the reimbursement procedure for technical orthopedic devices is changing
Adults are compensated on the same terms
Previously, complex orthopedic footwear was reimbursed every 6 months only for patients with rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes. From April 1 all people with disabilities will be guaranteed compensation for orthopedic footwear on the same terms.
“From now on, adult patients, regardless of diagnosis, are compensated every six months with two pairs of custom-made complex orthopedic footwear. The base price of the first pair of footwear is compensated by 100%, and the base price of the second pair produced during the year is compensated by 70%.
We predict that this will require an additional 900,000. of the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund’s funds per year”, says Giedrius Baranauskas, Head of the Medical Equipment Reimbursement Department of the State Sick Fund under the Ministry of Health (VLK).
As before, the base price of both pairs of orthopedic footwear is reimbursed 100% in the first year of award.
Another important innovation is that from now on, for the first time, an orthopedic traumatologist, surgeon, physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor, and again an endocrinologist will be able to prescribe orthopedic footwear for diabetic foot complications. This will significantly shorten the patient’s path to receive orthopedic products reimbursed by the Mandatory Health Insurance Fund (PSDF).
Al-Ittihad Clubs Pursuit of Top Talent: Gallardos Decision and Transfer Updates
2024-03-28 02:37:01
Saudi clubs are still seriously seeking to strengthen and strengthen the ranks of their teams with distinguished professionals at the highest level of competence and experience, and this Al-Ittihad Club is seriously seeking to strengthen and strengthen the ranks of its team with distinguished professionals at the highest level of competence and experience, either by dispensing with stars who have not proven competence, or Hiring new competent professionals, and Al-Ittihad fans are excited by Gallardo’s decision to expel the Al-Ittihad trio in the summer.
Gallardo also held discussions with the Al-Ittihad administration about the fate of the trio, Abdul Rahman Al-Aboud, Haroun Kamara, and Abdul-Aziz Al-Bishi, who were loaned to the Al-Ittifaq and Damac teams, according to what Al-Riyadiya newspaper reported in its issue issued today.
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The newspaper added that the administration has decided to make a decision to continue the absence of the duo Al-Aboud and Kamara from the team’s roster during the next season,
Princess Kate revealed to be under pressure to quickly reveal she has cancer after test results come out
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Revealed that Princess Kate was pressured to come out quickly and reveal that He was sick with cancer. After the diagnostic test results were ‘leaked’ to outsiders Amidst the rumors Many conspiracy theories have been hurled at him. who disappeared from the public for more than 2 months
On April 2, 2024, the Daily Mail, a large, colorful media outlet in England, reported Citing reliable sources in the British palace Revealing the reason why Princess Catherine princess of wales or Princess Kate Prince William’s wife prince of wales He came out to reveal it himself. Through the recording of a video clip that was released to the public on March 22, 2024, it was said that His Majesty was sick with cancer. and was undergoing chemotherapy or (chemo) treatment because the medical diagnosis of his illness as cancer was leaked to outsiders. Princess Kate was pressured to quickly come out and reveal her illness.
A British tabloid newspaper reported on Princess Kate’s news.
The group that passed all the levels of Super Mario Maker Il Post
About 80 thousand, so difficult as to seem impossible, and in fact one was
In 2015 it came out on Nintendo Wii U Super Mario Makera video game characterized by the possibility of independently creating the game’s levels, using the console’s touchscreen to position the distinctive elements of the Super Mario games, such as blocks, coins, pipes, power-ups and enemies, within the courses. If completed at least once by the creators, the levels could be shared online for other players to try.
Over the years, this freedom of action has allowed the creation of tens of thousands of extremely complex levels, difficult to complete even for very expert players. A few years ago a group of players called “Team Zero Percent” decided to collaborate to try to complete all approximately 80 thousand levels of Super Mario Maker existing.
There are successful last week, in what several technology and pop culture magazines have called a “race against time”: on April 8, in fact, Nintendo will close the server on which it is possible to play Super Mario Maker and consequently, if they had not completed all the levels by that date,
Two-Time Cancer Survivor Offers Support and Encouragement to Kate Middleton in Her Battle Against Cancer
The Power of Positivity in the Face of Cancer: Inspiring Stories
A two-time cancer survivor is reaching out to offer support and encouragement to Kate Middleton as she undergoes treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer. Terri Grice, 50, who battled breast cancer twice, understands the challenges and fears that come with a cancer diagnosis. In a bid to inspire hope and resilience, she shares her experience and emphasizes the importance of staying positive.
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In 2011, Terri Grice discovered a small lump under her right breast but initially dismissed it. It was only after her late husband Mark insisted on visiting a GP that she received a breast cancer diagnosis. Terri underwent a lumpectomy to remove the tumor followed by adjuvant chemotherapy.
“When I first heard the news about Kate, I was really upset… Nobody knows what it’s like unless you’ve been through it.”
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Empathy for Kate’s Struggle
Terri can relate to Princess Kate’s dilemma in discussing her condition with her children. Being a mother herself at the time of diagnosis, Terri faced similar difficulties while trying to protect her own kids from the harsh reality of cancer.
A Nutrition expert gives the keys to not gaining weight during menopause
Menopause is a stage in a woman’s life in which she undergoes many changes, both physical and psychological. In Spain usually occurs on average at 50-51 years old. As Barbara Munar, dietitian specialized in menopause and author of the book, explains to Cuídateplus Queens without rules“menopause really only lasts one dayit is the first day of our last period but generally professionals use the words menopause and climacteric synonymously to refer to this longer stage of 25 years.”
Although it is not usual, There are women who do not suffer or notice the symptoms of this period. The expert figures in a 20% at women who do not have any symptoms at this stage. “The only thing they notice is that they stop menstruating but they don’t have hot flashes and their energy, vitality, mood are not affected.”
One of the fears of many women when they reach this stage of life It’s weight gain. “The first thing we think is that menopause makes us gain weight,” he points out, and in part it is true but in part it is not. As the nutritionist explains, “It is true that with hormonal changes and the passage of time,
The Impact of Maternal Nutrition on Fetal Facial Features
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[한스경제=이현령 기자] Research findings revealed that the food a mother eats during pregnancy can affect the appearance of the fetus.
According to the results of research published in the international academic journal Nature Communications on the 26th of last month, the shape of the cartilage of a person’s skull and nose may vary slightly depending on the nutrition consumed during pregnancy.
Dr. Meng Jai’s research team from the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology at Kalolinska Institutet in Sweden fed pregnant rats and fish different diets. As a result, they found that the signal of the “mTORC1” gene, which contributes to cell proliferation and hormone activation, changes in the womb and gives the baby facial features.
The activity of ‘mTORC1’ becomes particularly active the more protein you consume. The results showed that the higher the amount of protein consumed during pregnancy, the more defined the fetus’s chin was and the thicker the nasal cartilage. On the other hand, when people ate low-protein foods, their facial features became sharper, including a slimmer face.
The researchers say that through the genes in question “the length of the nose,
Tobacco is harmful to public health and the countrys economy 2024-04-01 14:50:39
Tobacco is harmful to public health and the country’s economy. In this situation, the Health Protection Foundation has demanded that the existing Smoking and Use of Tobacco Products (Control) Act 2005 (Amended 2013) be modernized and upgraded to global standards.
They made this demand at a press conference titled ‘Tobacco-free Bangladesh: Progress and Actions’ organized by the Health Protection Foundation at the National Press Club on Sunday (March 31).
In the press conference, the Health Protection Foundation informed that one of the three special directions given by the Prime Minister to build a tobacco-free Bangladesh by 2040 is to bring the current law up to global standards. In this light, six recommendations are made to modernize the Smoking and Use of Tobacco Products (Control) Act, 2005 to global standards.
The recommendations are – banning of ‘designated smoking areas’ in all public places and public transport, banning of display of tobacco products at the point of sale of tobacco products, complete ban on any form of corporate social responsibility (CSR) program by tobacco companies, form of pictorial health warnings on tobacco product packets/carts. Increase from 50 percent to 90 percent, ban retail sale of bidi-cigarettes,