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The question itself sounds like it is fairly straightforward. If a screening test were available for a particular disease or condition, why wouldn’t someone want the test done? Unfortunately the answer is not as easy as one might think.

In the July 1, 2014 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine, a new American College of Physicians guideline was published, recommending against screening pelvic examination in adult, nonpregnant women without symptoms.

If not, you can view our commercial in 2014 about Dr. Liederbach, the first physician in Wilmington to introduce Concierge Medicine as an alternative to traditional insurance-based medicine.

In part one of this series I gave a little background on where we are in health care in America today, and touched upon one of the ways we can at least start to repair the damaged doctor-patient relationship, and reduce health care spending at...

As we all know, with the advent of the Affordable Care Act and rising health care costs, our country is at a crossroads where we need to make individual and collective decisions regarding the direction we are taking with regard to health care in America.

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