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History of SAIMR from its inception in 1912 to 1973.

Back in 1987, Peter Rand was a Maine Medical Center doctor with a penchant for research and a love for the Maine coast. These led him to tackle the puzzle of Lyme disease, which had been first described only a decade earlier in Connecticut. As more and more people in New England were coming down with Lyme, it became imperative to understand the parasitic insects that spread it: the deer tick. As his first laboratory, Rand chose Monhegan Island. Monhegan is famous for massive headlands and an old-growth spruce forest, and is a destination for bird enthusiasts and generations of artists. It is also the year-round home of fishermen who maintain a way of life that has been the essence of the island for five centuries. But the island was also perfect for a project to understand the life cycle of deer ticks and then, perhaps, to learn how to control them. Isolated twelve miles from the mainland, Monhegan had an overabundant population of deer, introduced in 1954, yet none of the mice that scientists thought were essential to the tick life cycle. How do deer ticks get to an island, and how do they survive without a crucial host? Of Ticks and Islands is Pete Rand’s charming account of doing science on the islands of Maine. One part scientific detective story, one part love letter to Maine island life, Rand’s memoir describes a decade of tick-related work that he and others did on Monhegan, Matinicus, and Isle au Haut that ultimately led to deeper understanding of deer ticks in Maine and the eventual elimination of Lyme disease on Monhegan following the complete removal of deer. People who love Maine’s coast and islands and those who love narratives of scientific minds at work will love Of Ticks and Islands.

This collection addresses, in a comprehensive and critical fashion, fundamental issues in the history of medicine in modern Germany and considers the nature of modern German government and society in relation to Western social, political, and economic development. The central focus is on the professionalization of modern medicine and the medicalization of modern society. The problem of Nazi Germany is a recurring theme. Other topics include: hospitals in early nineteenth century society, Social Darwinism, state-run health insurance, eugenics, social control, Nazi experimentation, and the postwar medical leadership.

Back in 1987, Peter Rand was a Maine Medical Center doctor with a penchant for research and a love for the Maine coast. These led him to tackle the puzzle of Lyme disease, which had been first described only a decade earlier in Connecticut. As more and more people in New England were coming down with Lyme, it became imperative to understand the parasitic insects that spread it: the deer tick. As his first laboratory, Rand chose Monhegan Island. Monhegan is famous for massive headlands and an old-growth spruce forest, and is a destination for bird enthusiasts and generations of artists. It is also the year-round home of fishermen who maintain a way of life that has been the essence of the island for five centuries. But the island was also perfect for a project to understand the life cycle of deer ticks and then, perhaps, to learn how to control them. Isolated twelve miles from the mainland, Monhegan had an overabundant population of deer, introduced in 1954, yet none of the mice that scientists thought were essential to the tick life cycle. How do deer ticks get to an island, and how do they survive without a crucial host? Of Ticks and Islands is Pete Rand’s charming account of doing science on the islands of Maine. One part scientific detective story, one part love letter to Maine island life, Rand’s memoir describes a decade of tick-related work that he and others did on Monhegan, Matinicus, and Isle au Haut that ultimately led to deeper understanding of deer ticks in Maine and the eventual elimination of Lyme disease on Monhegan following the complete removal of deer. People who love Maine’s coast and islands and those who love narratives of scientific minds at work will love Of Ticks and Islands.

This collection addresses, in a comprehensive and critical fashion, fundamental issues in the history of medicine in modern Germany and considers the nature of modern German government and society in relation to Western social, political, and economic development. The central focus is on the professionalization of modern medicine and the medicalization of modern society. The problem of Nazi Germany is a recurring theme. Other topics include: hospitals in early nineteenth century society, Social Darwinism, state-run health insurance, eugenics, social control, Nazi experimentation, and the postwar medical leadership.

Discusses the problems of providing medical services to nuclear war survivors

The Philips Respironics Wisp Nasal Mask with Clear Frame and Headgear is designed for effective CPAP therapy with minimal facial contact. Its lightweight frame and low-profile cushion provide a secure seal without placing unnecessary pressure on the face. The clear silicone frame is breathable and well-suited for those who prefer a non-intrusive design.   The mask includes a flexible short hose connection to allow natural movement during sleep and magnetic clips for easy adjustments. With its unobstructed view and adaptable fit, this mask is practical for those seeking comfort and reliability during therapy.

Wide Awake, Clear Headed, and Refreshed... you can see and feel how suggestion and self-hypnosis cab improve the quality of your life, both physically and emotionall. It's up to you, just as your entire life is up to you. remember, you are in control. or are you? if not, it's high time to take control.

Introduces insurance terminology and acronyms · diagnostic coding · procedural coding  ·  managed care  ·  payment posting  ·  legal issues · and more! Encompasses the real-world payors you’ll encounter in practice, including commercial insurance · Medicare · Medicaid · Managed Care · CHAMPVA/TRICARE · Workers’ Compensation · and more! Explains the importance of HIPAA regulations and their applications. Supplies the new rules and regulations found in the most current CPT, local carrier, and ICD manuals. ICD-10 Notes throughout provide insight into upcoming government changes. Builds must-have skills with practice exercises in each chapter. Offers a glossary of terms with definitions.CoderPlusCD-ROM Troubleshoot 10 cases step by step w/ the CoderPlus CD-ROM: 2 Medicaid 2 Medicare 2 Private/Commercial 2 HMO Insurance 1 Workers’ Compensation 1 TRICARE/CHAMPVA Offers real-world practice through case studies of actual denied claims. Each case includes CMS data-entry screens · registration form · insurance form · insurance card · patient-encounter form · and medical record. E-mail and printable forms feature scoring and zoom in-and-out capabilities.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Black.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: White.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: White.

This completely clear, see-through screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between areas, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: White.

This completely clear, see-through two foot tall screen is an ingenious yet simple idea for todays needs. It is able to be cleaned and sterilized, made of virtually indestructible lightweight acrylic, and provides spacing between desktops, while not limiting visual interaction. This is not a medical device and is not intended to stop the spread of any disease. Color: Natural.