First software of its kind to offer business users instant access to legacy data through ‘out of the box’ reports London, 9th June 2020: Proceed Group has today announced the launch of its new IT system decommissioning product, Proceed Cella, enabling users to decommission multiple SAP and non-SAP legacy systems while retaining full access to… Read More »
Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. As many as 16 million Americans have lost their jobs over the last three weeks, and frontline health care workers saw pay cuts and benefits slashed while they put their personal health at risk to take care of the nation’s sickened… Read More »
A promising molecule has offered hope for a new treatment that could stop or slow Parkinson’s, something no treatment can currently do. Researchers from the University of Helsinki found that molecule BT13 has the potential to both boost levels of dopamine, the chemical that is lost in Parkinson’s, as well as protect the dopamine-producing brain… Read More »
(Reuters Health) – Even as makers of e-cigarettes insist they are not marketing to U.S. youth, others in the vaping industry are offering academic scholarships targeted to high school kids, a new study finds. FILE PHOTO: A young man uses a vaping device at a skate park in San Francisco, California, U.S. October 1, 2019.… Read More »
The American Medical Association has released a checklist and online resources meant to assist physician practices with new Medicare office visit coding and documentation requirements. Last month, CMS issued a final rule reducing clinician burden regarding billing and coding requirements for Evaluation and Management services, marking the first time in more than 25 years that… Read More »
A major trial of an immunotherapy drug has shown it can be effective in some men with advanced prostate cancer. The men had stopped responding to the main treatment options. Researchers found that a small proportion of men, described as “super responders”, remained well even after the trial ended, despite a very poor prognosis before… Read More »
null Getty There’s little doubt that social media is not great for mental health—studies have reported for several years now that more time spent on social media is linked to mental health issues, from low self-esteem and loneliness to depression and even suicidality. A new study from University College London and Imperial College London makes… Read More »