AAPS News – June 2006
Volume 62, No. 6 June 2006 THE ARCHIMEDES MOVEMENT The Romney plan in Massachusetts is not the Revolution. But it may help prepare the way for the Revolution, which may be starting on the other […]
AAPS News – Apr 2000
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AAPS Objects to Proposed CMS Regulations on Antibiotic Use
AAPS strongly objects to how CMS-3295-P (the “Proposed Rule”) attempts to subject Medicare recipients to guidelines controlled by private, unaccountable organizations such as the Infectious Disease Society of America (“IDSA”).
AAPS News November 2015 – Peak America?
Volume 71, no. 11 November 2015 The phrase “Peak Oil”—forgotten since the shale revolution—implies that after the pinnacle, it is all downhill. We’ll either slide backward, into medieval sources of energy—sunlight, wind, and human muscle, […]
AAPS Comments Opposing CPT Codes for End-of-Life Discussions
Objections by AAPS to Proposed CPT codes 99497 and 99498 Re: CMS–1631–P The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), a non-profit national organization of physicians founded in 1943, defends the patient-physician relationship and the […]
Telemedicine Is the Pretext for Corporate Intrusion into Medical Licensure
The stated purpose of laws being pushed in numerous state legislatures is to facilitate telemedicine and thereby ease the physician shortage. But the actual effect is to promote the agenda of a wealthy private tax-exempt […]
AAPS News May 2015 – Involuntary Servitude
AAPS News May 2015 – Involuntary Servitude Apr 28, 2015 Volume 71, no. 5 When doctors advocate opting out of Medicare, naysayers often reply, “They’ll just make us participate as a condition of licensure.” It’s […]
AAPS Public Comments on Interoperability Roadmap
On April 3, 2015 AAPS submitted the below comments to the Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology (ONC) in opposition to the proposed National Patient Tracking System, which will interlink patients’ private […]
AAPS News April 2015 – Making Disaster Bipartisan
Volume 71, no. 4 April 2015 When it appears that Democrats have lost the battle to socialize medicine, the Republicans ride to their rescue. ClintonCare was defeated in Congress when people found out what was […]
AAPS News March 2015 – ObamaCare Bypass
AAPS News March 2015 – ObamaCare Bypass Mar 5, 2015 Volume 71, no. 3 The new Republican-controlled Congress has passed yet another symbolic bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), although many say that […]
