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Dr. Timothy J. Beasley, aged 72, of Murfreesboro, passed away on Monday, December 27, 2021, at Silverado San Juan Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano, CA. Timothy Joe Beasley was born March 21, 1949, in Detroit, MI to Hildon Clarence and Virginia Lee (Sykes) Beasley. He was raised in Tennessee Ridge, TN and graduated from Houston County High School in 1967. Tim married Peggy Beasley in June, 1971, in Martin, TN. He earned his BS degree from the University of Tennessee, Martin, in 1971. He earned his medical degree in 1974 from the University of Tennessee, Memphis. He completed his internship in Family Medicine in Columbus, GA, in 1975. Following medical school, he completed his residency training at Vanderbilt University in 1980. He was board certified in Family Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology before beginning his OBGYN practice in Murfreesboro where he practiced for 17 years at Murfreesboro Medical Clinic (MMC). During his time at MMC, Tim was Chief of Staff at St. Thomas, Ru...

No matter your age or gender, dealing with hair loss can be frustrating. There are many hair loss products available on the market, which can add to the overwhelm. Additionally, visiting a dermatologist or hair loss specialist can be expensive. Thankfully, there are different types of hair loss, and treatment options may vary accordingly. Medications are available to treat male and female pattern hair loss. Many are designed to slow hair loss, stimulate new hair growth, or both. To simplify your options, we'll do a deep dive into the best medications for hair loss, their effectiveness, and their side effects. Hair loss medications consist of oral pills and topical formulas. They include prescription and over-the-counter options. Minoxidil When you think of hair loss medications, the brand name Rogaine may come to mind. The active ingredient in Rogaine is minoxidil, a nonprescription hair loss medication that is available over the counter. Minoxidil is approved by the Food and Drug ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UniDoc Health Corp. (CSE: UDOC) (FRA: L7T) ("UniDoc," or the "Company"), an innovator in the telehealth sector, is pleased to advise on a commercial master distribution agreement (the "Agreement") with Massachusetts-based AMD Global Telemedicine Inc. ("AMD Global") for the provision of specialized products and services critical to ongoing commercialization efforts. As a pioneer of virtual care technology, and an industry leader in telehealth solutions, AMD Global has been providing quality healthcare solutions for over 30 years with product sales and registered deployments in 100+ countries. The agreement adds AMD Global as a UniDoc key supplier of telehealth solutions including virtual care software platforms, integrated medical devices, and telemedicine bundled kits. The products and services will be purposed and integrated into the UniDoc Virtual Care Solutions Model ("V...

Gastroesophageal reflux (GER), also sometimes referred to as acid reflux, is a digestive phenomenon that occurs when stomach contents come back up into your esophagus. This can cause symptoms such as pain or burning in the chest (heartburn), sore throat, gas, bloating, and bad breath. When GER occurs in repeated bouts, it is considered to be a digestive disorder called gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). This happens when the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) either becomes weak or it relaxes when it shouldn't. Obesity, smoking, diet, and pregnancy are also risk factors for this condition.  This article will discuss the differences between GER and GERD as well as treatment options and the medical complications that may come about if left untreated.  Asian woman suffering from acid reflux or heartburn while working at office desk.  Doucefleur / Getty Images GER vs. GERD: What Are the Differences? Gastro...

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Hospitals across the country are still struggling with the rising turnover in health care workers — an issue that has been growing tremendously since the start of the pandemic. What You Need To Know Citrus Memorial Hospital is starting the county's first-ever fellowship in hopes to attract and retain doctors in the county The program is extremely competitive - hospital staff said only one to two percent of applicants will get in More Health headlines More Citrus County headlines Citrus Memorial Hospital is starting the county's first-ever fellowship in hopes to attract and retain doctors in the county. Cardiology is a career Dr. Suman Pasupuleti always knew he wanted to get into. "I have a 9 and 10-year-old so I can only imagine their life without me, so that's what is rewarding," Pasupuleti said. As he put on his protective vest before heading into the Cath lab, he explained, "It's led because there's a lot ...

Postgraduate training in medical genetics has been a cornerstone of clinical training at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for many years. As a worldwide leader in developing cutting-edge genomics tools and technologies, the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) provides opportunities for first-hand training experiences from genomics leaders and innovators through a suite of seven training programs spanning various aspects of medical genetics and genomics. These programs offer trainees a variety of mentored interactions with researchers and physicians and provide access to vast resources at the NIH, other local and renowned medical institutions, and an impressive array of clinical and academic diagnostic laboratories around the nation's capital. Recently, NHGRI appointed Oleg Shchelochkov, M.D., as the new Director of Residency and Fellowship Programs to oversee these training programs. Dr. Shchelochkov will work closely with other NIH training program le...

The following themes were identified: Pre-treatment knowledge This theme captures accounts that describe the knowledge, sources of information and attitudes participants had prior to receiving ECT. For many participants, ECT was perceived as an outdated method of which they had little knowledge before undergoing it themselves. Many participants had associations from movies, a musical ('Next to Normal'), media or figurative art, which were often dramatic ECT representations. When the clinicians proposed ECT as a treatment, some participants were motivated to try it, as they had not responded to other treatments. For many of the participants, however, the first reaction was fear or hesitation. As one participant noted: "I remember the first time the psychiatrist in the private health service proposed it, and I totally—I completely freaked out at the thought". (P.2) One next-of-kin present in the interview and two participants were h...

Feb. 14, 2022 – Doctors are still largely paid by how many patients they see and services they provide, despite years of discussions about pegging their pay to judgments about the quality of the care they deliver, according to the authors of a new study. Volume-based pay was the most common type of base income for more than 80% of primary care doctors and for more than 90% of specialists in a sample studied by Rachel O. Reid, MD, of Rand Corp., and co-authors. They published their findings Jan. 28 in JAMA Health Forum. Their study examined the pay in 31 doctor groups that work with 22 U.S. health systems. The percentages of total doctor compensation based on quality and cost performance judgments were "modest," at 9% for primary care providers and 5% for specialists, the researchers found. These findings may be a "solid reality check" on progress in shifting the U.S. practice of medicine toward what are called value-based arrangements, Reid tells WebMD. Their findin...

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We include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. Here's our process. Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a common bacterial infection of the vagina. Home testing for BV can provide a person with important information about their vaginal health. Quick links to at-home BV tests BV occurs when there is a change in the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina. Researchers do not fully understand the cause, but it frequently occurs in sexually active people, making it more likely for them to contract a sexually transmitted infection (STI). At-home tests allow a person to self-check for BV. Although the tests can provide a person with information about a possible infection, individuals should still see their doctor if they receive a positive result. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) , BV is the most common vaginal condition in people aged 15–44 years. Despite being common in sexually ac...