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Second Most Fatal Cancer In U.S. To Face A Challenger: Mainz Biomed's ($MYNZ) Early Detection Tech

With the creation of ColoAlert, easier and more accessible cancer screenings for quick detection and treatment of colorectal cancer are possible.

Mainz Biomed (NASDAQ: $MYNZ), specializes in developing molecular genetic diagnostic solutions for life-threatening conditions. With the creation of ColoAlert, easier and more accessible cancer screenings for quick detection and treatment of colorectal cancer are possible.

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https://ift.tt/QGIdgej Submitted September 01, 2023 at 03:48PM by a8k002ncdr https://ift.tt/Fe0NDBL

Healthcare Professional Training

I am a healthcare professional that works with patients who sometimes have a lot of hardships going on in their lives. I am not a social worker, and often feel like I’m not equipped to do the “social” parts of my job like when patients have conflicts or get upset. Do any other healthcare workers know any online courses or professional development opportunities that would help me better prepare for conflict and crisis management? TIA!



https://ift.tt/QGIdgej Submitted September 01, 2023 at 08:36AM by anonuser1901 https://ift.tt/h01yvaW

Worth getting an attorney? UT/USA

Hello reddit, sorry long post but DEFINITELY appreciated for your time. Me and my wife were given the news that her pregnancy has become a high risk. We shall be expecting a baby boy with myelomeningocele Spina bifida. Luckily for us we live an hour away from a hospital that has the in utero repair surgery, and my wife quickly agreed as it gave our unborn child a better quality of life. Well now the not fun part. It has becomea true hell with my insurance, and the hospital with Billing.(Money isn't an issue as of now) My max out of pocket is 10g for the family. I'm literally expecting 15g due to loads of BS. Main things that are happening: 1- my insurance is seriously trying to deny every single claim, or find a way that the pre-authorizations didn't include or meet medical necessity. I also have 2 large bills from on provider insurance is claiming "out of network" even though they have everything proving it's In network. 2- to qualify for the surgery, my wife had to do a DNA test. Hospital made it aware that our insurance may not cover it and let us know cash pay W/ discount is 3g. Well after the surgery, as my wife was recovering in they hospital they let us know it was covered. Cool right. WRONG apparently only one part of it was and now we owe more than 4g and NONE of it go towards our deductible or Max out of pocket. Since it "Wasn't all approved". 3 - I'm scared of my child's future (I'm hoping to get him on CHIP but looking grim), it will practically be all medical, and I really don't have the time to fight my insurance and this hospital anymore.

Will it be worth getting an attorney? I don't plan on getting Money from this or paying less, I just hope it proves I'm not taking there BS. And helps with future issues.



https://ift.tt/QGIdgej Submitted September 01, 2023 at 07:42AM by mccaslins https://ift.tt/RxPeJhA

How do you shop for medical tests?

Background: I spent 2 years fighting a $1200 bill for a blood test that's $100 at another lab. Since then you all taught me that a lot of places offer cash prices that are a lot lower than what you'd pay even with insurance.

So I put together a list of self-pay prices for blood tests, x-rays, etc near me (CA). I use it to tell my doc where to send orders when we don't expect to meet the deductible. Some friends and family also like it. It got me thinking -- would you all benefit from this too? I even made a website to show what it would look like: justxhealth.com

How do you shop for labs or imaging now? Would you like a tool like this? Is there a better way?

Disclaimer: I know this sub says no ads, but I don't make money from this and making websites also happens to be what I do professionally. Hoping it’ll make navigating the healthcare system slightly better. Thanks for any feedback!



https://ift.tt/QGIdgej Submitted September 01, 2023 at 07:15AM by hungryam https://ift.tt/n5D6bv4

Does the CPR/First Aid/AED assessment consist of performing it in front the whole class?

I’m not a healthcare professional and want to learn these skills but I am worried I’ll fuck up and not pass the exam as it makes me a bit nervous thinking about being assessed by myself in front of the class



https://ift.tt/QGIdgej Submitted August 31, 2023 at 11:42PM by unsophisicated https://ift.tt/WxizB4t