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PubMed1998

Freedom of choice: Medicaid, managed care, and California family planning clinics.

Access to out-of-plan family planning services for Medicaid beneficiaries enrolled in managed care plans in California has been limited by poor relationships between family planning clinics and contracting managed care plans. Plans either delay or fail to reimburse claims from non-network family planning agencies; family planning staff are unmotivated to identify managed care members through financial screening, to cover costs with other funds, or to refer members back to plan. In addition, plans and clinics fail to coordinate the care of managed care clients by sharing medical records. Based on findings from a pilot project, California will try to facilitate relationships between plans and family planning agencies rather than directly pay out-of-plan claims.

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PubMed1950

Otto Struve on the freedom of science.

The article "Antifolliculoid Activity of Vitamin A" (Kahn, Raymond H. and Bern, Howard A., Science, 1950, 111, 516) contains an error. The words ". . . and inactivate," at the end of the first line, paragraph 2, p. 516, should be deleted.

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PubMed1975

Freedom of inquiry.

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Biomedical Research↗
PubMed1965

PERTUSSIS VACCINE TESTING FOR FREEDOM-FROM-TOXICITY.

The results of 9.5 years of official testing of vaccines containing pertussis vaccine, plain or adsorbed with alum, Al(OH)(3), or AlPO(4), are reported. Toxicity was evaluated by weight changes in mice at 3 and 7 days after injection and intercurrent deaths. Toxicity was encountered during the early use of AlPO(4) in pertussis vaccine products, with a special product and quadruple-antigen vaccines. Throughout the study Al(OH)(3) products, few in number, were the least reactive of the adsorbed products. The slopes of regression lines of graded-dose responses reflected variations in reactivity of "nontoxic" vaccines. The U.S.-prescribed test is discussed relative to the (i) reactivity in children, (ii) causes of toxicity, (iii) other assays for pertussis vaccine toxicity, and (iv) the use of a reference vaccine in the toxicity test.

Adjuvants, Immunologic↗