Worse, no aesinate natri injection 5mg and 10 mg which are permitted to circulate in the market has been still valid. Accordingly the drug administration proposed importers quickly finding supply and domestic producers making research on the injection. Aesinate natri injection is used for releasing fever, pain and bone treatment. By staff writers – Translated by UYEN PHUONG Tags: Medical facilities short of aesinate natri injection aesinate natri injection … [Read more...] about Medical facilities short of aesinate natri injection
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Blue Cross announces no-charge insulin
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Another insurer has announced plans to protect customers with diabetes from out-of-pocket insulin charges. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota on Thursday, Aug. 22, announced it will cover all costs of insulin for certain customers, beginning January 1, 2020. Blue Cross becomes the third Minnesota insurer to cap out-of-pocket insulin costs. Previously, both Medica and UCare announced plans to offer policy holders a $25 cap on monthly out-of-pocket insulin charges. The Blue Cross benefit will apply to all holders of so-called "fully insured" individual and family plans, both on and off MNsure, as well as those offered by small and large employers. Blue Cross plans set by large employers, which are generally plans offered by national corporations, have the ability to request the insulin benefit, but are not immediately affected by the change. Blue Cross did not adjust its filed premium rates for 2020 as a … [Read more...] about Blue Cross announces no-charge insulin
Nurses could face extra unpaid work under new rota
0 Post a comment Sunday, 25 August 2019 - Health by Cambrian News reporter @CambrianNews [email protected] A new rota system being introduced for nurses in north Wales could result in staff working an extra unpaid shift each month, it has been claimed. Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board is behind the changes, which it says are designed to standardise shift patterns, break times and handover periods.However, employees say the proposals suggested by external consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers would mean a nurse currently working 12 and a half hours will now be unpaid for an hour of their time.The move is expected to affect thousands of nurses and healthcare support workers in secondary care across the region, who would need to work extra hours to make up for the loss of some of their paid breaks.North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd said some staff he had spoken to were considering quitting their jobs if it goes ahead.The Plaid Cymru politician said: “Concerned … [Read more...] about Nurses could face extra unpaid work under new rota
Sunscreen which ‘lasts three days on the skin’ is coming
My husband wants it on record: this is a disaster waiting to happen. ‘If our holiday is ruined and you end up in hospital, don’t say I didn’t tell you so,’ he says. The reason for all this doom-mongering is a tiny bottle filled with orange liquid. It doesn’t look much as I hold it up for inspection, but I’m told this is the elixir set to revolutionise suncare. I’ve been granted an exclusive preview of SunSeal, a ‘gamechanging’ SPF made using a formula you can’t swim, shower or sweat off....for days at a time. There are all sorts of regulations about what suncreams are allowed to claim, particularly one that's about to make its global debut in Australia where no SPF can promise more than four-hour sun protection. However what its makers CAN say is that SunSeal is an SPF made with a ‘second skin’ film that’s proven to last for three whole days on the skin from just one application. I’m fervently … [Read more...] about Sunscreen which ‘lasts three days on the skin’ is coming
Man claims he is being denied NHS services
PUBLISHED: 07:13 25 August 2019 | UPDATED: 07:13 25 August 2019 Stuart Harnwell, who claims he is being denied health services. Photo: Stuart Harnwell Stuart Harnwell A Norwich man claims he is being denied access to a proper health service . Stuart Harnwell, 38, suffers with a variety of physical and mental health conditions which mean he needs regular contact with a doctor.In 2016, when he was still living in Basildon, Essex, he had a disagreement with his GP, leading to him being placed on a special allocation scheme (SAS).A SAS is designed so patients who have been removed from a practice patient list due to violence can still see a doctor at specific locations and times.Mr Harnwell denies he was violent, and said his doctor was told she needed to attend a course on how to deal with mental ill health after the clash. You may also want to watch: But three years later Mr Harnwell is still on the SAS which he says means he cannot access healthcare properly.He said: "I'm banned … [Read more...] about Man claims he is being denied NHS services