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For Doctors: Preventing Frivolous Lawsuits - Why are insurance premiums for both patients and doctors through the roof? The fact that each year many groundless malpractice suits are initiated against health care providers is part of the problem. According to the American Medical Association (AMA), "Skyrocketing medical liability premiums—$200,000 a year or more in some high-risk specialties – are forcing physicians to limit services, retire early, or move to a state with reforms where premiums are more stable. The crisis is threatening access to care for patients in states without liability reforms."
Today Show Series on Plastic Surgery - The Today Show on NBC began a week long series about plastic surgery on Monday, November 14. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, over 9 million procedures were performed last year, a record number. New Plastic Surgery Statistics for 2004 - Non-Invasive Procedures Are Up Again! - Up a staggering 35% since 2000, more than 7.5 million minimally-invasive procedures were performed last year in 2004. American Health and Beauty Will Report Live From ASPS in Chicago - American Health And Beauty, LLC was in Chicago in September for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ (ASPS) annual meeting and educational symposium. Men Can Benefit From Plastic Surgery Too - Although the business of plastic surgery is dominated by women aged 30 to 59, more men are discovering the benefits of plastic surgery and aesthetic cosmetic procedures. American Health and Beauty Reports Live From The Cutting Edge - AmericanHealthandBeauty.com, your online source for the latest in plastic surgery, non surgical, cosmetic, and aesthetic medical procedures and technology will be bringing live updates from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) and future conventions of physicians.
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