Cardiovascular disease prevention by diet modification: JACC health promotion series
The designation medically necessary indicates that health care services (e.g., procedures, treatments, supplies, devices, equipment, facilities, or drugs) that a physician, exercising prudent clinical judgment, would provide to a patient for the purpose of preventing, evaluating, diagnosing and/or treating an illness, injury, disease, or their symptoms, are: In accordance with generally accepted standards of medical practice
The Philip Morris Memo One of Wilson's major responses to the criticism that he was pro-tobacco had always been that he took no direct campaign contributions from the tobacco industry
I ran down the hall, my footsteps slowing as I progressed further from the bedroom
Image via North Carolina Department of Archives/Raleigh News & Observer/ Parse International Used for marketing purposes, these images were intended for tobacco consumers everywhere, but its worth emphasizing that this unusual iconography was intended, in part, to chip away at deep-rooted objections to female smoking in rural areas, where only 8 per cent of women smoked, compared to about 40 percent in cities