Resources

Article Abstract:

A wide variety of online discussion groups and gopher sites for physicians is listed, with contact information supplied for each. Among the discussion groups listed are the groups for dermatology, critical care, neurology, AIDS, pediatric pain, and a support group for medical residents. Gopher sites include Oncolink, a cancer-oriented server, the gopher for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and a gopher for the National Library of Medicine. A wide variety of resources is listed.

On-Line Information Services, Information retrieval services, Medical Database Vendors, Internet, Diseases, Physicians, Medical professions, Information services, Directory, Health care information services

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Research on embryonic development earns Nobel Prize

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Christiane Neusslein-Volhard, Edward B. Lewis and Eric F. Weischaus have won the 1995 Nobel Prize for Medicine. They discovered the genetic mechanisms that manage early embryonic development. Dr. Lewis has been doing his research since the 1940s and published a paper in 1978 with the results. Drs Weischaus and Neusslein-Volhard have been doing their research together and published a paper in 1980 with their results.

Human embryo, Nobel prizes, 1995 AD

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Practice valuation shows how healthy your business is

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Determining the value of a medical practice requires an examination of its finances, competitive position and related assets. A valuation consultant should consider a practice's unique services, its patients, its compensation policies, its physical location and appearance, and its competition. An objective valuation can give owners guidance on how to run a practice in an increasingly difficult health care industry.

Valuation, Medical offices

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