According to the collective bargaining agreement signed in 2011, players can seek a second opinion but must notify the team in advance and share the second opinion with the club.
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Went for a second opinion and didn't get great news.
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In which case, it's probably time for a second opinion.
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Getting a second opinion can also help end a standstill.
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They knew who to call to get a second opinion.
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If you feel something's not right, get a second opinion.
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Get a second opinion if you must, or a third.
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This is an important time to get a second opinion.
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To the Editor: President Trump's diagnosis needs a second opinion.
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But it would be wise to get a second opinion.
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"I always like to get a second opinion," Bozeman said.
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I've sent the paper to outside experts for a second opinion.
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"There is almost always time for a second opinion," said Schilsky.
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Klute requested a second opinion and ended up meeting with Powell.
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Before going under the knife, few women got a second opinion.
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Kim then opted to get a second opinion from fertility specialist.
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At a minimum Kheiron's system looks useful for a second opinion.
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Those options naturally included encouraging employees to get a second opinion.
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If your regular doctor doesn't help, consider seeking a second opinion.
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He'll get a second opinion on Monday with Dr. (James) Andrews.
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And of course, if in doubt, always seek a second opinion.
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We dragged my parents in for a second opinion on Wednesday.
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As is generally true in medicine, a second opinion never hurts.
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The family sought a second opinion, hoping to save Trainer's limbs.
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I don't need a second opinion to know I'm fed up.
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Sometimes, you need a second opinion...so, how about a gazillion more?
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My agent (Joe Branch) said, 'Maybe we should get a second opinion.
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My dad, reluctant to accept a bipolar diagnosis, considered a second opinion.
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She's not here for plastic surgery; she's here for a second opinion.
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Maybe they should have gotten a second opinion before printing ... http://bit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - WebMD's rollup strategy finally got a second opinion.
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When I sought a second opinion, I was admitted on the spot.
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If a doctor disregards your concern for your child, get a second opinion!
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Bird was brought back to New York for tests and a second opinion.
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It was then that Karen and Paul decided to get a second opinion.
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Second, opinion polls suggest there is fertile ground for restrainers' ideas to flourish.
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Fine, nobody likes bad news; it's often smart to get a second opinion.
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She asked her primary-care doctor to refer her for a second opinion.
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On "The Daily Show" the next night, Trevor Noah offered a second opinion.
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Keep an open mind, always get a second opinion, and test out different options.
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But they also say she fought hard against medication and getting a second opinion.
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And she says she wants to encourage worried parents to get a second opinion.
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After Pavelich's attorney requested a second opinion, a second psychologist confirmed the first's findings.
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Maybe you can take a look at this proof, give me a second opinion.
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You can avoid manipulative people by getting a second opinion from a trustworthy friend.
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But she continued vomiting and asked for a second opinion a few hours later.
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I thought the device might be malfunctioning, so I looked for a second opinion.
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Don't hesitate to call a therapist or someone you trust for a second opinion.
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The Browns waited until Garrett received a second opinion before providing an update Saturday.
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Because I caught this early, have excellent doctors and because I got a second opinion.
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" You go get a second opinion, and the doctors says, "We don't know what's happening.
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He experienced a setback at the end of June and then sought a second opinion.
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You need to ask questions, research your options, and perhaps even seek a second opinion.
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But when she began experiencing "sharp, needle-like pains," Killian quickly sought a second opinion.
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Then the family asked Ackerman for a second opinion about their diagnoses and overall health.
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And if you're still uncertain, get a second opinion from a financial advisor, she said.
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A team of specialists in Barcelona, providing a second opinion, came to the same conclusion.
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Doubront will receive a second opinion on April 11 from Dr. Timothy Kremchek in Cincinnati.
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RHP A.J. Schugel returned to Pittsburgh to get a second opinion on his right shoulder.
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But two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion with a much softer tone.
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The team's announcement also said he will have a second opinion to confirm the diagnosis.
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If you want a second opinion, just peep the shop's almost 25,270 239.95-star reviews.
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I went for a second opinion in Göttingen, and they would have done radiation immediately.
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"It's not just getting a second opinion from another doctor, which I also think is important, but in my case I got a second opinion on my pathology, because that pathology had come in that it was negative," she explained on the Today Show Monday.
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Patients should also consider repeating pathology and sequencing tests as part of their second-opinion process.
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One ended in another miscarriage, and others failed, which encouraged her to get a second opinion.
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Easton was sidelined last Friday but remained in Minnesota awaiting the results of a second opinion.
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Forty percent sought a second opinion after diagnosis, often to get more information about the cancer.
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Those who sought a second opinion were no more or less likely to get definitive treatment.
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Many will authorize and even encourage a second opinion at no additional out-of-pocket cost.
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They urge others to speak up, ask questions and look for a second opinion when necessary.
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The play itself, though, still ails; like most one-person shows, it needed a second opinion.
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Seeking a second opinion on her beach visit, she had consulted her brother, a Hezbollah fighter.
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Bring in a second opinion after they have left for the day to assess the project.
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I would recommend that all women get a second opinion, and sometimes even a third opinion.
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A team of specialists in Barcelona, consulted for a second opinion, came to the same conclusion.
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The review includes a panel of experts that will give a second opinion on the EU's plans.
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The parents had previously informed doctors that they wanted to seek a second opinion and pursue alternatives.
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Don't be afraid to ask for a second opinion from a trustworthy authority—misinformation is out there.
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The National Cancer Institute provides a primer here on what to look for in a second opinion.
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So you get people who go and get a second opinion, and it's different than the first.
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That includes things like finding the right doctor or getting a second opinion for a complex diagnosis.
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It would become way, way easier to get a second opinion or switch to a new provider.
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Splitter reportedly sought a second opinion on the injury, and surgery could be among the treatment options.
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I ask him what he thinks about the lymph nodes and he suggests getting a second opinion.
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Make certain your second opinion doctor has all of the pertinent medical records from your initial doctor.
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Make sure to get a second opinion if you're making big moves at work or in public.
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Get a second opinion, do your own research, and ask other parents, family members and trusted friends.
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He realized he could use it to, in effect, get a second opinion about his PSEN22017 variant.
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It was about 21 weeks by the time we were able to set up the [second opinion].
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The order not to throw came during a second opinion with noted orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews.
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While many patients continue to trust their doctors, others are seeking a second opinion on the internet.
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And think of her as a cautionary tale for all those who fail to get a second opinion.
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INF Eric Sogard underwent knee surgery Wednesday after getting a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews in Florida.
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"If a patient is not totally in line with what's being recommended, get a second opinion," he says.
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Echo Look comes with a feature called Style Check, which can offer "a second opinion" on your outfit.
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We have been working relentlessly to transfer her to a hospital in Dallas to get a second opinion.
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"Second Opinion" would give people real-time machine-generated feedback on articles they message, along with alternative perspectives.
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Pagano would not confirm Indy&aposs starting quarterback was getting a second opinion on the surgically repaired shoulder.
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You might want to get a second opinion before you decide to claim your Social Security retirement benefits.
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Earlier this week, he saw a hand specialist in Tampa and received a second opinion in New York.
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He decided on the surgery after receiving a second opinion from Dr. Keith Meister in Dallas on Tuesday.
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In the US, we decided to get a second opinion, so we went to a prominent children's hospital.
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It is essentially a second look and a second opinion to support or refute the doctor's initial diagnosis.
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But when, after months of treatment, he was no better, his wife insisted they get a second opinion.
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This time around, I wanted a second opinion about my chronic digestive issues, which often trigger vomiting spurts.
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This experience taught me that you always have to get a second opinion and go with your gut.
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Ostovich later got a second opinion from another doctor who cleared her to fight -- so it's now back on.
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Oh, and if you're looking for a second opinion: Warren Buffett just increased his stake in Apple as well.
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People have the right to say 'no,' the right to ask more questions, the right to a second opinion.
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It serves as what Dy called a valid second opinion for pregnant women experiencing contractions during their third trimesters.
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Even though I had faith in Malani, I asked for a second opinion from a trusted friend and mentor.
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"The biggest thing I tell people if they're thinking about consolidating is to get a second opinion," Schadeck said.
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Fielder received a second opinion on Monday, and General Manager Jon Daniels said that Dr. Drew Dossett recommended surgery.
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Hamilton made his decision after receiving a second opinion, the network said, with the operation scheduled for June 20173.
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If someone is trying to convince you of something, Scorpio, it would be smart to get a second opinion.
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A second opinion on Betances' injury matched the first opinion, Yankees manager Aaron Boone told the media on Thursday.
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Do not hesitate to get a second opinion about a pet's care, especially when it comes to major decisions.
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"A second opinion isn't unreasonable, and as you know he intends to seek one," attorney Joseph P. Green said.
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Kim and Kourtney meet with another doctor, looking for a second opinion and more information about surrogacy as an option.
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INF Eric Sogard had left knee surgery on Wednesday after getting his second opinion from Dr. James Andrews in Florida.
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However, the severity of the injury, determined while he was receiving a second opinion, likely means his season is over.
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Sure, I said, uncertain whether she was asking me out of courtesy or because she genuinely wanted a second opinion.
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He was told he needed urgent surgery for a torn retina, but decided against surgery after receiving a second opinion.
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Many of these patients, hoping for a second opinion, are turning not to other doctors for answers but to technology.
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If your dentist's recommendation for a deep cleaning sounds fishy, the smart move is to seek out a second opinion.
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Het komt wel eens voor dat er om een second opinion wordt gevraagd omdat de eerste inspecteur zich bedreigd voelde.
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His doctors then wanted to up Cash's chemotherapy sessions, but Lee's instinct led the family to seek a second opinion.
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I splurged on a second opinion from a top doctor who said that there was no reason for a hysterectomy.
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The Chiefs plan to seek a second opinion, but their medical staff expects that he will require season-ending surgery.
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GM Neal Huntington announced after the game that Cole would seek a second opinion on the elbow sometime this week.
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Os (Mark Proksch) is the gung-ho exorcist whose second opinion is solicited after his predecessor advises calm and tolerance.
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We at Motherboard wanted a second opinion about Spicer's gum consumption habit, so we talked to a doctor about it.
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Brewers general manager David Stearns confirmed the severity of the injury on Sunday and said Wahl will seek a second opinion.
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Burdi reportedly was in the process of receiving a second opinion, but the initial prognosis could mean he won't require surgery.
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Preliminary tests revealed a fracture, but Bichette, a 21-year-old shortstop, will seek a second opinion, according to The Athletic.
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According to NFL Network, Kouandjio had a second opinion on his partially torn quad before opting for surgery earlier this month.
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"See (the) doctor tomorrow and get more information," said Lugo, who said the doctor's visit was of the second opinion variety.
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Would your wealth benefit from a second opinion or an opinion from a CFP, accredited investment fiduciary or investment advisor representative?
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The team will seek a second opinion, but Bowles did not seem optimistic that a second test would show anything different.
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"If you don't have all the information, the doctor can't do a good job in giving the second opinion," Goldberg said.
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If I had a more complex legal or financial situation I would probably want a second opinion, just to be safe.
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"There are some simple strategies for dealing with impulsivity, like sleep on something overnight and get a second opinion," he said.
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LHP Boone Logan received a second opinion on what is believed to be a left lat tear/strain on July 21.
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If Ikea's kitchen planner leaves you scratching your head — or if you just want a second opinion — there are other options.
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He had a magnetic resonance imaging exam on Friday and then visited Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Tuesday for a second opinion.
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Patients could then share their data how they choose: with family members, with researchers, with other doctors for a second opinion.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston estimates that 40 percent of its first-time appointments are for patients seeking a second opinion.
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You don't want to push your advice on someone, but I kept saying, 'I wonder if she should have a second opinion?
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Her doctor did not treat correctly from the beginning and tragically she did not get a second opinion or push for scan.
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The second opinion is that Western imperialism is the primary cause of most of the emerging world's problems, from poverty to dictatorship.
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"I need a second opinion on a new leotard," Ilana says, walking out of the changing room in a see-through bodysuit.
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To get a second opinion on the medical matter, Jennifer met up with her friend — and fellow Mama June hater — Miss Janice.
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As we drove away, Jacob asked if I thought we should get a second opinion since it was our first time looking.
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A second opinion on his sprained right ankle confirmed the initial diagnosis of a deltoid ligament sprain along with right ankle synovitis.
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"If you want to do the research yourself, but you want a second opinion, then that should be lower cost," he said.
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Get a second opinion from someone who has been there and done that, who may notice something off that you can't see.
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The actress was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 and credits getting a second opinion on her pathology to catching the cancer.
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Eskew is the second opinion writer for the newspaper to receive such an ultimatum from editors at the Post within a week.
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Simply put, it's "a free service that gives Amazon Prime members a second opinion on what to wear," a company spokesperson explained.
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Charlie has since been correctly diagnosed for a year after getting a second opinion at the sleep clinic where she currently works.
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Twins closer Glen Perkins, who is on the DL, received a second opinion on his ailing shoulder that suggested rest and rehab.
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Patients younger than 18 can smoke medical marijuana if they have a terminal condition and get a second opinion from a pediatrician.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is such a passionate supporter of the stock of that, sometimes, even he knows it's worth getting a second opinion.
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So we're happy he's checking in with a medical professional, but if he feels a little...overinflated, we'd suggest getting a second opinion.
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"I think it's always good to get a second opinion, for at least two providers to be involved in that decision," he said.
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She and McAdams then wanted to get a second opinion about natural treatment options, a decision she said Johns Hopkins did not like.
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She plans to get a second opinion about the radiation, but for now, her plan is to go without it, and without painkillers.
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I just want you to look over everything, give me a second opinion on my tax planning, and the accounts that I own.
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INF Eric Sogard will likely have left knee surgery but will get a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews on Wednesday in Florida.
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"Given that Mulvaney has been willing to do almost anything for Trump, it's remarkable that he's asking for a second opinion," he said.
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Such injuries usually sideline a player for a long period, but Moustakas, a 210.3 All-Star, said he would seek a second opinion.
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Anderson flew to California for a second opinion on Wednesday and was prepped for surgery late Thursday after doctors confirmed the initial diagnosis.
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Cash said Thursday that Morrison was getting a second opinion on the injury ... Baltimore RHP Darren O'Day will throw a simulated game Friday.
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Kylie raved about the meal on social media, but not everyone was convinced, so Kim went to an expert for a second opinion.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is such a passionate supporter of the stock of Apple that, sometimes, even he knows it's worth getting a second opinion.
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But Pfeiffer, 2164, a married construction supervisor from Las Vegas with two grown daughters, said his wife insisted that he get a second opinion.
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He has been out since May while battling triceps tendinitis, experiencing a setback at the end of June and then seeking a second opinion.
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Getting a second opinion will at least provide additional insight into a patient's diagnosis, even if the second doctor agrees with the treatment plan.
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Tropeano will seek a second opinion before deciding whether or not to have Tommy John surgery or try to rehab using stem cell therapy.
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Isobel takes him to the doctor for a second opinion, an action that prompts the formerly sweet-as-honey Miss Cruikshank to lash out.
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"I think he will be more safe here," Ms. Verzolova said, adding that she felt reassured to have a second opinion on his condition.
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A month ago, Hicks was sitting on the couch at his home in Arizona after receiving a second opinion about his injured right elbow.
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Coach Todd Bowles said Monday that Enunwa would seek a second opinion, and that the injury is not considered a threat to his career.
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"I was too stubborn, I wanted to figure it out on my own... Sometimes you need a second opinion," McIlroy told reporters in Dubai.
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"It's very likely that international authorities will want a second opinion -- or a third opinion" before returning the Max to the skies, he said.
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Others opt to get a second opinion from a specialised environmental consultancy such as Vigeo Eiris, or from a large auditor like EY or KPMG.
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It records the duration and frequency of the contractions in an app to give parents a clinically proven second opinion about what they are feeling.
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Sharing records when seeking a second opinion for a diagnosis, for instance, could cause bias for the second doctor who sees the first doctor's notes.
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We were so used to working together after the first record and then once we separated we felt like, oh, fuck, where's the second opinion?
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So maybe folks at Facebook make the first decision based on the community standards that are outlined, and then people can get a second opinion.
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For a second opinion, run an on-demand scan using something like Microsoft Safety Scanner (for Windows) or Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (for Windows or Mac).
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If your doctor's justification doesn't convince you, it may be worth seeking a second opinion before undergoing the CT (assuming it's not an emergency situation).
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A second opinion with noted surgeon Dr. James Andrews confirmed what Tampa Bay team officials had feared after Hargreaves left Sunday's game at New Orleans.
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Second opinion He thought he had a tumor in his lungs, until doctors opened him up and found the toy he swallowed 40 years ago.
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Johnson, 31, then got a second opinion from Dr. Lauren Nye, an oncologist with the cancer center, who discussed options that did not include abortion.
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Improvisation is fun and sometimes necessary, but do get a second opinion from a family member or someone who will be completely honest with you.
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If one network isn't quite sure whether something is a gun, the imagery gets sent to a "binary specialist" network that gives a second opinion.
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"The time when it's not safe to get a second opinion is if you're in an emergency room actively having a heart attack," Goldberg said.
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That Lancet study suggested that greater reliance on midwives and labor companions like doulas could help, as could requiring doctors to get a second opinion.
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The Capitol physician told him that he has no reason to self-quarantine and has no symptoms - but said he would get a second opinion.
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After you have zeroed in on the center or hospital, use whatever personal equity or grit you can to get an appointment or second opinion.
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While you are at it, also seek a second opinion, which can result in changes in diagnosis and/or treatment in a third of cases.
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Arguments, congratulations, social-media posts, notes to the boss … why not cut, paste and get a second opinion before hitting that final "send" or "share"?
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"You don't want a doctor who doesn't like that you're getting a second opinion," said my best friend's husband, who is a reconstructive plastic surgeon.
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When the patient insisted on getting rid of the spot on his face, the doctor suggested that he get a second opinion from another dermatologist.
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The future is brighter for Rahn, but she and Jones both had plenty of advice for people who might be in a similar situation, unable to get definitive answers regarding their medical issues: Ask for a second opinion "I love when my patients do that," Jones said, noting that a second opinion can give great feedback to not only his patients, but also to him.
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In-person second opinion visits are more likely to be covered by Medicare and employer-sponsored insurance, while online or remote consultations are often not reimbursed.
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" Valletta went to another doctor for a "second opinion," but she was told the same thing, that the lump was simply the result of "pregnancy changes.
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Some of these absentee voters are also willing to admit they had a little help with their ballot, turning to their pet for a second opinion.
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NOTES: Mariners OF Guillermo Heredia is expected to undergo surgery on his sore right shoulder after getting a second opinion, Mariners manager Scott Servais said Wednesday.
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You can even submit two pictures to Style Check to get a second opinion on which outfit is better based on color, fit, styling, and trends.
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Truly, Mercury retrograde isn't good for nothing: This is a good time to get a second opinion on a concern that's been weighing on your mind.
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McKirahan, 26, will seek a second opinion, but the Braves said they believed he would need Tommy John surgery, a procedure he already had in 2012.
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After my initial diagnosis at 16 I'd gone for a second opinion and that doctor offered an alternative to surgery that involved dilation with glass tubes.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Amanda Anisimova is seen by many as the future of American tennis, but she sometimes yearns for a second opinion from a third eye.
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I learned the value of a second opinion a year and a half ago when two breast cancer surgeons presented me with very different treatment options.
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, has set up a panel of experts to get a second opinion of the case, reports Reuters.
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NOTES: Cavaliers G Mo Williams revealed he has partially torn ligaments in his right thumb after flying to New York on Thursday for a second opinion.
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And a girlfriend of mine who had had breast cancer twice suggested getting a pathology second opinion, and that's really the thing that made all the difference.
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Celtics guard Kyrie Irving missed his fourth consecutive game with soreness in his left knee, and he is set to receive a second opinion on his knee.
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Head coach Sean McDermott said he would give both Allen and Peterman time with the starters as AJ McCarron seeks a second opinion on his injured collarbone.
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I kept feeling a little bit of liquid, so I went to a different hospital to get a second opinion, and they said she had no heartbeat.
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Walmart decided to send him and his wife on a flight to a hospital in another state, all expenses paid, so he could get a second opinion.
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So they could, for example, ask their mum for a second opinion on the dress they've been eyeing up — and then just ask Alexa to buy it.
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That might allow for unprecedented convenience, letting patients more easily share data for a second opinion or enabling a researcher to find participants for a clinical trial.
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The team said it was awaiting a second opinion before deciding whether he needs surgery on both feet that could require an eight-to-10-month recovery.
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Two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion softening their earlier criticism and said they'd found "no misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" in the judge's ruling.
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Harper says that at first, his doctors thought he just had a blockage, until he got a second opinion from someone who confirmed that he has Lipoprotein(a).
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European antitrust regulators are mulling another sizable fine against Google over its Android operating system and are seeking a second opinion from a panel of experts, Reuters reports.
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It's what to do if someone tells you that your goal is impossible: If that goal is important enough, don't just get a second opinion, get expert insight.
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But if you've been avoiding the treadmill based on the word of the guy who seems to live under the squat rack, you might want a second opinion.
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A 2010 Gallup Poll found 70 percent of Americans were confident in their doctors' advice and saw no need to get a second opinion or do additional research.
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He said that both doctors involved in the case — Ahmad and David Altchek, who provided a second opinion — were confident that Andujar could return to his previous form.
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Guice visited Dr. James Andrews on Thursday for a second opinion on his ailing knee, and the famed orthopedist performed the operation, Redskins head coach Jay Gruden confirmed.
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" Ultimately, he added, when trying to make sure that a painting is properly attributed, "it's like going to the doctor, you always need more than a second opinion.
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He had recently been discharged from a hospital, and a psychiatric expert deemed him unfit to face prosecution, but a second opinion will be sought in the investigation.
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When we ask that trusted colleague for the second opinion looking over our shoulder, it's because we inherently know that we're probably not guessing correctly all the time.
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Atkinson was taken to a doctor in Connecticut the next morning for a second opinion, and eventually had a rod and two pins surgically inserted into his leg.
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Mr. Prate, 22013, asked for a second opinion from Patrick de Bayser, an independent dealer and adviser in old master drawings, who examined the St. Sebastian in Paris.
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The bill requires a second opinion on the diagnosis, and either a psychiatrist or psychologist must determine that the patient has the mental capacity to make the decision.
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The key recommendations include educational interviews, use of clinical guidelines, requirement for second opinion for C-section, and interventions aimed at health organizations, such as collaborating with midwives.
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That's when the patient's wife decided they needed a second opinion and made an appointment with Dr. Kazim Sheikh, a neurologist at the University of Texas at Houston.
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A friend of Emily's came up with the idea for the bucket list, after a second opinion from a vet advised Buddy only had a little longer to live.
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Neff told BuzzFeed News that the parents were up front and told the hospital that they were stopping chemotherapy in order to pursue a second opinion on Noah's treatment.
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The N.F.L. Players Association, though, is a weak vessel taking on water, and for years its contract with the league did not allow players to seek a second opinion.
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RHP Nick Tropeano sought a second opinion after a MRI revealed a torn UCL in his right elbow, but Dr. David Altcheck confirmed the original finding in New York.
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If your doctor is pushing back based on their views on your family wants (rather than if, say, it wouldn't be medically safe for you), seek a second opinion.
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By Monday morning, the campaign had already exceeded its $30,000 goal -- enough to pay for the stem cell treatment and possibly (with a second opinion) get a lung transplant.
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C Elias Diaz (strained right elbow), who has been on the 15-day disabled list, will seek a second opinion as he continues to feel pain in the elbow.
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Still, if you are inclined to pay for a second opinion for important things in your life, this is a pretty good place to follow through with that instinct.
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Detroit RHP Michael Fulmer (ulnar neuritis) will meet with Dr. James Andrews for a second opinion on his elbow and will miss at least his next two starts. 3.
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According to a study by Dr. Katz and other researchers, more than 90 percent of patients newly diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer do not seek a second opinion.
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Against her doctor's wishes, Ashley and her husband sought a second opinion, and discovered a rare genetic disorder called heterotaxy that stood to kill both Ashley and the baby.
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Six months later, in May 2016, the court issued a second opinion on the merits: It held that the cost-sharing payments were unconstitutional and ordered the payments stopped.
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"I was initially misdiagnosed and a very dear friend of mine said, 'You have to go get a second opinion on your pathology,' and that came back cancerous," Wilson added.
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"Then, go see someone else and ask the same questions, because it's always good to get a second opinion ... there's really nothing preventing you from seeing another doctor," Huang says.
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Instead, he's hoping to offer premium services via the app, such as a recommendation for a second opinion, which patients or their family-members will be willing to pay for.
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Adam Feldman at Empirical SCOTUS noted in December that you'd have to go back to 1869 to find a term when the court didn't issue its second opinion until January.
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" Users can submit photos of themselves in two outfit choices for "for a second opinion on which outfit looks best on you based on fit, color, styling, and current trends.
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In the old days, if you had a beauty dilemma, you'd call up a trusted friend for a second opinion or seek out the advice of a derm or hairstylist.
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Whatever I'm doing, I have one person to bounce ideas off of because I know exactly what I'm doing, but I just want a second opinion or something to facilitate.
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Cardinals General Manager John Mozeliak said that Peralta was expected to return to St. Louis for a second opinion on what Mozeliak said might be a damaged ulnar collateral ligament.
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Normally, my husband and I would want to pause — read the research, weigh the risks and benefits, and maybe get a second opinion before making such a major health choice.
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Two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion softening their earlier criticism, and said they had "no findings of misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" in the judge's ruling.
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But two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion softening their earlier criticism and saying they had found "no misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" in the judge's ruling.
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Some advisers like to plan every aspect of a trip, from booking airfare to making dinner reservations, while some are happy to offer a second opinion about your own research.
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"At some point you need a second opinion on your retirement plan before you retire," said Ms. Weston, especially before a couple decides whether to take Social Security benefits early.
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The man's doctor had failed to make the diagnosis, and it wasn't until he went for a second opinion based on Simard's findings that he was prescribed the appropriate medication.
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Wooten wanted to get a second opinion, so he got in touch with Bridgett vonHoldt, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist who runs the North American Canine Ancestry Project at Princeton University.
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Some banks have responded by hiring lawyers with documentation expertise to their syndicate desks for a second opinion to "take the sting out of their general counsel," the second lawyer said.
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"Don't be afraid to ask as many questions as you need to understand what the diagnosis means, and even ask for a second opinion if you are not convinced," she said.
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A new in-app interface (rolling out starting today) over the next few months will let users "get a second opinion on the post," says Instagram's head of policy, Karina Newton.
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But Helen needs help and, to that end, has brought in her friend Charlie (Anabelle LeMieux), whose role will be to go to the surveillance sites and provide a second opinion.
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The family got a second opinion from another doctor, who thought it may have been related to her nervous system or the overuse of antibiotics that helped fight previous respiratory infections.
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So I wouldn't buy even the simplest one without reading the contract three times and hiring someone for a second opinion about whether an annuity really fits my overall financial strategy.
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But a new study published in the journal The BMJ on Wednesday says you should get a second opinion on DTC test results, because many kits are dishing out unreliable info.
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As a practicing physician of 30 years (and by the way, I still practice while in Congress), let me offer a second opinion to solve the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Sometimes trying on outfits gets exhausting, or maybe you want someone to give you a second opinion on what to wear, so I appreciated the addition of the armchair and footrest.
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Even more startling, the study found 20% of the people asked the crowd for a second opinion after a doctor had already diagnosed a sexually transmitted infectious disease and suggested treatment.
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Wright, who was seeking a second opinion on his injured right shoulder on Wednesday, is not expected to be ready for opening day, and his absence could extend far beyond that.
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But any doctor who decides a woman's health is at risk would be required to get a second opinion from another doctor with whom they do not have a professional relationship.
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In fact, in seeking a second opinion at the Mayo Clinic, none of the family members that had initially received the diagnosis showed any signs of the disease in treadmill stress testing.
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If physicians don't recommend statins to patients with high cholesterol, they should get a second opinion from another doctor, advised Dr. Robert Eckel, of the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus.
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Farmers said it relied on outside engineering experts for the assessment and that the Allisons have accepted the company's offer to pay for a second opinion by an expert of their choice.
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Oakland RHP Chris Bassitt, who is on the disabled list, is seeking a second opinion after learning he has a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow. 3.
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A second opinion must be sought and the process reviewed by an independent panel, which has the power to refer cases to the authorities and to reprimand or refer doctors if necessary.
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You've sought a second opinion about the employee's performance Even if you're the head of your team, don't make the decision without talking to someone you trust first, the leadership expert says.
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So if you're concerned about those issues, you might want to mention it to your optometrist, and they'll let you know if you need to get a second opinion from an ophthalmologist.
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You may not be happy about the diagnosis, you may decide you want a second opinion, but you don't just ignore what the doctor told you just because you don't like it.
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It is good that he is freeing the house of Saud of the influence of the clergy, but he is also not allowing any second opinion of his political and economic decisions.
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She also says a surgeon resisted her efforts to transfer her newborn son to another hospital to get a second opinion on what surgery he should have for a rare heart defect.
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Getting a second opinion can also help you break bad habits: If you're used to wearing your shirts two sizes too big, that's probably what you're going to grab from the rack.
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Mr. Brafman told Esquire that Mr. Weinstein was the "type of guy who gets a second opinion on his tuna salad," and that he could take the abuse from the ex-producer.
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The Echo Look is an Alexa-enabled camera that can take full-length photos or videos of you, help you build a "personal lookbook," and give a second opinion on your outfit.
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Pineda (8-4, 4.39 ERA) was diagnosed with a flexor muscle strain and partial tear in the UCL ligament, but will seek a second opinion before deciding whether or not to undergo surgery.
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The patient would also need to wait at least two days after they make their written request to receive the prescription and they would need receive a second opinion by a consulting physician.
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Jones said this is a good example of why you shouldn't be afraid to ask for a second opinion at the doctor, or to raise your voice when things just don't feel right.
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It's always worth getting a second opinion too: free on-demand scanners like Microsoft Safety Scanner or Kaspersky Security Scan can look for problems without adding the bulk of a whole new application.
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"In many ways, it was something that propelled us (to a World Series title.)" ... Red Sox 3B Pablo Sandoval will see Dr. James Andrews for a second opinion regarding Sandoval's injured left shoulder.
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I'd wound up there only because Mom had insisted that I get a second opinion after my first operation, an orchiectomy to remove my cancerous testicle, at a hospital on the opposite coast.
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I decided Mom needed a second opinion, maybe even a third, and with some cajoling — just as she had urged me on so many years before — she sat down with a radiation oncologist.
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I finally went to my general physician and was told it was an effect of anxiety, so I went to a neurologist to get a second opinion and was told the same thing.
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Initially, it seemed Ostovich's injuries were so severe, she wouldn't be able to fight again in January -- but she got a second opinion which gave her the go-ahead to take the bout.
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The wireless stethoscopes can transfer a patient's heart rate and other vital signs directly to Eko's secure portal, where it can, among other things, be shared with other doctors for a second opinion.
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"If a doctor at another facility says she's fine and comes up with a second opinion, that kind of takes the law out of it," said Chris Vasvick, a Martin County sheriff's deputy.
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A second opinion poll in two days showed a large majority of voters believed the former prime minister should pull out of the election, a two-round contests that opens on April 23.
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Tropeano, 2248-2265 with a 22015 ERA in 22013 starts this season, will seek a second opinion before deciding whether to have Tommy John surgery or try to rehab using stem cell therapy.
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During a medical visit in March, by which point "the rash had grown evenly around" the boy's "mouth area, and on both cheeks," his doctor called in for a second opinion, the lawsuit said.
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But in cases like Killian's, using an app to track a skin irregularity can be an effective way of determining when it's time to seek a doctor's opinion (or a second opinion if necessary).
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He's been making that claim ever since, including in the 2014 documentary Second Opinion ("for the conspiracy-minded only," the Los Angeles Times wrote), and now charges cancer patients $500 for hourlong phone consultations.
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The president-elect followed this up a day later by suggesting that he had sought a second opinion: Julian Assange said "a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta" - why was DNC so careless?
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Adam Feldman, a lawyer who runs the blog Empirical SCOTUS, had noted in December that not since 21946 had the court waited as late as January to issue its second opinion of a term.
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The Washington Post has directed a second opinion writer to stop publishing for the newspaper's opinion blog until his firm ceased lobbying for the government of Saudi Arabia amid the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Author and physician Jerome Groopman wrote to WebMD that you should tell your current doctor you want a second opinion so that he or she can hand over your lab tests and medical records.
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OMB provides what President Obama called "a dispassionate and analytical second opinion" on draft regulations, both by coordinating interagency review and by ensuring that agencies have weighed the rule's likely positive and negative consequences.
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But President Trump is prescribing the wrong treatment plan, and rather than get a second opinion from allies, he has pursued actions that in some ways worsen the most problematic aspects of China and Russia.
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And many of those same women had similar misgivings about the second opinion: that they might offend the first doctor, or that they were simply too stunned or depressed to contemplate "shopping around" for doctors.
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So she followed with interest a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) against Myriad's genetic patent, hoping that if they won, she could get a second opinion on her unclassified variants after all.
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Many major medical centers, including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, offer some form of second opinion services.
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So, as consumers of medicine and healthcare services, in many cases, we will be very significant beneficiaries, both from an outcomes standpoint and an efficiency standpoint, and a second opinion standpoint, in areas where they intersect.
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I hope the information in the book makes people feel empowered to get a second opinion if they're feeling dismissed, and trust themselves when that expert is saying there's nothing wrong or that it's just stress.
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Unlike doctors cursing the creation of sites like WebMD, Sanders actively encourages her patients to turn to the web for answers, asking anyone with an internet connection for a second opinion on her patients' undiagnosed conditions.
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And often times when I see a patient of mine is not clear, and is concerned, or may not schedule a procedure or a test, I suggest to them, why don't you get a second opinion.
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But his parents, Joshua McAdams and Taylor Bland-Ball, said that the treatment made Noah violent and gave him mood swings, and eventually wanted to seek a second opinion about natural treatment options, stopping the chemotherapy.
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Although women in America may reach out to their friends or other professionals for a second opinion, pregnant women in the UK tend to take their doctors at their word more often, according to BBC America.
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You don't need to look at The Bump's estimated costs for kids to know that anywhere you can responsibly cut costs can make a huge difference — but if you do want a second opinion, check out BabyCenter.
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From that examination, Dr. Christopher Ahmad, the Yankees' head physician, and Dr. David Altchek, who provided a second opinion, determined that Severino needed Tommy John surgery for a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
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Last month, the site quietly debuted an "Outfit Compare" feature that allows Amazon Prime members to get a second opinion on two looks, although it didn't have any sort Alexa-equipped abilities and/or photo-taking wizardry involved.
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This aligns with my previous research from randomized experiments, which showed that primary advisers gave more biased advice and felt it was more ethical to do so when they knew that their advisee might seek a second opinion.
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EU antitrust regulators are weighing another record fine against over its Android mobile operating system and have set up a panel of experts to give a second opinion on the case, two people familiar with the matter said.
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It'll take pictures of you and each outfit you wear, allowing you to view your favorite styles, discover new clothes, get a "second opinion with Style Check" which uses machine learning to analyze your outfit selection and more.
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Nurses won't openly say anything negative about your doctor, but if they recommend you get a second opinion, "that means I personally wouldn't let that doctor touch me," David, an operating-room nurse in Arizona, told Business Insider.
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The laboratory, which had continued to carry out its regular anti-doping activities, is no longer required to obtain a second opinion prior to reporting adverse analytical findings for four specific prohibited substances, WADA said in a statement.
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Second opinion: "People are getting surgery for a reason and whether the risk of prolonged opioid use outweighs the benefit of the surgery is a discussion for the patient and surgeon to have," says Stanford University professor Eric Sun.
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"Our consultants are early-20s women, who work in fashion, who give guys a second opinion on their profiles, what images they think would best portrait themselves, and how they should present themselves online," he told CNBC via email.
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If "Elegy" is sometimes frustratingly synoptic — why don't Carrie and Lorna get a second opinion, for example — Paul Robinson's revival of "My Mother Said I Never Should" through Saturday at the St. James Theater could use a good trim.
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President Trump has good reason to not to trust intelligence bureaucrats who owe their jobs to former CIA director John Brennan, a highly partisan pol, and wants a second opinion on the information he's been getting through official channels.
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Sometimes, he said, a compromise can be found on a less aggressive form of treatment that is acceptable to the doctor; other times, another doctor at the hospital can give a second opinion, which some parents find more comforting.
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" However, Park added "for those who already have a medical diagnosis and are still seeking a second opinion through crowdsourcing, I do think it's potentially dangerous because you have no idea who's giving you this advice and their expertise.
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That second opinion is what helped me find the right treatment so that I don't have to stress about the uncertainty... and now, when I FaceTime with my mom, she doesn't have to ask me what happened to my face.
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A second opinion from Verge Creative Director James Bareham The S9's automatic color balance for these night shots is very impressive across the board, especially on those photos taken inside (the shot of the hotel lobby interior is particularly good).
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I know myself and what works for me best, but I did like having someone familiar with the fashion industry give me tips and advice, and it's always useful to get a second opinion if you aren't sure about something.
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Price experienced forearm discomfort following a simulated game two days ago and it apparently hasn't subsided; he's already had an MRI and now is going to get a second opinion from the last person a pitcher ever wants to see.
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"For example, men who said they got a second opinion because they wanted more information, wanted treatment from the best doctor or because their friends and family were encouraging them to get treatment were more likely to get surgery," she said.
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The new organization, positioned as an informed second opinion to the Pentagon, began with three primary goals: to avert a nuclear war with the Soviet Union, to end the Vietnam War and to monitor the influence of the military-industrial complex.
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For a second opinion, I asked Malina Joseph Gilchrist, T magazine's women's style director, for her thoughts: "The best brands for loungewear to me are Hanro, Skin and, for a more luxurious option for winter, the Elder Statesman," she says.
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Wright's father didn't think the photos of tiny winged beings offering flowers to his daughter and her best friend were real, but Wright's mother did—so she took them to a meeting of the Theosophical Society for a second opinion.
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Patients considering surgery in these instances should either seek a second opinion from an independent specialist or have the surgery performed in a large hospital that has a department of surgery with members who specialize in the condition allegedly requiring surgery.
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" Alexander said he wants to delay the tariff proposal "until the President has a second opinion from the International Trade Commission about the effect those tariffs would have on the more than 7 million jobs in the American automotive industry.
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"There may be simple capacity reasons as to why they are sharing the workload between a number of law firms, but there is also value to seeking a second opinion, reconsidering strategy, and bringing new ideas to the table," Giles said.
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Abortion rights advocates say the bill places onerous burdens on women, especially if their health or lives are at stake, by requiring them to get a second opinion — a step that other states banning abortions after 20 weeks have not taken.
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RHP Nathan Eovaldi will be out for the season and virtually all of next year after the second opinion on his elbow tendon showed he needs a second Tommy John surgery on his ulnar collateral ligament and an operation on his flexor tendon.
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She went to Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest for a second opinion and was told that if she stayed on bedrest at home until her 23rd week of pregnancy, drank lots of fluids and didn't get an infection, she could be admitted to the hospital.
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Someone going to the doctor to seek help for back pain for the first time might be reminded that the plan covers physical therapy, for example, or someone about to get back surgery may get a suggestion to consider a second opinion.
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Since 1981, this office has provided what President Obama called "a dispassionate and analytical second opinion" on draft regulations, both by coordinating interagency review across the government and by ensuring agencies have weighed the likely positive and negative consequences of their proposed actions.
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After the family's health visitor (a family nurse who visits new parents in the weeks after birth in the UK) admitted that she had never seen anyone so unwell, Canavan's family took her across the country to Nottingham for a second opinion.
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They live in Indiana, and at one point they had to pay for flights and a hotel room and everything else associated with a trip to New York — none of it covered by insurance — because no one would do the second opinion remotely.
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Dr. Dragomir opted for a second opinion, and looked at data collected from the High Accuracy Radial-velocity Planet Searcher, or Harps, an instrument in Chile that detects and weighs exoplanets by the jiggles they impart to their home stars as they orbit.
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The key recommendations include increased education on the method of delivery — including "relaxation training programmes" and "psychoeducation for women with fear of pain or anxiety" — as well as requiring that women obtain a second opinion before being able to go through with a C-section.
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"If we get somebody who we recognize from our claims data that looks like they're going to have a major surgery coming up, we can direct them to get a second opinion, and make sure they're plugged into a care management solution," said Batniji.
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"She was curled in a little ball with her nose under her tail and her little face was completely wet and her eyebrows scrunched," Herfel explained before sharing that she decided to take "a leap of faith" and get a second opinion from another doctor.
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The Yankees said that Betances — who has been one of the best relief pitchers in baseball and will become a free agent after this season — would receive a second opinion and be treated conservatively for now, but that surgery had not been ruled out.
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During the suspension, the UCLA laboratory can carry out all its regular anti-doping activities, but it must obtain a second opinion from another WADA-accredited lab prior to reporting any adverse analytical finding for the glucocorticoids "prednisolone" and "prednisone"; and, the anabolic steroids "boldenone" and "boldione".
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"I would encourage any newly diagnosed prostate cancer patient to obtain a second opinion regarding their cancer care, and meet with both a radiation oncologist and a urologist to be presented with all available options and make sure they are fully informed before making a treatment decision," Chapin advised.
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Ms. DeBord, who has two young children and works for the Colon Cancer Coalition, is encouraging young adults to be aware of the warning signs of colorectal cancer, and urges them to get a second opinion, or a third, if they think their doctor might be missing something.
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You'll come closer to a resolution if and when you reach out for a second opinion on Friday, when the Moon links with Saturn again at 5:05 AM. Venus's connection to the planet of excess, Jupiter, at 5:21 AM on Sunday will ask that you stay up all night.
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Lasik and multifocal implants can be wonderful, and the vast majority of doctors are honest, moral and good people, but I always advise patients to do what I do: Get a second opinion, and make sure that the doctor is told emphatically that he is being consulted only for an opinion.
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You'll struggle to engage on any meaningful level with other human beings; you'll need to see an actual doctor for a second opinion on that mole; you will believe, with absolute conviction, that this is it now: that your Saga Cruise years will just be you, alone, throwing bread at birds.
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"King of the Gutters, Prince of the Dogs" / "White Noise" / "A Second Opinion" / "Lost River" / "Ghost Fields" / "Big Dark Love" / "No Oath, No Spell" / "Intergalactic Menopause" / "Spring Break 1899" / "The Devil Drives" This one won't be getting a playlist, since legal restrictions prevent most of Murder By Death's covers from appearing on the internet.
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The NFL Network reported Monday that Brees will undergo surgery to repair the ligament in his right thumb and could miss six weeks, but Saints coach Sean Payton said on a conference call later in the day that Brees was seeking a second opinion and the Saints had no news to report on his status.
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" Desperate for a second opinion on her dire condition, the family wants Laura transferred to the Parkland Medical hospital in Dallas, but according to Angie's Facebook post, as of Tuesday afternoon, they have "denied her a second time, despite the fact that it is a public hospital and she is a Dallas resident who pays taxes.
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What she still remembers is the whirlwind of poking and prodding she received from a rotating group of doctors—being felt up as she got a second opinion from a practitioner she didn't know, taking off her shirt so a plastic surgeon could snap before and after photos of her breasts, visiting with an oncologist, and then an endocrinologist, and a neurologist.
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Scroll down and check out the complete list of retro games below: Battle Arena Toshinden Cool Boarders 2 Destruction Derby Final Fantasy VII Grand Theft Auto Intelligent Qube Jumping Flash Metal Gear Solid Mr Driller Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee Rayman Resident Evil Director's Cut Revelations: Persona Ridge Racer Type 4 Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo Syphon Filter Tekken 3 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Twisted Metal Wild Arms Need a second opinion?
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In August 2016, Allegheny County became the first jurisdiction in the United States, or anywhere else, to let a predictive-analytics algorithm — the same kind of sophisticated pattern analysis used in credit reports, the automated buying and selling of stocks and the hiring, firing and fielding of baseball players on World Series-winning teams — offer up a second opinion on every incoming call, in hopes of doing a better job of identifying the families most in need of intervention.
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