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Medical News Today: The Mediterranean diet reduces stroke risk, too

In the largest study of its type, scientists conclude that adhering to the Mediterranean diet might reduce the risk of stroke. The benefits are particularly pronounced for women over 40. Is reducing stroke risk another benefit of the Mediterranean diet? When it comes to alleged health benefits, the Mediterranean diet fares incredibly well. Increasing one’s… Read More: Medical News Today: The Mediterranean diet reduces stroke risk, too »

A Comprehensive Chronicle Of Medical Billing Services

by Steave Smith A Comprehensive Chronicle Of Medical Billing Services Medical Billing Services is the common name that is associated with the generic phenomenon called Medical Revenue Management Cycle. The process of recovering the fees payable for the services rendered and/or the goods sold for the medical treatment of any patient, as prescribed by any… Read More: A Comprehensive Chronicle Of Medical Billing Services »

Medical News Today: Which airport surfaces carry the most viruses?

As the cold season approaches, we could all benefit from being more cautious about germs and viruses, especially in crowded areas. New research scans various airport surfaces and finds that plastic security trays hold the highest concentration of viruses. Airports are major traveling hubs, but some airport areas are riddled with germs. Most of the… Read More: Medical News Today: Which airport surfaces carry the most viruses? »

Is Medical Imaging a Ricardian Derived Demand?

By SAURABH JHA Medical Imaging and the Price of Corn After the Napoleonic wars, the price of corn in England became unaffordable. The landowners were blamed for the high price, which some believed was a result of the unreasonably high rents for farm land. Economist David Ricardo disagreed. According to Ricardo, detractors had the directionality… Read More: Is Medical Imaging a Ricardian Derived Demand? »