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Marcha Blackburn Pushes For Increased ‘Transparency’ In Medical Reimbursement Policies
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_marcha-blackburn-pushes-for-increased-transparency-in-medical-reimbursement-policies.jpg "Earlier this month, Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) questioned experts on the need for increased transparency in medical financing during a Senate Finance Committee hearing. <br/><br/>Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:<br/><br/>https://account.forbes.com/membership/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=growth_non-sub_paid_subscribe_ytdescript<br/><br/><br/>Stay Connected<br/>Forbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbes<br/>More From Forbes:http://forbes.com")
_drunk-driver-pursuit-april-28-2024.jpg "Skip to 01:50 for the start of the pursuit.<br/><br/>On the morning of April 28th, 2024, a sheriff's deputy in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana was dispatched to check on a person who was possibly intoxicated, standing by a vehicle. The deputy first located and followed an older vehicle fitting the description, but was advised that the vehicle in question was a newer model. Shortly thereafter the deputy located and attempted to stop a vehicle more closely fitting the description, but the driver did not stop. The driver turned eastbound onto Louisiana highway 4 and drove toward Franklin Parish at normal rates of speed, up to about 55 MPH (the speed limit), despite the deputy's emergency lights and siren. The pursuit continued for approximately 5 miles before the driver slowed and came to a stop, where he was taken into custody. Curiously, the deputy called for EMS to check the suspect out. After the suspect was cleared by EMS, he was taken to the jail. Curiously, a detective was called to the jail, and someone was taken by police car from the jail to the hospital. That person was at the hospital for over 3 hours before being taken back to the jail. It's unknown whether that was related or not.<br/><br/>Both deputies involved in this have been involved in multiple excessive force incidents, are both co-defendants in a civil rights lawsuit over a very severe excessive force incident, and are both known to be unreasonably violent with people. That is not to allege that they used excessive force on this person, but rather to say that they do have a documented history of doing so with others and that it is always a possibility. It's unknown why EMS was needed in this case. It's possible that the person may have been suffering from hypoglycemia or some other medical issue - I have actually heard reasonable-speed vehicle pursuits in the past where the suspect turned out to be diabetic and their blood sugar was dangerously low.<br/><br/>It is also unknown whether this in fact was the person and vehicle the call was about, or whether the deputy simply saw one that fit the description and decided to stop it for having an \")
_doctor-ali-vefa-32.jpg "Doctor Ali Vefa #32<br/><br/>Ali is the son of a poor family who grew up in a provincial city. Due to his autism and savant syndrome, he has been constantly excluded and marginalized. Ali has difficulty communicating, and has two friends in his life: His brother and his rabbit. Ali loses both of them and now has only one wish: Saving people. After his brother's death, Ali is disowned by his father and grows up in an orphanage.Dr Adil discovers that Ali has tremendous medical skills due to savant syndrome and takes care of him. After attending medical school and graduating at the top of his class, Ali starts working as an assistant surgeon at the hospital where Dr Adil is the head physician. Although some people in the hospital administration say that Ali is not suitable for the job due to his condition, Dr Adil stands behind Ali and gets him hired. Ali will change everyone around him during his time at the hospital<br/><br/>CAST: Taner Olmez, Onur Tuna, Sinem Unsal, Hayal Koseoglu, Reha Ozcan, Zerrin Tekindor<br/><br/>PRODUCTION: MF YAPIM<br/>PRODUCER: ASENA BULBULOGLU<br/>DIRECTOR: YAGIZ ALP AKAYDIN<br/>SCRIPT: PINAR BULUT & ONUR KORALP")
_liver-cirrhosis-causes-symptoms-and-treatment-of-the-disease.jpg "Liver cirrhosis is a fairly serious disease, as a result of which some hepatocytes are destroyed, forming scar tissue.<br/>The most dangerous complication of this disease is liver failure.<br/>Poor blood circulation in the liver can cause varicose veins of the esophagus.<br/>There are about 100 million patients with liver cirrhosis on our planet, and 500 thousand deaths are recorded annually.<br/>The main signs of liver cirrhosis are: spider-like blood vessels on the chest and shoulders; menstrual cycle disorders in women; loss of sexual desire; breast enlargement in men; fatigue; sleep problems; redness of the palms; swelling of the legs and arms; prolonged itching; abdominal enlargement; blood vomiting; black stool with blood; dark colored urine; jaundice of the skin and eyes; significant weight loss/gain.<br/>The liver of a healthy adult weighs 2.5 kg.<br/>The most important functions of the liver are: producing bile, maintaining normal blood composition, detoxifying the body, destroying damaged red blood cells, maintaining immunity.<br/>The liver can work even if 70% of its weight is destroyed.<br/>The causes of liver cirrhosis can be: alcohol abuse; long courses of drug treatment; prolonged exposure to harmful substances on the body; long-term bile obstruction; genetic defects; viruses.<br/>Alcohol abuse can cause severe damage to the liver, outweighing the beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.<br/>Women can consume 1-2 glasses of wine per day, and men about 2-3 glasses. But these values may be lower depending on your health status.<br/>Alcoholic hepatitis and fatty degeneration of hepatocytes (fatty hepatosis) can affect the development of liver cirrhosis.<br/>Hepatitis B and C viruses can cause cirrhosis of the liver.<br/>In Wilson-Konovalov disease, copper accumulates in the liver, and in hemochromatosis, iron accumulates. Both diseases can be complicated by cirrhosis.<br/>Galactosemia is characterized by impaired carbohydrate metabolism, which negatively affects the liver.<br/>Congenital bile duct defects and gallstones are also possible causes of this disease.<br/>Diagnosis of liver cirrhosis includes liver tests and liver tissue biopsy.<br/>Treatment of the disease requires changes in diet, avoidance of contact with various chemicals, treatment of hepatitis or Wilson-Konovalov disease, hemochromatosis, and complete abstinence from alcohol.<br/>Liver transplantation is the last resort for treating the disease. But it may not be suitable for everyone due to various risks.<br/>Milk thistle is used to treat cirrhosis.<br/>Nutrition for cirrhosis includes various recommendations. It is especially important not to abuse alcoholic beverages and medications, and to avoid consuming raw shellfish and crustaceans.")
_essential-summer-health-tips-top-10-ways-to-stay-healthy-124-radyo-kalusugan-reveals.jpg "Beat the heat and stay healthy this summer with our \")
_kristaps-porzingis-injury-update.jpg "Kristaps Porzingis has a low-grade calf strain, according to his MRI results. He doesn't expect to be out for long, but the medical staff is being cautious. As a result, he has been ruled out for the Boston Celtics' In-Season Tournament quarterfinal matchup against the Indiana Pacers.")
_baby-saved-from-dead-mother39s-womb-in-gaza-dies-124-bbc-2-0-news.jpg "Tragic news emerges from Gaza as a newborn baby, miraculously saved from their mother's lifeless womb, has passed away. The poignant story unfolds against the backdrop of conflict and despair in the region, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by civilians amidst ongoing turmoil.<br/><br/>The harrowing tale began with the untimely death of the infant's mother, a victim of the violence that has engulfed Gaza. In a remarkable feat of medical intervention, doctors managed to deliver the baby via emergency cesarean section, offering a glimmer of hope amid the darkness of tragedy.<br/><br/>However, despite the valiant efforts of healthcare professionals, the fragile newborn succumbed to the challenges of life outside the womb, underscoring the fragility of existence in a war-torn environment.<br/><br/>This heart-wrenching incident serves as a stark reminder of the human toll exacted by conflict, as innocent lives are irrevocably altered and futures shattered. As the world mourns the loss of this innocent soul, the plight of the people of Gaza resonates with renewed urgency, calling for an end to the cycle of violence and a renewed commitment to peace and humanitarian aid.<br/><br/>Stay tuned to BBC 2.0 News for further updates on this developing story and its implications for the region.")
_symptoms-of-malaria-in-children-a-guide-for-parents-and-caretakers.jpg "In this informative video, we delve into the crucial topic of identifying malaria symptoms in children, tailored specifically for parents and caretakers. Malaria, a potentially life-threatening disease, can manifest differently in children, making early recognition paramount. From fever and fatigue to jaundice and seizures, we explore the signs that demand immediate attention. Join us to empower yourself with knowledge that could save a child's life. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and together, let's protect our children from malaria. <br/><br/>The signs and symptoms to watch out for:<br/><br/>Fever: One of the most common symptoms of malaria in children is a high fever, often accompanied by chills and sweating. The fever may come and go in cycles, typically every 48 to 72 hours, depending on the type of malaria parasite.<br/>Fatigue and Weakness: Children with malaria often experience extreme tiredness and weakness, even after resting. They may appear lethargic and less active than usual.<br/>Headaches and Body Aches: Headaches, muscle pains, and joint pains are frequently reported in children with malaria. These symptoms can be quite severe and contribute to overall discomfort.<br/>Nausea and Vomiting: Malaria can cause nausea and vomiting in children, leading to loss of appetite and dehydration if not properly managed. Parents should pay close attention to any signs of gastrointestinal distress.<br/>Abdominal Pain: Some children with malaria may experience abdominal pain or discomfort, which can range from mild to severe. This may be accompanied by diarrhea in some cases.<br/>Jaundice: In severe cases of malaria, children may develop jaundice, characterized by yellowing of the skin and eyes. This indicates liver dysfunction and requires immediate medical attention.<br/>Trouble Breathing: Malaria can affect the lungs, leading to difficulty breathing or rapid breathing in children. This is a serious symptom that warrants urgent medical intervention.<br/>Seizures or Convulsions: In severe cases, malaria can cause seizures or convulsions in children. This is a medical emergency and requires immediate treatment.<br/>Changes in Consciousness: Children with severe malaria may become confused, drowsy, or unconscious. This is a critical sign of complications and requires urgent medical attention.")
_inside-canada39s-debate-on-assisted-dying-for-people-with-mental-illness---bbc-news.jpg "This story contains references to severe mental suffering which some viewers might find distressing. <br/> <br/>Germany, France and the UK are all currently debating whether medically assisted dying should be permitted, and for whom. <br/> <br/>But medical assistance in dying in Canada, also known as MAID, is already available for adults with terminal illness, or serious and chronic medical conditions. <br/> <br/>Canada has been considering for the past year whether to include eligibility for those who suffer solely from a mental illness sparking a heated debate - but this year decided to delay. <br/> <br/>The BBC follows one man considering applying for MAID, and the impact of the government’s decision. <br/><br/>If you are suffering distress or despair and need support, you could speak to a health professional, or an organisation that offers support. Details of help available in many countries can be found at Befrienders Worldwide. www.befrienders.org <br/> <br/>In the UK details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline<br/><br/>#AssistedDying #BBCNews")
_marcha-blackburn-pushes-for-increased-transparency-in-medical-reimbursement-policies.webp "Earlier this month, Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) questioned experts on the need for increased transparency in medical financing during a Senate Finance Committee hearing. <br/><br/>Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:<br/><br/>https://account.forbes.com/membership/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=growth_non-sub_paid_subscribe_ytdescript<br/><br/><br/>Stay Connected<br/>Forbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbes<br/>More From Forbes:http://forbes.com")
_drunk-driver-pursuit-april-28-2024.webp "Skip to 01:50 for the start of the pursuit.<br/><br/>On the morning of April 28th, 2024, a sheriff's deputy in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana was dispatched to check on a person who was possibly intoxicated, standing by a vehicle. The deputy first located and followed an older vehicle fitting the description, but was advised that the vehicle in question was a newer model. Shortly thereafter the deputy located and attempted to stop a vehicle more closely fitting the description, but the driver did not stop. The driver turned eastbound onto Louisiana highway 4 and drove toward Franklin Parish at normal rates of speed, up to about 55 MPH (the speed limit), despite the deputy's emergency lights and siren. The pursuit continued for approximately 5 miles before the driver slowed and came to a stop, where he was taken into custody. Curiously, the deputy called for EMS to check the suspect out. After the suspect was cleared by EMS, he was taken to the jail. Curiously, a detective was called to the jail, and someone was taken by police car from the jail to the hospital. That person was at the hospital for over 3 hours before being taken back to the jail. It's unknown whether that was related or not.<br/><br/>Both deputies involved in this have been involved in multiple excessive force incidents, are both co-defendants in a civil rights lawsuit over a very severe excessive force incident, and are both known to be unreasonably violent with people. That is not to allege that they used excessive force on this person, but rather to say that they do have a documented history of doing so with others and that it is always a possibility. It's unknown why EMS was needed in this case. It's possible that the person may have been suffering from hypoglycemia or some other medical issue - I have actually heard reasonable-speed vehicle pursuits in the past where the suspect turned out to be diabetic and their blood sugar was dangerously low.<br/><br/>It is also unknown whether this in fact was the person and vehicle the call was about, or whether the deputy simply saw one that fit the description and decided to stop it for having an \")
_doctor-ali-vefa-32.webp "Doctor Ali Vefa #32<br/><br/>Ali is the son of a poor family who grew up in a provincial city. Due to his autism and savant syndrome, he has been constantly excluded and marginalized. Ali has difficulty communicating, and has two friends in his life: His brother and his rabbit. Ali loses both of them and now has only one wish: Saving people. After his brother's death, Ali is disowned by his father and grows up in an orphanage.Dr Adil discovers that Ali has tremendous medical skills due to savant syndrome and takes care of him. After attending medical school and graduating at the top of his class, Ali starts working as an assistant surgeon at the hospital where Dr Adil is the head physician. Although some people in the hospital administration say that Ali is not suitable for the job due to his condition, Dr Adil stands behind Ali and gets him hired. Ali will change everyone around him during his time at the hospital<br/><br/>CAST: Taner Olmez, Onur Tuna, Sinem Unsal, Hayal Koseoglu, Reha Ozcan, Zerrin Tekindor<br/><br/>PRODUCTION: MF YAPIM<br/>PRODUCER: ASENA BULBULOGLU<br/>DIRECTOR: YAGIZ ALP AKAYDIN<br/>SCRIPT: PINAR BULUT & ONUR KORALP")
_liver-cirrhosis-causes-symptoms-and-treatment-of-the-disease.webp "Liver cirrhosis is a fairly serious disease, as a result of which some hepatocytes are destroyed, forming scar tissue.<br/>The most dangerous complication of this disease is liver failure.<br/>Poor blood circulation in the liver can cause varicose veins of the esophagus.<br/>There are about 100 million patients with liver cirrhosis on our planet, and 500 thousand deaths are recorded annually.<br/>The main signs of liver cirrhosis are: spider-like blood vessels on the chest and shoulders; menstrual cycle disorders in women; loss of sexual desire; breast enlargement in men; fatigue; sleep problems; redness of the palms; swelling of the legs and arms; prolonged itching; abdominal enlargement; blood vomiting; black stool with blood; dark colored urine; jaundice of the skin and eyes; significant weight loss/gain.<br/>The liver of a healthy adult weighs 2.5 kg.<br/>The most important functions of the liver are: producing bile, maintaining normal blood composition, detoxifying the body, destroying damaged red blood cells, maintaining immunity.<br/>The liver can work even if 70% of its weight is destroyed.<br/>The causes of liver cirrhosis can be: alcohol abuse; long courses of drug treatment; prolonged exposure to harmful substances on the body; long-term bile obstruction; genetic defects; viruses.<br/>Alcohol abuse can cause severe damage to the liver, outweighing the beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.<br/>Women can consume 1-2 glasses of wine per day, and men about 2-3 glasses. But these values may be lower depending on your health status.<br/>Alcoholic hepatitis and fatty degeneration of hepatocytes (fatty hepatosis) can affect the development of liver cirrhosis.<br/>Hepatitis B and C viruses can cause cirrhosis of the liver.<br/>In Wilson-Konovalov disease, copper accumulates in the liver, and in hemochromatosis, iron accumulates. Both diseases can be complicated by cirrhosis.<br/>Galactosemia is characterized by impaired carbohydrate metabolism, which negatively affects the liver.<br/>Congenital bile duct defects and gallstones are also possible causes of this disease.<br/>Diagnosis of liver cirrhosis includes liver tests and liver tissue biopsy.<br/>Treatment of the disease requires changes in diet, avoidance of contact with various chemicals, treatment of hepatitis or Wilson-Konovalov disease, hemochromatosis, and complete abstinence from alcohol.<br/>Liver transplantation is the last resort for treating the disease. But it may not be suitable for everyone due to various risks.<br/>Milk thistle is used to treat cirrhosis.<br/>Nutrition for cirrhosis includes various recommendations. It is especially important not to abuse alcoholic beverages and medications, and to avoid consuming raw shellfish and crustaceans.")
_essential-summer-health-tips-top-10-ways-to-stay-healthy-124-radyo-kalusugan-reveals.webp "Beat the heat and stay healthy this summer with our \")
_kristaps-porzingis-injury-update.webp "Kristaps Porzingis has a low-grade calf strain, according to his MRI results. He doesn't expect to be out for long, but the medical staff is being cautious. As a result, he has been ruled out for the Boston Celtics' In-Season Tournament quarterfinal matchup against the Indiana Pacers.")
_baby-saved-from-dead-mother39s-womb-in-gaza-dies-124-bbc-2-0-news.webp "Tragic news emerges from Gaza as a newborn baby, miraculously saved from their mother's lifeless womb, has passed away. The poignant story unfolds against the backdrop of conflict and despair in the region, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by civilians amidst ongoing turmoil.<br/><br/>The harrowing tale began with the untimely death of the infant's mother, a victim of the violence that has engulfed Gaza. In a remarkable feat of medical intervention, doctors managed to deliver the baby via emergency cesarean section, offering a glimmer of hope amid the darkness of tragedy.<br/><br/>However, despite the valiant efforts of healthcare professionals, the fragile newborn succumbed to the challenges of life outside the womb, underscoring the fragility of existence in a war-torn environment.<br/><br/>This heart-wrenching incident serves as a stark reminder of the human toll exacted by conflict, as innocent lives are irrevocably altered and futures shattered. As the world mourns the loss of this innocent soul, the plight of the people of Gaza resonates with renewed urgency, calling for an end to the cycle of violence and a renewed commitment to peace and humanitarian aid.<br/><br/>Stay tuned to BBC 2.0 News for further updates on this developing story and its implications for the region.")
_symptoms-of-malaria-in-children-a-guide-for-parents-and-caretakers.webp "In this informative video, we delve into the crucial topic of identifying malaria symptoms in children, tailored specifically for parents and caretakers. Malaria, a potentially life-threatening disease, can manifest differently in children, making early recognition paramount. From fever and fatigue to jaundice and seizures, we explore the signs that demand immediate attention. Join us to empower yourself with knowledge that could save a child's life. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and together, let's protect our children from malaria. <br/><br/>The signs and symptoms to watch out for:<br/><br/>Fever: One of the most common symptoms of malaria in children is a high fever, often accompanied by chills and sweating. The fever may come and go in cycles, typically every 48 to 72 hours, depending on the type of malaria parasite.<br/>Fatigue and Weakness: Children with malaria often experience extreme tiredness and weakness, even after resting. They may appear lethargic and less active than usual.<br/>Headaches and Body Aches: Headaches, muscle pains, and joint pains are frequently reported in children with malaria. These symptoms can be quite severe and contribute to overall discomfort.<br/>Nausea and Vomiting: Malaria can cause nausea and vomiting in children, leading to loss of appetite and dehydration if not properly managed. Parents should pay close attention to any signs of gastrointestinal distress.<br/>Abdominal Pain: Some children with malaria may experience abdominal pain or discomfort, which can range from mild to severe. This may be accompanied by diarrhea in some cases.<br/>Jaundice: In severe cases of malaria, children may develop jaundice, characterized by yellowing of the skin and eyes. This indicates liver dysfunction and requires immediate medical attention.<br/>Trouble Breathing: Malaria can affect the lungs, leading to difficulty breathing or rapid breathing in children. This is a serious symptom that warrants urgent medical intervention.<br/>Seizures or Convulsions: In severe cases, malaria can cause seizures or convulsions in children. This is a medical emergency and requires immediate treatment.<br/>Changes in Consciousness: Children with severe malaria may become confused, drowsy, or unconscious. This is a critical sign of complications and requires urgent medical attention."){kind=icon}
_inside-canada39s-debate-on-assisted-dying-for-people-with-mental-illness---bbc-news.webp "This story contains references to severe mental suffering which some viewers might find distressing. <br/> <br/>Germany, France and the UK are all currently debating whether medically assisted dying should be permitted, and for whom. <br/> <br/>But medical assistance in dying in Canada, also known as MAID, is already available for adults with terminal illness, or serious and chronic medical conditions. <br/> <br/>Canada has been considering for the past year whether to include eligibility for those who suffer solely from a mental illness sparking a heated debate - but this year decided to delay. <br/> <br/>The BBC follows one man considering applying for MAID, and the impact of the government’s decision. <br/><br/>If you are suffering distress or despair and need support, you could speak to a health professional, or an organisation that offers support. Details of help available in many countries can be found at Befrienders Worldwide. www.befrienders.org <br/> <br/>In the UK details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline<br/><br/>#AssistedDying #BBCNews")
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