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ACR 111, Kiley – proclaims the month of September 2019 as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in California
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 111 CHAPTER 135 Relative to Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. [ Filed with Secretary of…
Read MoreResident doctors say UC Davis Health has agreed to bargain with their union
Article from the Sacramento Bee, May 1 By Alyssa Hodenfield | Cathie Anderson UC Davis Health has agreed to negotiate…
Read MoreGood news for coalition opposing SB201 (Intersex)
Faced with a broad coalition of pediatric and urological societies, plus powerful patient testimony and CUA/CMA opposition, the committee hearing…
Read MoreHow to Avoid HIPAA Violations on Social Media
How to Avoid HIPAA Violations on Social Media HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, was passed in…
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CUA Synopsis: AUA Advocacy Summit Summary 2019
By CUA Secretary, Dr. John Lam By Dr. John Lam, CUA Secretary The following is a comprehensive summary of the…
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CUA Past-President to Lead AUA Public Policy Council
The CUA is proud to announce that Dr. Eugene Rhee, CUA past-president (2009-2013), has been appointed as chair of the…
Read MoreCMA: 12 ways to be a physician advocate
Article from the CMA Newswire. To help physicians improve advocacy efforts on behalf of patients, CMA has published this helpful…
Read MoreCUA supports proposed HHS rule for fixing drug rebates
Drug discounts should be benefitting beneficiaries—not drug industry middlemen. Trump Administration Proposes to Lower Drug Costs by Targeting Backdoor Rebates…
Read MoreSB 201: CUA Pres. debates InterAct on Radio Show
Should CA ban nonconsensual ‘medically unnecessary’ surgery on intersex minors? Click the link below to read the full article and…
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New Laws 2019: What physicians need to know
To help physicians understand the most significant new health laws, CMA has published its annual new laws round up. Click…
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Docs Complain to Congress About Prior Authorization Hurdles https://t.co/GqWLYCVRi9
Physicians say the costs of gaining prior authorization can be 'financially devastating' for small practices.
Misdiagnosis, rising out-of-pocket costs, and access to care in rural areas are just some of the challenges faced by Californians living with #rarediseases. Thanks to @CalRARE + #CARareDiseaseCaucus for raising awareness around these challenges.
Some #MediCal patients drive hundreds of miles to seek care from specialty providers, study reveals. Vulnerable patients should have similar access to care as other Californians. @JimWoodAD2 - we urge you to call for a hearing. @Sacbee_news https://t.co/W2VukfO1sc
"More Physicians Pursuing Job Opportunities in Telemedicine"
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We will be covering this at the WSAUA meeting in Monterey.
https://t.co/9YzirsT5c3
Special medicare webinar July 26,- https://t.co/Ik0LPfhk9Z
@sstinch @AmerUrological @EugeUrology Thanks to Eugene, Errol and Stephanie for paving the way for the future of telemedicine and urology!
SB201 has been postponed until January 2020 to allow time for compromise.
https://t.co/AA2hbqoXAX