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Why Are Ontario Doctors Leaving Family Medicine? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Ontario Doctors Leaving Family Medicine?

At a panel discussion held by the Ontario Medical Association, doctors cited administrative burdens and declining pay and called for immediate reforms.

Lower Medication Costs Cut Diabetes Complications - Vimarsana News

Lower Medication Costs Cut Diabetes Complications

Reducing out-of-pocket costs in a value-based medication plan may modestly improve short-term health outcomes in commercially insured individuals with diabetes.

One Giant Leap: Park Dental Partners Converts 80+ Locations to Denticon Practice Management Solution in a Single Weekend - Vimarsana News

One Giant Leap: Park Dental Partners Converts 80+ Locations to Denticon Practice Management Solution in a Single Weekend

Planet DDS, the leading provider of cloud-based dental software solutions, congratulates Park Dental Partners on successfully implementing Denticon practice management solution across Park Dental Partners' affiliated dental groups with over 80...

FMC Shares Slide as Analysts Focus on Weaker Patient Volumes Outlook - Vimarsana News

FMC Shares Slide as Analysts Focus on Weaker Patient Volumes Outlook

Fresenius Medical Care's shares fell 5% on Tuesday, despite upbeat quarterly results and higher 2024 guidance, with analysts highlighting a weak outlook for patient volumes...

Court scolds Weil partner for brief found to 'incorporate by reference' nearly 2,000 words from another document - Vimarsana News

Court scolds Weil partner for brief found to 'incorporate by reference' nearly 2,000 words from another document

A partner with Weil, Gotshal & Manges apparently missed an opinion telling his law firm that incorporating an argument by reference can’t be used to exceed word-count limits in briefs, according to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.