldn't get through her medical history before locking her up in a safe house for her own protection.
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This girl's medical history includes being inoculated with at least one dose of trivalent Oral Polio Vaccine, which requires four doses, delivered by mouth, to protect for life.
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These data points provide each of these Big Tech companies with an ability to understand our shopping preferences, sexual preferences, religion, medical history and credit and payment history.
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The law – which went into effect on January 1 – allows pharmacists to prescribe the oral contraceptives and patches after patients fill out a questionnaire about their medical history.
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The age you start breast cancer screening should be a personal decision based on your unique health circumstances, like your personal medical history, family history, and risk factors.
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In taking our medical history, the doctor had never asked him about the habits that could have possibly contributed to the past year and a half of infertility.
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Those findings track with a previous study that found widespread support for the health law's provision preventing insurance companies from denying coverage based on a person's medical history.
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It's not as fun as an online quiz, but to actually assess a psychopath requires a trip to the doctor's office and a detailed personal and medical history.
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Instead of medical history, advertisers can target ads based on demographics, consumers' offline purchase history and whether a user has interacted with a specific Facebook Page or ad.
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Make sure you know your family's medical history — including not only whether any close relatives had colorectal cancer, but whether they had benign polyps, which can be precancerous.
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However, it is important to seek out a physician who is board-certified in obesity medicine who can help select the appropriate drug based on your medical history.
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I responded to a couple of questions about family history and my own medical history, said that I was physically active, and filled in my height and weight.
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HOPE SOLO CALLS US SOCCER A &aposRICH WHITE-KID SPORT&apos "Marcelo has a medical history with this kind of injury," Lasmar said at Spartak Stadium after the game.
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An algorithm is helping researchers map the medical history of breast cancer patients so they can better predict, treat and maybe even prevent it, The New York Times reports.
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"But what about your health?!" the choir of internet experts crow, as they presume to know my medical history, my physical status, my level of care, my daily habits.
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But the person administering a vitamin IV may not have a detailed understanding of your medical history, so they won't know how your body will respond to the treatment.
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If you've just recently decided that someone will be your emergency contact, and they aren't aware of your medical history and/or medications, it's time to fill them in.
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Early last year, this person said, Trump saw or heard his former doctor talking about his medical history and asked that his medical records be retrieved from Bornstein's office.
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Oncologists at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City have trained it to analyze research and a patient's medical history to suggest potential treatment options to doctors.
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Before the Affordable Care Act marketplace launched in 2014, people with chronic diseases who tried to buy their own insurance were routinely denied coverage based on their medical history.
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Side by side, we confirmed that his medical history was up to date, that the correct surgical site was marked on his body, that I'd reviewed his medication allergies.
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Because of these restrictions, Marc Cenedella, founder and CEO of Ladders job search, advises that employees not discuss sensitive information on Slack, like your medical history or banking information.
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In addition to considering your medical history, most insurers require a medical exam during the underwriting process to evaluate your current health, which isn't as intimidating as it sounds.
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There, she saw that "renal cell carcinoma" (kidney cancer) was listed instead of "basal cell carcinoma" (skin cancer) -- an illness her father had mentioned while describing his medical history.
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Just imagine if we could choose to track our medical history throughout our lives, aggregating our doctors' visits, claims data and health information gathered every second through wearable technology.
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How big a deal this is depends on a few things: your medical history and symptoms; the specific medication itself and whether you've ever stopped taking it abruptly before.
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At the time, Sanchez was already in the beginning stages of labor, and had a medical history that suggested she might have a high-risk pregnancy and early delivery.
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The Affordable Care Act protects the 130 million Americans who live with a pre-existing conditions by preventing insurance companies from discriminating against them based on their medical history.
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Researchers have used them to tell the tales of our prehistoric human cousins called Denisovans, as well as to provide insight into the medical history of long dead people.
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Azcue said he was aware of how his insurance plan worked, but the issue was that his insurer made things complicated when asking for three years of medical history.
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He "gaslighted" the misdeeds of his supporters, who trashed an otherwise friendly culinary workers union that didn't like his health care plan or who lied about Bloomberg's medical history.
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"In many cases, based on past medical history and an inspection of the (death) scene, and if the person is of the right age, it's not unacceptable," he added.
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Williams knew that her medical history with blood clots could affect her pregnancy When she experienced shortness of breath after giving birth via Caesarean section, she alerted the nurses.
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At the start of the study, the participants took a survey assessing their physical activity habits, medical history and lifestyle (including education level, smoking and drinking frequency, and daily stress).
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So for their study, Yolken and his colleagues in Denmark looked at the medical history of all Danish residents born between 403 and 2012, totaling just over a million children.
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A team of surgeons in France made medical history in January when they successfully performed a second face transplant on a man whose immune system rejected his first face transplant.
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Many also have dementia or other cognitive impairments that make it harder to get an accurate account of their medical history and the reason for their ER visit, she said.
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Howard Markel, a professor of medical history and pediatrics at the University of Michigan, is author of the forthcoming book "The Kelloggs: The Battling Brothers of Battle Creek" (Pantheon Books).
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"It's moving faster than maybe anything before it in medical history," says Glenn Palomaki, a researcher of preventive medicine and medical screening at Women and Infant's Hospital of Rhode Island.
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Deborah Danner, the author of a widely shared essay about her schizophrenia, was 66 when she was shot by a team of officers familiar with her and her medical history.
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Before the law, insurers selling new policies to individuals could vary what they charged based on customers' sex, medical history, occupation and most other factors that correlate with health spending.
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Catherine Martin, of the pro-vaccine California Immunization Coalition, told the newspaper that she hopes Sears's probation will make physicians thoroughly examine a patient's medical history before writing an exemption.
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I thought the tough part of this case was something that few of my readers would have to contend with – that her complaints and past medical history were quite ordinary.
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All the way from your genetic predispositions, your family history, your past medical history, your relationship to food as you were growing up, because not everybody has access to food.
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That's why, even in the most wired of medical offices, receptionists still hand you a clipboard and ask you to write your medical history before the doctor will see you.
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Here is an assessment of the medical history Mr. Trump has made public (and here is one of the history that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, has made public).
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With the online platform, the pharmacy also has access to the patient's medical history and can see what medications they are using, or where there are gaps in their treatment.
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Retirement planning aside, knowledge of your family's medical history could help you plan for a hereditary condition or prevent a serious illness or health event by way of preventive care.
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Early last year, the same person said, Trump saw or heard his former doctor talking about his medical history and asked that his medical records be retrieved from Bornstein's office.
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Clinton's bout of pneumonia, initially concealed from the press and public, Mr. Kaine—ever the happy warrior—chided Mr Trump for failing to be more forthcoming about his medical history.
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The law doesn't make birth control available over the counter; women need to consult with a pharmacist about their medical history and different options like they would with a doctor.
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If you are still considering an aspirin preventive for a flight, discuss this with your doctor first to be sure there are no contraindications based on your personal medical history.
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To ensure history doesn't repeat itself, I now save my questions, along with my pet's medical history and dietary notes or troubling symptoms, to my phone ahead of every visit.
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In an interview with FOX59 last year, the siblings said they were most concerned with two things: knowing their family's medical history, and not knowing who their immediate family was.
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One male doctor was so dismissive of the medical history she gave him that she offered a copy of her medical record to prove her point and never went back.
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In addition to any medicines you take on a regular basis, he recommend packing pain killers, anti-diarrhea medication, and, if necessary depending on your destination and medical history, antibiotics.
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I think I can now tell Joe everything I know, so he can perhaps learn more about his birth mother (and receive possibly valuable medical history) through her other children.
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After she was diagnosed with paresis, Ms. Dhegrae threw herself into research, spending up to 20 hours a day trawling through scientific journals and poring over her own medical history.
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Before HIPAA, doctors, nurses and pharmacies had long been permitted to give third parties what is now called "protected health information" — identifiable information related to medical history, conditions and treatment.
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A screenshot of the tele-contraception process, in which a volunteer posing as a patient is advised to try a less risky birth control pill because of their medical history.
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"Health care providers consider a number of factors when deciding what type of birth control to prescribe, including a patient&aposs medical history, blood pressure, and family history," says Kelly.
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Rather, the patient's relationship with his or her physician – and that physician's understanding of the patient's disease and unique medical history – must remain paramount in the clinical decision-making process.
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But Mr. Cooper said he had warned Mr. Hilliard and others not to use the case as a bellwether because of Mr. Scheuer's medical history and past use of painkilling drugs.
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Shortly afterward, an unofficial investigation conducted by writer and producer Tracie Egan Morrissey into whether Jamil has Munchausen syndrome and has lied repeatedly about her work and medical history went viral.
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Dr. Ruck: Let's say a child takes drug A, and that drug should cause minimal to no side effects in that child based upon the child's age, weight, and medical history.
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The TV appearance might give the appearance of transparency, but the summary by Bornstein will likely fall far short of experts' calls for detailed information about Trump's health and medical history.
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She could also pay more for her coverage, since the bill would allow insurers to charge people more based on their medical history, if they have allowed their coverage to lapse.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican congressman who offered a key amendment that helped save the House health care bill grew emotional after its passage Thursday, citing his own family's medical history. Rep.
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A year and a half later, when she found herself pregnant—given her husband's medical history, this blessing was unexpected—Ginsburg delayed informing the university, for fear of losing her position.
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"Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, an individualized exercise prescription which takes into account a person's unique medical history and personal goals should be considered," Laskowski said by email.
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And last month, the company unveiled a beta initiativeprompting a subpopulation of its userbase to link their lab results, prescription info, and medical history with data collected through their genetic test.
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The Morning Consult poll found that 22019 percent of respondents think presidential candidates should be required to release their birth certificates, and 55 percent think candidates should release their medical history.
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When you sign up for the program, Noom asks you survey questions about your weight goal, age, body type, eating habits, medical history, and more to provide a you-specific plan.
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They ask some questions about my medical history, give me something to practice strengthening my lungs to avoid post-op pneumonia, and run me through some of the day-of details.
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And while the amendment's language doesn't outright say insurance providers can deny coverage, it does offer a waiver that would allow providers to charge people more based on their medical history.
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Think about your priorities and preferences, the stage of life you're in, your family plans and medical history, and find a doctor who will take time to listen to your concerns.
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Having a medical history of any of these conditions should also be grounds for paid leave, given that the chances of dying if one contracts the coronavirus illness is alarmingly high.
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When a patient's medical history cannot be shared among that patient's health providers in a timely way, there is a genuine risk to his/her health and to our nation's wallet.
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The PHR facilitates this self-care as well as ensuring that clinicians are aware of all relevant medical history, in order to be endowed with the requisite data for smart decisionmaking.
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I think if I ever dabbled in such hallucinogens (and it's probably inadvisable for someone with my medical history), I figure I'd want to do it in a relatively serene environment.
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Which was keenly self-aware, though it doesn't really answer the question of what might happen should Sadie decide as an adult that she wants her medical history to be private.
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On the program, patients video-chat with a remote Virta doctor, who consults with their primary care doctor, reviews their blood tests and medical history, and makes diet and drug recommendations.
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Because there were major tax advantages — premiums aren't counted as taxable income — but to get those advantages employer plans must offer the same coverage to every employee, regardless of medical history.
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Aside from the flowery writing, it was notable that there was very little medical history described aside from a note that he took a daily aspirin and a low-dose statin.
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The ACA eliminated insurers' ability to price health plans according to an individual's medical history, and instead applied an adjusted community rating system, where pricing was set by broader demographic factors.
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Carriers can deny people coverage based on their medical history, charge people higher premiums based on their health status, and limit their benefits significantly more than the health care law allows.
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"I hope that companies in tech don't start looking at the text in physician notes and making determinations without a human or someone who knows my medical history very well," she said.
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Tina and Benjamin chose an embryo based on its physical characteristics (the couple describe themselves as being physically small, and they wanted a child to match) and the biological parents' medical history.
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After being asked her name and address, she was taken to see a physician who reviewed her medical history, asked several questions, and ordered a series of tests including blood and urine.
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Though the commission will, it seems, still be able to block internet providers from sharing info related to children, banking, or medical history, which the FTC considered sensitive in the first place.
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The other 40 percent of the addiction-risk score comes from personal factors: age, personal medical history, previous substance abuse and any history of depression (due to its links to drug use).
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That incident kicked off an eight-year cycle of Bowen-Wright jumping from doctor to doctor seeking medical treatments for her son and lying to doctors about his medical history and condition.
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Their father's primary care physician signed the death certificate and listed the cause of death as natural, given Anthony's age and medical history, including cancer, dementia, and the use of a pacemaker.
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With multiple computer screens inside these high-tech eICUs, doctors suggest treatment procedures after assessing medical history and real-time heart rate charts of patients fighting for their lives in distant facilities.
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The company is now asking a subset of customers if they'd be willing to incorporate their lab results, prescription information and medical history, after they've received the results from the genetic test.
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And the emphasis is on creating an Apple Store-like experience of friendliness and transparency, arming patients with the ability to track their medical history at any time from a companion app.
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By looking at a patient's individual treatment needs and medical history, they believe they can do a better job of matching that person to the best doctor and hospital for the job.
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That focus is Health in general, family, and a more conversation generally about well being – NOT an opportunity to review lab results and get into the weeds on Mr. Trump's medical history.
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"When a patient has a complicated medical history, neurological problems, or is acutely ill and possibly in need of intensive treatment, a psychiatrist will be the best place to start," she says.
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But under the House's health care bill, states would be able to opt out of the community rating protection, which would allow insurers to base premiums based on a person's medical history.
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"Beatrice most likely passed out during delivery, and was believed dead," said one of the researchers, Dr. Antonin Parizek of Charles University in Prague, a noted obstetrician and expert on medical history.
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The 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) further solidified these protections by signing into law every American's right, and ability, to access treatment, regardless of socioeconomic class or medical history.
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Millions of Americans are now buying short-term health insurance for a full year — plans where insurers can discriminate based on a person's medical history and offer a limited set of benefits.
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If you're going to guarantee coverage regardless of medical history, you have to induce people to sign up for insurance while they're still healthy, so that insurers have a manageable risk pool.
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Medicare now recognizes five levels of office visits, with Level 5 involving the most comprehensive medical history and physical examination of a patient, and the most complex decision making by the doctor.
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To arrive at an accurate diagnosis, the doctor should review the patient's personal and family medical history, conduct a thorough physical and mental status exam, and order blood, urine or other tests.
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On cross-examination Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, tried to highlight holes in Mr. Caffrey's evaluation, noting he failed to ask questions about her medical history to verify his diagnosis.
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Experts in allergy and infectious disease, including the paper's authors, are now urging patients to ask doctors to review their medical history, and re-evaluate whether they have a true penicillin allergy.
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Provide that person with information they would need and keep it with both of you just in case: your medical history, allergies, medications you're taking, health insurance information and key emergency contacts.
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I knew it was going to be a big change, but I trusted my doctor to steer me on the right path, given the context and medical history she has on record.
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When they took Appel — who had a clean medical history and sound mechanics and had been chosen eighth over all by Pittsburgh the year before without signing — they passed on Kris Bryant.
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Ms. Sutcliffe said she and her husband have marveled at his unusual medical history: "He says, I've got to be either the unluckiest person or the luckiest person, because I've survived both."
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Currently, at least 18 states have enacted laws that give physicians authority to override step therapy requirements based on a patient's medical history, including legislation enacted this year in Iowa and Arkansas.
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She asked the husband when he last talked to his wife, when he came home, what her medical history was, whether he had any concerns or suspicions about her cause of death.
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Participants, whether they have a diagnosis of PTSD, depression or substance abuse, do extensive preparation with a therapist, which includes a complete medical history and advice and information about the study drug.
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Transsexual uterine transplants have their own storied medical history, most notably causing the death of Lili Elbe, the 20th century Danish painter whom Eddie Redmayne portrayed in 2015's The Danish Girl.
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The pregnant women included in the analysis, all first-time mothers, provided information on their diet, medical history and other relevant background and lifestyle factors at 4, 22018 and 30 weeks' gestation.
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"Our aim is creating the product and the platform for all the doctors, patients and all parties getting their preferences, medical history expertise, and creating the best plan for everyone," Akin adds.
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The testy back and forth began when Sanders, in a CNN town hall Tuesday night, backtracked on a previous promise that he would release a more complete record of his medical history.
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Sick of my neuroticism, a friend looked up the approximate odds that someone of my age, sex, and medical history would have contracted the deadly bug after swimming in that particular lake.
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For the first time ever, the complete collection is now publicly available, thanks to the NYAM's recently launched website for digital collections and exhibits, which is a medical history nerd's dream trove.
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" Even Trump surrogate Dr. Ben Carson said in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Wednesday that Trump should disclose his current medical history, as he referred to both Trump and Clinton as "elderly.
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Without a genetic counselor there to help interpret the results and explain how they fit into a person's larger medical history, people may feel anxious over something that they otherwise wouldn't know about.
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Her doctor attested to her well-being at the start of her campaign, releasing a detailed letter about her medical history that ultimately stated that Clinton was "fit to serve" as the president.
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In an interview recorded Wednesday and broadcast Thursday, Trump spoke at length to the personality, who's been slammed for promoting ineffective remedies in which he has a financial stake, about his medical history.
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One of the areas where states may be able to opt out would be community rating provisions, which currently protect people from being charged more on the basis of medical history or gender.
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That's because this new proposal may let states opt out of forcing insurers to cover certain essential health benefits and barring insurers from charging consumers based on their medical history or gender. 5.
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Of course, buying a longevity annuity doesn't make much sense for those who don't expect to live a long time in retirement because of poor health or their family medical history, added Kizer.
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Upon moving with her daughter from New Orleans to Springfield, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Dee Dee claimed Gypsy's previous medical history had been lost in order to better fool local doctors.
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Sites that ask for a lot of details about your symptoms and medical history and that use video or voice calls rather than simple messaging are likely to yield better results, Powell said.
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Safety can also vary by trimester, and the benefits and harms of treatment may depend on the severity of women's symptoms and other aspects of their pregnancy or medical history, ven Gelder noted.
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The switch could also allow association plans to deny coverage or set rates based on the medical history of those in the group, so plans with younger, healthier members could offer lower premiums.
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Take it slow Even if a gym does its due diligence and asks you about your goals and your medical history, it's ultimately your responsibility to communicate what your injuries and limitations are.
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More engaged patients could bring better clinical health outcomes: 27% of patients have reported finding an error in their EHR — and errors in medical history can result in costly and dangerous treatment mistakes.
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He highlighted the possibilities in health care: Apple could charge consumers $15 a month to store all of their health information, including prescriptions, insurance cards and medical history, in their iPhones' Health apps.
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According to her interview in Vogue earlier this year, had Serena not advocated for herself and been so familiar with her medical history, her post-birth complications could have been even more serious.
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Without that evidence, the panel advised that each woman checks with her doctor on whether or not they need an exam each year, taking into account her medical history, age, and other factors.
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Right now, getting all of your medical history in one place is a hard problem to solve in the U.S. healthcare system — only complicated by the many coded hurdles in dealing with insurance.
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You'll also have to sign some standard documents saying you're consenting to treatment and specifying who your records can be shared with, and probably fill out questionnaires about your symptoms and medical history.
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The health workers ask patients about their medical history, their history with pregnancy, how far along they are in their pregnancy, and whether they have any conditions that could affect prescribing the drug.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who at 77 is a year younger than Sanders, released a summary of his medical history which included results of a physical and a letter from his doctor.
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It stated that many British patients who traveled to other countries for treatments would have been ruled out for surgeries at home due to their medical history factors, such as smoking or weight.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden released a three-page summary of his medical history in which his physician declared him "a healthy, vigorous, 77-year-old male" fit to serve as president. Sen.
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Because his murder charge could carry the death penalty, Kulick had the investigator pull everything pertinent to Anderson's medical history, including his mental health, in case they had to ask for leniency during sentencing.
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Whether or not you need testing (and what kind you need) really comes down to having a conversation with your doctor — and if necessary, a genetic counselor — about your medical history and risk factors.
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You can opt out of sensitive data collection and request that companies remove certain personal information (including, but not limited to, phone number, email, birthdate, employer information, medical history, political affiliation, and location data).
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My concern is whether it is ethical to ask a healthy volunteer to undergo the pain as well as the immediate and long-term risks of kidney donation considering my age and medical history.
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Living With Cancer Just as computers can predict your shopping habits, researchers are using them to map the medical history of cancer patients to predict and treat the disease, and possibly to prevent it.
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Sign up for one of these apps and the buyers will contact you directly, offering cryptocurrency tokens in exchange for information like your bank transactions, medical history, or the fluctuations of your smart thermostat.
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The current study, the authors say, is the first to couple people's web searches and medical history, which they hope will make for more accurate predictions or insights about people's understanding of health problems.
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Trump's physician, Dr. Harold Bornstein, also stated that his patient met the health requirements of the job, however did not give much detail on the candidate's past medical history or current medications, if any.
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The 14 appointed members and five ex-officio members will learn more about Cruz&aposs educational, mental health and medical history during a closed session Thursday as they conclude their monthly two-day meeting.
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"I think that somebody who is running for president of the United States, particularly if they're elderly, and that would include both candidates, should disclose their full medical history," said Carson, who backs Trump.
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Ranit Mishori, an attending physician at Georgetown University-Providence Hospital in Washington, said Trump received more screening and diagnostic tests than are generally recommended for someone at his age and with his medical history.
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The investigation is expected to closely examine Prince's medical history, including the circumstances surrounding an emergency landing that his private jet made on the way back from his performances in Atlanta on April 14.
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There is little information about how various aspects of women's health—medical history, family history, lifestyle choices—contribute to or correlate with fertility, so Beim set out to build a data set from scratch.
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According to the poll, nine in 10 Democrats, 77 percent of independents and 58 percent of Republicans said it is "very important" that insurance companies cannot deny coverage because of a person's medical history.
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As law enforcement officials await the complete results of an autopsy performed Friday, they said they would be reviewing local pharmaceutical records as part of a broad effort to understand Prince's full medical history.
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Besides preparing the legal documents, Melrood also tells parents to gather anything—medical history, school records, vaccination records—that relates to the child, so the guardian will have everything needed to take over care.
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They would send out detailed questionnaires about a potential customer's age, medical history, and current behaviors (whether they currently smoke, for example, or are pregnant) and then set a specific premium for that person.
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Would you agree to participate in a study assessing the safety of your working conditions if you knew that your name, your address, your medical history or your immigration status might eventually become public?
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The Department of Homeland Security said that as of Friday, passengers will be given enhanced entry screenings, which include being asked about their medical history, current condition, and contact information for local health authorities.
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A DYING KING This documentary looks at the medical history of the shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who was overthrown in the Islamic revolution of 1979 and died in exile the next year.
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He could have commanded a lucrative, multiyear deal if he were still a star; even so, he scored an impressive payday given his medical history and his 5.39 E.R.A. over the last three seasons.
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Taking measurements of boys' genitals when doctors were concerned about delayed puberty was considered normal until the 1980s or 1990s, said Dr. Howard Markel, a professor of medical history at the University of Michigan.
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"Pet lovers deserve to know the medical history of their prospective pet, and to have recourse under certain circumstances if the pet is ill or dies due to illness," it said in a statement.
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Of the few cases of people without proprioception in the medical history literature, the most famous was of Ian Waterman, a British man whose neurons sensing touch and proprioception were damaged by an infection.
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What's more, there are many factors that can increase a person's risk of depression and suicide, including one's personal and family medical history and major life upheavals, and the researchers couldn't account for those.
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" The White House has instead said "only" that the rules that bar health insurers from denying people coverage or charging them higher premiums based on their medical history needed to be thrown out. "Only.
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They would send out detailed questionnaires about a potential customer's age, medical history, and current behaviors (whether she currently smokes, for example, or is pregnant) and then set a specific premium for that person.
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The lawyer asks a few questions of Gypsy to establish whether or not this measure is necessary, and Dee Dee is severely disappointed when Gypsy seems to have detailed knowledge of her own medical history.
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They may be called upon to review a patient's medical history, examine a patient, order and interpret diagnostic tests, diagnose a patient's injury or illness, provide treatment, prescribe medication, and counsel patients about their health.
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And millions of people who were previously excluded from the individual insurance market had a chance to buy health coverage for the first time after the law ended discrimination based on a person's medical history.
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Another limitation is that the researchers lacked data on a variety of factors that can impact fertility like smoking, drinking and exercise habits as well as socioeconomic status and family medical history, the authors note.
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Here DeepMind writes: Currently, [patients' complete medical history] information exists across several different hospital systems that don't talk to each other as efficiently as they could, which has a knock-on effect on patient care.
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It does, however, have a corresponding smartphone app, where you can add your medical history, medical conditions, and known allergies, which iBeat says will automatically be provided to paramedics in the case of an emergency.
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Imagine a surgeon asking a Siri-like digital assistant in the operations theater about the options available in a risky operation, based on the patient's medical history matched with a global database of similar cases.
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A populist movement born of tolerating no controversial subject -- from illegal immigration to Islamist terror to Hillary Clinton's medical history -- has suddenly discovered its safe space: protecting a fragile and easily offended commander in chief.
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In these states, they believe healthy people would voluntarily opt in to underwritten plans, which take into account a patient's medical history, leaving the pooled-risk market filled with high-risk consumers, and thus unstable.
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The sports organizations review the justifications for each athlete's request — the diagnosis, medical history and symptoms, and the duration of drug use — and make a decision, sometimes in concert with an athlete's national antidoping organization.
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Just like before the ACA, insurers could discriminate based on medical history, eliminate coverage for key health services, and impose annual and lifetime limits on benefits, except in states that chose to prohibit these practices.
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An insurance market without a mandate to buy coverage, but with the requirement that insurers cover everyone regardless of their medical history, would almost certainly lead to higher premiums and a collapse of the market.
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Nevertheless, within a few weeks a group of researchers at the University of Melbourne discovered how easy it was to re-identify the individuals in this ostensibly anonymous data set and extract their medical history.
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According to Chinese tech news site Abacus, Beijing authorities announced that citizens entering the city from overseas who don't disclose symptoms or relevant medical history pertaining to coronavirus will have their social credit score docked.
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According to an article published in the journal Medical History in 1963, researchers tested the theory and found that in 70% of the cases, the urine of pregnant women did cause the grain to sprout.
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In that very real case, Dee Dee falsified Gypsy Rose's medical history and subjected her daughter to unnecessary medical treatments like surgery under the guise that Gypsy was sicker than she was in real life.
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Had that legislation become law, states could have opted to once again allow carriers to base premiums on a person's medical history and to sell skimpier policies that don't cover Obamacare's 10 essential health benefits.
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Research has found that almost all physicians breach confidentiality in this way, and that patients in curtained spaces are more likely to withhold parts of their medical history or refuse parts of the physical exam.
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The organization worked with students from the Columbia University School of Nursing to conduct home assessments to identify residents at risk for falls based on their medications, medical history, level of activity and fall history.
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Other states require the dispensaries have pharmacists, doctors or a nurse practitioner on site, or on call — but those health professionals may not have a full picture of the patient's medical history, medications and treatments.
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In interviews, the athletes, who were playing football, soccer, hockey, volleyball or basketball when injured, reported their own medical history, injury-related information and how quickly they had been removed from play after the concussion.
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Although insurers use models to identify certain characteristics (like age or medical history) that are correlated with above-average medical costs, they cannot fully anticipate every need for expensive medical care in the upcoming year.
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Republicans at least considered John McCain's medical history (including several bouts with cancer) when he ran for president in 2000 and 2008, and he provided an overwhelming amount of medical documentation to help allay fears.
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The Act chronicles how Dee Dee, believed to be suffering from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, was falsifying Gypsy's medical history and treatment plan to make her daughter seem much sicker than she was in real life.
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During this simulated routine appointment, a medical student playing the role of doctor took the patient's medical history and discussed factors related to diabetes while a faculty member supervised and around a dozen other students observed.
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It takes a day or more to delve into an entire medical history, to bring in specialists in psychology or psychiatry, to get the consultation with an addiction specialist, and reach out to a patient's physicians.
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The group also reportedly spent years working on a tool to mine patient medical records for data to flag potentially inaccurate information and fill in gaps in a patient's medical history for insurance companies, among others.
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He would want doctors on prescription apps use a phone's or computer's built-in camera for a brief patient interview, probing into the patient's medical history, and inviting him or her in for a routine checkup.
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The feature, which will be available to iPhone and Apple Watch owners once the iOS 11.3 update rolls out later this year, stands to completely change how people access and track their medical history and care.
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" Shauna Devine, assistant professor in the department of medical history at the Schulich School of Medicine at Western University: "The causes of the Civil War is one of the most debated questions in Civil War history.
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The switch could also allow association plans to deny coverage to the group or set rates based on the medical history of those in the group, so plans with younger, healthier members could offer lower premiums.
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These provisions prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage based on a person's medical history (known as guaranteed issue), and prohibit insurance companies from charging those with pre-existing conditions more for coverage (known as community rating).
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After the video exams, 93 percent of patients felt the checkup met their needs; 92 percent felt the provider was familiar with their medical history; and 90 percent were confident in the quality of their care.
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Ms. Ryan's case made medical history, because it was the first time researchers found cells that could attack a common cancer causing mutation — a finding that may help thousands of other patients with the same mutation.
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Insurance plans could escape from some of the most important consumer protections in the Affordable Care Act, such as prohibitions on discrimination based on a person's health status, medical condition, claims experience, medical history or disability.
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Syndicates of Lloyd's of London insurance market filed a countersuit to Kanye West's claim that he was owed $10 million after canceling his tour last year, saying it found "substantial irregularities" in the rapper's medical history.
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Periodically since then, the men have reported data on lifestyle factors, medical history and diet, including their consumption of red meat, chicken and fish, and how much was processed red meat like salami or hot dogs.
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"I really want to give Glamour Spain a big thumbs up for not feeling the need to slap my gender or medical history across the cover in order to sell more copies," she wrote on Instagram.
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When you listen to her outlining her medical history for half an hour, it becomes obvious why there's a small pile of cannabis lying there on the kitchen table next to a vase with fresh tulips.
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After one of Anne's doctors stopped prescribing, she says, she called more than 60 physicians before finding one willing to prescribe the medication that works for her, despite a documented medical history without signs of addiction.
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On Tuesday, a 13-year-old boy from New Jersey was at the center of medical history as he became the first person in the US to receive an FDA-approved gene therapy for an inherited disease.
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Soft edits still dictate that these prescriptions can be denied for coverage by the insurer, but the pharmacist can then approve it at the register based on their own judgement of the patient and their medical history.
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Employees on the phone then either pretended they were directly working for the doctor, pretended the prescription was indeed being given for cancer pain, or flat out falsified a patient's medical history to include a cancer diagnosis.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, the American Diabetes Association says that "each person with diabetes has a unique diabetes treatment plan and medical history that determine whether and how the person experiences low blood sugar, or hypoglycemia.
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"Donald Trump has put forward a laughable letter that omits basic health information including the date of his exam, past medications, family medical history, heart rate, respiratory rate, EKG, or cholesterol level," the Clinton campaign statement continued.
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Even journalists or activists investigating a story in which the public has a real interest should not be given carte blanche to expose truly private facts, such as the identity or medical history of Planned Parenthood patients.
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Eventually, they plan to add player health evaluation to the mix where they enter information about the person's medical history and perhaps even monitor the health of the player in real time using some sort of wearable.
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Trump has pointed to his medical history as evidence he is more transparent than Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Roundworms "thrived in Korea because human excrement was practically the only method used to fertilize the land, possibly due to the relative scarcity of cattle," said a report published in Cambridge University's Medical History journal this June.
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Saxx Undercover Briefs, $24Without revealing too much of my medical history, I suffer from contact dermatitis in my nether regions — it's something common that many men go through (or, at least, that's what my dermatologist told me).
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After securing witnesses to confirm firefighter Benditt's presence at Ground Zero, we appeared at a hearing, submitted Benditt's medical history, and the Special Master found that Benditt's illness and death was caused by his WTC toxic exposure.
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Short-term insurance in particular effectively reconstructed the pre-ACA markets, allowing insurers to deny people coverage based on their medical history and cover a limited set of services to appeal only to younger and healthier customers.
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There, she received a shot to terminate the pregnancy and then—because of her complicated medical history—she flew back to New York that night and later delivered a stillborn in a hospital under her obstetrician's care.
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The families are accusing Xytex of continuing to sell Aggeles' sperm until January of 2016, and Outreach for doing so until January of last year, despite being informed of his medical history and criminal record in 2014.
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Several years ago, some slightly Olympian intercourse in my husband's spartan dorm room caused the scary, painful, and expensive rupture of an ovarian cyst, and I did not want to repeat that part of my medical history.
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Democrats have said they worry that Kavanaugh would move to strike down popular provisions, such as the requirement that insurers cover everyone regardless of medical history and do not charge more for people with certain health conditions.
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In Bland's case, her arrest for a minor infraction led to her death — according to autopsy reports, she killed herself a few days later in a jail cell after officials failed to account for her medical history.
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The lawsuit, which names the heads of multiple federal agencies as defendants, seeks to force the government to disclose information on each refugee, including medical history, and to certify that the individual does not pose a security risk.
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"When a patient comes in with this issue, we go over a detailed medical history, and I see if they are on antidepressants, if they've had surgery in their pelvis, or have had their prostate removed," Cohen says.
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And saying, "Well, on the one hand Trump has these issues, on the other hand Hillary's staff could have been more forthright about the medical history," it seems like that's a tricky line to walk for you guys.
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The Freedom Caucus, meanwhile, insisted it was offered more including the opportunity for states to apply for waivers to repeal the community rating provision, which dictates insurers cannot charge people more for insurance based off of medical history.
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While I didn't talk to my doctor, I did ask a doctor (who has no knowledge of my medical history) whether or not these products were a good idea to use in general, and she basically said no.
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It would also establish a reasonable and clear timeframe for physicians to override insurer decisions and would require insurers to consider the patient's medical history, as well as the provider's expertise, before denying a patient medically necessary treatment.
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Artificial intelligence systems could use that and other data on consumers — such as their medical history, say, or their DNA records — to make specific and personalized recommendations for how much or when they should sleep, exercise, or relax.
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Your order will be processed, you'll sign a telehealth consent form, and then you'll build out your profile — filling in your medical history, relevant details, and the symptoms you want to be addressed in about 20 quick questions.
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It's up to you to stay vigilant, take into account your medical history, monitor any symptoms and think critically about whether your specific situation puts you at risk -- or whether you just need a Zyrtec and some rest.
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According to a press release from the show, Dr. Oz reviewed the results of Trump's recent physical exam, and then did his own review of the presidential nominee's health profile, including his cardiovascular health and family medical history.
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Imagine visiting a medical specialist and learning he can't get access to the medical history that your doctor maintains, or having a financial adviser acknowledge that neither of you can see your accounts unless you pay a fee.
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The discovery that Shapiro carries a stranger's genes has profound implications for every aspect of her life, from the photographs of supposed relatives that line the walls of her house to the need to revise her medical history.
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For most of its medical history — anatomists have known about it for well over five centuries — it was maligned as a mysterious, vestigial and seemingly useless organ that could only cause trouble if left to its own devices.
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I see each person twice — first to meet her, review her medical history, revisit her decision to end the pregnancy, and review and confirm that she has completed the state's required 24-hour waiting period and consent process.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says that women between 50 and 74 years old should get a mammogram every other year, and those under 21 should make individual decisions based on their medical history, and other factors.
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For those who switch veterinarians, either because of a move or by choice, it is important to get a pet's full medical history so that a new vet will have the full picture of the animal's treatment history.
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A woman contacted Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi's team on a Friday afternoon, nine weeks and three days into …Read more ReadThe visits, which included the users being questioned about relevant medical history, lasted on average less than eight minutes.
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They are the shadowy companies that collect everything from your medical history to your social media accounts, build profiles of you and your behavior, and then sell it all to third parties, often with little oversight or restrictions.
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These data points are things like dropping blood pressure, a rising heart rate, a changing value in the blood work, or some combination of the above, as well as demographic factors like age and the patient's medical history.
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In addition, patients felt doctors assumed their symptoms were related to their obesity, even without taking a full medical history or performing an exam, and these patients feared a serious illness may have been missed as a result.
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Op-Ed Contributor When judges schedule a lethal injection for a terminally ill prisoner whose struggle against lymphatic cancer and extensive medical history has left him without any easily accessible veins, our law descends into a ghoulish inferno.
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Prince's full medical history and a complete picture of the combination of medications he may have been taking are critical facts the pathologist who's writing his autopsy report will consider, and all this information remains private at this time.
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However, All of Us shares a more significant amount of medical data with researchers and third parties than 23andMe and Ancestry because it includes electronic health records (EHR)—a patient's complete medical history, including treatment for alcoholism, STDs, etc.
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If you're curious whether Annovera is a good option for you right now, it's important to talk to your Ob/Gyn or healthcare provider who can take your whole medical history into account and help you make a decision.
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In addition to the autopsy, the Coroner needs to know about what happened on the United jet when Carrie's heart just stopped beating, what meds she was on and her medical history ... in order to determine cause of death.
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Here's what we do know: Clinton's doctor has attested to her well-being at the start of her campaign, releasing a detailed letter about her medical history that ultimately stated that Clinton was "fit to serve" as the president.
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"We accept healthy, lactating women with an overabundance of milk as donors, and we have screening guidelines where we discuss her lifestyle and her medical history," Julie Bouchet-Horwitz, executive director of the New York Milk Bank, tells PEOPLE.
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According to Senate GOP aides familiar with negotiations, Republican leaders don't want to let states opt out of what is known as community rating -- a provision that blocks insurance companies from charging people more based on their medical history.
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A low-risk test result could cause minimal or no harm, for example, assessing the blood level of sodium, generally interpreted by the physician in the context of other clinical data, including a patient's current situation and medical history.
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Pediatricians should ask about mood disorders, use of drugs and alcohol, suicidal thoughts, bullying, sexual orientation and other risk factors for suicide as part of a routine conversation about medical history, the AAP notes in treatment guidelines released today.
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While I haven't polled my married or attached friends, I am 260% certain that not a single one queried their partner about the specifics of their family's medical history prior to sleeping with them or accepting a marriage proposal.
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The true Republican position on health care has been clear and consistent for decades: The party hates, just hates, the idea of government action to make essential health care available to all citizens, regardless of income or medical history.
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While it may seem logical to start at medication A, then move to medication B and so forth, I can often assess a patient's symptoms and medical history and know that medication G is the best place to start.
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" Dr. Ateev Mehrotra of Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, added, "Teledermatology sites that don't ask for pictures or a medical history, and don't ask about medications and allergies, may not be as high quality as sites that do.
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While the bill would leave intact an ObamaCare rule banning insurers from denying coverage to people based on their medical history, Graham-Cassidy lets states waive requirements barring insurers from charging higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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After adjusting for several important potential confounders such as gender, education, social class, physical and social activity, smoking, stroke risk and medical history, the scientists found that higher alcohol consumption was associated with increased risk of brain function decline.
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The Justice Department had previously said that only the ACA's prohibition on health insurers denying people coverage or charging people higher premiums based on their medical history should fall in the lawsuit being brought by 20 Republican-led states.
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Dee Dee shuts the feeding tube removal down and raises even more suspicion in Dr. Chandra, who immediately begins a fact-finding mission after Dee Dee leaves, in hopes of confirming what she believes are fabricated problems in Gypsy's medical history.
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What many people like about Obamacare Coverage for people with pre-existing conditions A popular part of Obamacare is the elimination of insurance companies' ability to use health status, medical history and gender to determine whether you are eligible for coverage.
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The project aims to create a system that would give every user a unified health profile for easy access to information about every check-up, test result, prescription, and more, essentially putting your entire medical history right in your pocket.
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In 2015, a group of police officers employed by the city of Houston objected when the department required employees to fill out their medical history with an online wellness program, or pay an extra $300 a year for their medical coverage.
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Take it from Aseem Malhotra, a British cardiologist who consulted on a blistering report from the UK's National Obesity Forum: "The change in dietary advice to promote low-fat foods is perhaps the biggest mistake in modern medical history," he wrote.
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Your doctor can perform an examination and review your medical history and risk factors to determine if you need further testing, such as an ultrasound, or if you should see another specialist, such as a genetic counselor or an oncologist.
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A survey of physicians conducted for STAT News found that 23 percent of doctors think analyzing a patient's family medical history will offer them and their patients better clues than genome sequencing in gauging the likelihood of a heritable cancer.
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Studies have found that even after accounting for differences in mothers' age, education, medical history and use of prenatal care, black women are still more likely than white ones to have babies that are born too early or weighing too little.
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Hirschfeld advises, at minimum, including a line in your will about what you want to leave your pet, who should be responsible for their care and some notes on what your pet eats, who their vet is and their medical history.
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In the current study, breastfeeding appeared to have a protective affect against high blood pressure and diabetes even after researchers accounted for other factors that can impact the risk of developing these conditions like obesity, smoking, and family medical history.
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The AHCA would make this much more significant: It would severely weaken Obamacare's ban on denying health insurance to people with preexisting conditions — even allowing states to get waivers so insurers could charge people more based on their medical history.
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The ACLU brief contends that the Facebook warrants would give the government unjustified access not only to irrelevant private information about the activists, such as their medical history and conversations with romantic partners, but also information protected by the First Amendment.
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Well-intentioned policymakers and politicians have proposed mandatory limits on how much medicine physicians can prescribe or how much medicine a person can receive, without regard to the patient's medical history or access to other parts of the health care system.
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But it's received more notice lately for another program it's piloting in the U.K.: an A.I.-powered chatbot that analyzes a patient's condition against a database of symptoms, while incorporating the patient's own medical history and responses to the chatbot's questions.
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Trump has sought to frame the release of his medical history as evidence he is more transparent than Democratic rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Van Nunen checked the man for the obvious irritants and, when those tests came up negative, took a thorough look at his medical history and did a skin test for everything he had eaten and touched in the hours before bedtime.
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This is downright dangerous when the average American sees at least 18 different doctor's offices over a lifetime, making it a challenge for any one doctor to evaluate a person's medical history with details critical to ensuring a positive outcome.
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For the latest study, published Monday in the Journal of the American Medical Association's JAMA Internal Medicine, NCI researchers analyzed information provided by approximately 500,000 people, who answered questions about coffee consumption, smoking and drinking habits, medical history and more.
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After plugging the equipment in, Anika took my vitals and put me on a video chat with general surgeon Adam Nadelson, one of The IV Doc's in-house physicians, to discuss my medical history (this shit really is the future).
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Co and Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co are asking the judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation for antipsychotic drug Abilify to dismiss the cases of some 550 plaintiffs unless they provide more information about their Abilify use and medical history.
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I had to tell her I have hyperandrogenism (excess male hormones, a condition affecting 5 to 10 percent of women of reproductive age), but she should have known that already—she had my medical history open in front of her.
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Dietitians recommend anyone going on the keto diet consult with their doctor to discuss whether it's the right choice for their body type and medical history, as well as brainstorm the best things to eat on the plan to stay healthy.
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The study drew from an invaluable cache of health data gathered at the Cooper Clinic in Dallas, where thousands of men and women have been undergoing annual checkups, which include filling out detailed questionnaires about their exercise habits and medical history.
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Insurance companies must be prohibited from discriminating based on medical history — a prohibition that must include preventing them from issuing bare-bones policies that will appeal only to those in good health — but that won't do the job by itself.
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A December 2016 poll by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found that 103 percent of Democrats and 63 percent of Republicans approved of the law's provision prohibiting insurance companies from denying coverage based on a person's health status or medical history.
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Lluis Quintana-Murci, a geneticist at the Pasteur Institute in Paris who was not involved in the new research, said that until now, scientists had not dreamed of getting such a glimpse at the distant medical history of our species.
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If a doctor suspects a woman may have PCOS after taking a medical history and doing a physical exam, he or she will order blood tests to check for specific hormone levels, and sometimes do an ultrasound of the ovaries.
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"They are never supposed to be asked about genetic and family medical history and yet this is going on publicly," Jessica L. Roberts, director of the Health Law and Policy Institute at the University of Houston Law Center, told me.
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Shelley McKellar, a professor of medical history at Western University in London, Ontario, who studied under Professor Bliss, said the book, like all of his work, was written in clear, nonacademic prose that made the subject accessible to the general public.
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You have six months from when you first sign up for Medicare to buy a Medigap policy and do so without the insurance company pulling up your health-care record and possibly levying higher premiums due to your medical history.
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"The bot will ask additional questions to clarify symptoms, along with others that the patient hasn't disclosed yet, the [medical] history, living habits, and gives advice," Wei Fan, the senior director of Baidu Big Data Lab, told Motherboard over the phone.
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"Ancient, medieval, and pre-modern women knew basically what herbs to take to prevent conception," says John Riddle, an emeritus professor of medical history at North Carolina State University and the leading proponent of the view that some ancient birth control actually worked.
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Three specific provisions addressed the problem: The law barred insurers from denying people coverage based on their medical history, prevented insurers from charging people higher rates based on their health, and required plans to provide comprehensive benefits that cover certain essential health services.
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Lobe's ridiculously simple machine learning platform aims to empower non-technical creators My colleagues suggested that people who are dealing with sensitive data in their models, for example medical history or x-rays, wouldn't want to put that data in the cloud.
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Trying to heal her own shattered heart and unburden herself of the intense hatred she felt for the gunman, Parker hoped his father could reveal something about his son's background or medical history that would help explain his behavior that cold December day.
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The bizarre case of a woman who allegedly hid the remains of six babies in a storage locker is unfolding in a Manitoba courtroom, with friends and family revealing on the stand how little they knew about her medical history and private life.
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" The Baltimore Sun also reported this week that city and federal officials are investigating a Twitter account (using the display name "Robbinhood") that claimed credit for the attack and posted internal city documents including "a detailed assessment of a woman's medical history.
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Furthermore, depression can have many causes aside from hormones and while tracking can help you become more aware of bodily trends... you should probably still consult with your own doctor who is familiar with your whole medical history before trusting an app.
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The prospects and costs for health care in America still vary wildly, and incomprehensibly, according to your job, your state, your age, your income, your marital status, your gender, and your medical history, not to mention your ability to read fine print.
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"When the medical history and tests such as blood and or allergy skin tests cannot provide sufficient evidence that a food allergy is present or absent, an oral food challenge can provide the answer," said Sicherer, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Like all things medical, there is a long list of potential causes but in my opinion the most likely one, based on Clinton's known medical history is an intermittent lateral rectus palsy caused by damage to or pressure on her sixth cranial nerve.
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Right now, guidelines from the National Comprehensive Cancer Network and the American Society of Clinical Oncology recommend a medical history, physical exam and carcinoembryonic antigen testing be performed every 3 to 6 months for 5 years after first being treated for these cancers.
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Suppose the next time you go to a new doctor's office, you wouldn't have to balance a clipboard on your knee, write down your whole medical history, remember the five-syllable name of every medication you're taking and list all your allergies.
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The Trump administration is backing a lawsuit brought by Texas and other Republican-led states challenging the requirements that insurers offer coverage to everyone regardless of their medical history and do not charge more to people who have had certain health conditions.
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Each of the cards contained an abstract of a patient's medical history, and by grouping them according to similarities he observed among the cases, Kraepelin delineated for the first time some of the major categories physicians now use to diagnose psychiatric diseases.
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Clinicians at public hospitals in New York City who have started seeing children separated from their families at the border are concerned about the psychological impact of the separation as well as the practical challenge of treating children whose medical history is unknown.
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The nurse who helped assess James told inspectors that she did not notice any problem with him, according to a federal investigation report, while the doctor said he failed to take James's medical history — his premature birth and previous respiratory condition — into account.
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And in September 2018, just before the midterm elections, the tracking poll found that 75 percent of the public over all and 58 percent of Republicans said it was "very important" that insurance companies could not deny coverage because of someone's medical history.
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"Have a conversation with your healthcare provider about your medical history and your personal risk factors for complications in conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term," she said, especially if you&aposre a woman with conditions such as endometriosis and/or fibroids.
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You have a full picture of your medical history in your pocket at all times, and you can use this to show other doctors your data or remember what medications you're on and what conditions you need to stay on top of.
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Among the wonders of this time in medical history are my knowledge of my mutant gene and my ability to do something about it; available procedures can lower my lifetime risk of developing cancer, which would otherwise be 40 percent to 65 percent.
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That kind of coverage is totally free from the health care law's insurance regulations: the mandate to cover essential health benefits, the prohibition on charging sick people more than healthy people or denying people coverage based on their medical history, and so on.
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But by pseudo-anonymizing the data, those entities covered by HIPAA can market the information to others in secret—regardless of whether the psuedo-anonymized information could later be paired with other data, such as Facebook's, to create detailed records of an individual's medical history.
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As we previously reported ... Wendi is worried the repeated whiplash from the seat punches may have damaged her vertebrae -- she says she has a medical history -- and she wants AA to fork over some money to pay for an MRI and possible medical bills.
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In the fourth test trial in the federal multidistrict litigation over injury claims relating to testosterone replacement medications, drugmaker AbbVie Inc will be allowed to introduce some evidence of the plaintiff's medical history as part of its defense, the presiding judge ruled on Saturday.
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" Appel concluded that hiding a candidate's medical history is pretty much the norm: "As someone who studies the health of presidents extensively, I'm convinced that we won't know if either of these candidates is in ill health until history renders its verdict years from now.
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In the next room, I had a patient for whom I was the fourth doctor she had seen — she kept being referred to other doctors because of her complex medical history and had to save enough for a bus ride for each doctor she saw.
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Members of the Freedom Caucus are also looking for the White House to give states the ability to opt out of the community ratings provision, which currently protect consumers from insurers charging higher premiums to individuals based on their their medical history or gender. Sen.
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It's supposed to be a way to get around a doctor having to pull up a medical history, which might contain either too much information — or just a record so large that they have to invest a lot of time trying to sift through everything.
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The report does highlight one potentially problematic data retention issue for the current deployment of Streams, saying there is "currently no retention period for patient information on Streams" — meaning there is no process for deleting a patient's medical history once it reaches a certain age.
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More than a dozen professional health organizations also have signed on to the agreement, the latest step in the transition from a system that once relied on paper to document a patient's medical history to one that relies on electronic bytes for that task.
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The idea is that rather than burying their head in a computer screen when a patient walks into the consulting room, a doctor will be able to look at them and see that person's medical history, prescriptions and other information in his field of view.
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And because "dreams are in a certain way hyper-real," Mr. Little said, those sequences are faithful to the Kennedys' real fears and to the details of academic scholarship, particularly the documentation by Robert Dallek of the president's medical history and use of pain killers.
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Clinton's aides acknowledged that they should have been more forthcoming and said she would release more details about her physical fitness and medical history this week, a concession to the political pressure that she is under because she chose not to reveal her diagnosis sooner.
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Lloyd's filed a countersuit saying there were "substantial irregularities" in the rapper's medical history and noting that its policies exclude any losses caused by the possession or use of illegal drugs, the impact of prescription drugs not used as prescribed, or the use of alcohol.
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The goal of fertility treatment is to expedite the pregnancy process, from the time a patient wants to become pregnant to the actual pregnancy, and doctors will help determine which method is best based on a variety of factors (age, medical history, and more).
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But people carry their iPhones with them everywhere, and it's a lot more convenient showing a new doctor your medical history on your phone than it is to sign in to multiple web portals and print out reams of documents to bring with you.
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From the Phosphorus website: While prior studies examined one or two genetic factors in relation to fertility, FertilityMap takes a large-scale, multivariate approach: analyzing hundreds of clinical variables and thousands of genetic variants in the context of each participant's personal, pregnancy and family medical history.
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This is a woman who comes equipped with a checklist on an iPad to meet Becky's family and quiz them on their entire medical history, mental illness included — she's not going to simply miss the fact her surrogate knocked an entire decade off of her age.
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And relevance is key here: Part of a genetic counselor's job from the get-go is to help figure out which tests are even necessary for an individual based on their medical history, because there's no such thing as a "one-size-fits-all test," she says.
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It would seem that the public's right to know would outweigh the right to privacy of the candidates, which begs us to wonder if there should be a standard procedure to determine and reveal the medical history and status of presidential candidates, including their mental health.
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Continuing protections for people with pre-existing conditions was very important in Kaiser's poll -- more than three quarters of Democrats, independents and Republicans said it's very important that health care insurers be banned from denying coverage based on a person's medical history or charge sick people more.
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" This is in keeping with what Ben Carson—who is, despite everything, a medical expert—told MSNBC: "I think that somebody who is running for president of the United States, particularly if they're elderly—and that would include both major candidates—should disclose their medical history.
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Unlike the Apple Watch, which is intended for a broad population of users, iRhythm and Verily intend to target their technology to people who might not know they have atrial fibrillation but are at risk of the condition because of factors like age and their medical history.
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In the Times interviews — for which he also asked for a donation in his name to Tufts, a request The Times also declined — Dr. Bornstein discussed Mr. Trump's medical history and bragged about having "every phone number for him and all the wives," whom he also treated.
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Anyone who's dealt with the hassle of getting records to prove you'd been vaccinated as a child, or dared to switch doctors, or had to fill out the same medical history information again and again, knows there's room for improvement when it comes to tech and healthcare.
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At least 30,000 records contained personally identifiable information, including: patient medical history, photographs of scanned government and employee IDs, full name, phone number, email address, date of birth, street address, medical ID number, signatures, cannabis strain and the quantity purchased, employee names and work schedule, and more.
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She shared her medical history — her diagnosis of severe endometriosis in her early 30s, the removal of her ovaries and uterus in an attempt to allay the symptoms, and her more recent diagnosis of breast cancer, which led to her advocacy in the cancer research community.
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Clinicians are notoriously overworked, but ask anyone on a hospital staff, and he or she will tell you that workloads have become heavier the last several years thanks almost entirely to the arrival of electronic health records — detailed reports about a patient's medical history and care.
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As part of the block grant program, states would be allowed to waive some of the health care law's insurance regulations, such as the prohibition on insurers charging people higher premiums because of their medical history and the requirement that they cover certain essential health benefits.
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As the doctor attempts to follow Dee Dee's reasoning that her daughter's teeth must be a symptom of some underlying condition, Dee Dee also slyly uses her three-inch binder of Gypsy's medical history to swipe the doc's prescription pad — more fully explaining her mega pharmacy closet at home.
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Short-term coverage is allowed to skirt several of the health care law's core provisions: Plans can deny people insurance based on their medical history, charge them higher premiums because of their preexisting medical conditions, and craft skimpy benefits packages that will appeal mostly to young and healthy people.
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You are looking at the data and you're seeing that there's a significant change if you just simply go and do that and have that dialogue with your doctor," and added, "Understanding your family dynamics and medical history and communicating that with your doctor is very, very important.
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That coverage is allowed to skirt several of the health care law's core provisions: Plans can deny people insurance based on their medical history, charge them higher premiums because of their preexisting medical conditions, and craft skimpy benefits packages that will appeal mostly to young and healthy people.
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The database, according to employees of the card system and screenshots of user data reviewed by Reuters, stores such details as birthdays, family information, employment and income, property owned, medical history, state benefits received, presence on social media, membership of a political party and whether a person voted.
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Three-quarters of respondents to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll said it is "very important" that Obamacare's rule prohibiting insurers from denying coverage due to a person's medical history remains law, while nearly that many feel the same way about banning insurers from charging sick people higher rates.
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Conservatives have argued it would be better to segment the market and then funnel federal money to help cover costs for people with a significant medical history, rather than requiring health plans to charge sick and healthy people the same amount, which increases costs for the latter group.
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Second, people would have access, if requested, to all the data a company has collected on them — including all forms of computational inference (how the company uses your data to make guesses about your tastes and preferences, your personal and medical history, your political allegiances and so forth).
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For some families, their reasons for uncovering the mysteries of their ancestors include tracing inherited medical history, but more compelling are the emotional reasons — to answer questions about an adoption, to place a skeleton in a family plot or to simply embed a marker where none now exists.
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Premiums may fall for a handful of young, healthy, affluent people, but will rise and in many cases soar for those who are older (because age spreads will rise), sicker (because protection against discrimination based on medical history will be taken away), and poorer (because subsidies will go down).
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The gap is amplified in the emergency room, where even under the best of circumstances the interaction we have with patients is typically rushed and never entirely comfortable — and where I'm usually meeting a patient for the first time and don't have the patient's medical history at my fingertips.
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Still, Jamison has amassed a wealth of fascinating research about Lowell, which should serve scholars for years to come: his medical history, hospital reports, vivid interviews with many of his doctors and close friends, as well as letters and notes including the revealing notebook Lowell kept in 1973.
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UNICEF's executive director Henrietta Fore said that adopting a precision approach - using granular knowledge of which people and families are most at risk due to poverty, medical history, or gaps in vaccinations for example - should help health teams "make life-saving decisions and prevent epidemics before they happen".
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Importantly, before a health plan can delay or outright deny a patient's ability to access a medically necessary treatment, the bill requires insurers to consider the patient's medical history, take into account the provider's expertise in partnership with their own patient, and respect the health care provider's professional judgment.
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The phocomelic babies are portrayed using clever effects, but "Call the Midwife" is uninterested in clinical details for their own sake—the sort of surgical spectacular that dominates the icier medical-history series "The Knick," which takes a surgeon's (and, not coincidentally, a director's) view of the world.
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SIEGEL: I'll tell you what I think it is, I think that we've seen enough there, especially in someone who has a long medical history and who's approaching 70 years old, for me to be able to say here that both of our candidates need to release their medical information.
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MARC SIEGEL: I'll tell you what I think it is, I think that we've seen enough there, especially in someone who has a long medical history and who's approaching 70 years old, for me to be able to say here that both of our candidates need to release their medical information.
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After going through my recent medical history—mostly consisting of forgotten trips to urgent care to seek relief from my frequent UTIs and the occasional sore throat—I figured out that over the past two years, I had taken antibiotics a total of 12 times, essentially one course every other month.
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The Trump administration claims that their impending rollback of the rule is based on the decision of a federal judge in Texas who in December 2016 blocked the ACA regulations that prohibit healthcare providers and insurance companies from discriminating against trans patients or women with abortion in their medical history.
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"I know all of the reasons that I should share my full medical history when I go to the doctor, but when it comes to [drugs], I choose not to," says one anonymous 32-year-old woman working in PR in Amsterdam (Yes, even in Amsterdam she keeps this a secret).
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Other services will include the ability to let patients access their own medical records and review their own consultations; book appointments; renew prescriptions; view a "digital twin" of their own state of health based on medical history and other details; and manage their rehab after a procedure, illness or injury.
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The simple fact is that all the major elements of the A.C.A. — prohibiting discrimination by insurers based on medical history, requiring that people buy insurance even if they're currently healthy, premium subsidies and Medicaid expansion that make insurance affordable even for those with lower incomes — are there because they're necessary.
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As he made his way from Charlotte to Raleigh, finding time to tip a waitress twenty dollars for a milkshake, Biden defended Clinton's transparency in disclosing information about her medical history, and attacked Trump for his lack of disclosure in almost every area and for his general unfitness to be President.
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The secret scheme, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, involves the transfer to Google of healthcare data held by Ascension, the second-largest healthcare provider in the US. The data is being transferred with full personal details including name and medical history and can be accessed by Google staff.
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But if you happen to live like one of the #RichKidsOfInstagram — jet-setting about for lavish long weekends (or you're a globe-trotter and simply understand the finer things in life) — you might have noticed that some of the higher end spas have become extremely interested in your medical history in recent years.
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When a medical concern is identified that requires a specialist's attention, the patient visits the jail's medical clinic with the provider who referred her, and the two of them go over the patient's medical history and symptoms with a specialist at NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst in Queens who is visible on the monitor.
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Hawley is one of 20 state attorneys general who have brought a lawsuit attempting to repeal a key provision of the Affordable Care Act — the provision that protects people with pre-existing medical conditions, by requiring that insurance companies cover everyone of similar age at the same rate regardless of medical history.
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The Dutch system's rules presaged the rules in the Affordable Care Act on preexisting conditions: guaranteed issue (nobody could be denied health insurance because of their medical history), community rating (nobody could be charged higher premiums for their health status), and an individual mandate (everyone must carry insurance or pay a penalty).
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From this pernicious strand of medical history, the composer David Lang and the scenic designer Mark Dion have created a gruesome, strangely entertaining chamber opera, "Anatomy Theater," which had its New York premiere on Saturday at BRIC House in Brooklyn, the second offering of this year's Prototype festival of new music theater.
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The results held true even after adjusting the data for age, ethnicity, family medical history and other potentially influential factors, Not surprisingly, men who were heavy smokers -- defined as 15 or more cigarettes a day -- or obese men and women with a BMI of 30 or more had fewer years without disease.
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