High impact information on Antitrust Laws

• Law-medicine notes: Health planning, Blue Cross, and the federal antitrust laws [1].
• Professors Hammer and Sage conclude that, although antitrust law cannot be expected to serve as the sole oversight mechanism for industries as complex and quality dependent as health care, courts have been successful incorporating some nonprice factors into antitrust analysis [2].
• Therefore, to minimize their antitrust exposure, providers that are considering this model should be careful to structure the IDS in accordance with the relevant Federal antitrust laws (i.e., Section 1 of the Sherman Act), taking into account the Federal antitrust agencies' various guidelines and enforcement policies [3].
• Antitrust laws/the State Action Immunity Doctrine [4].
• MMA to battle antitrust laws that hinder physician groups [5].

Associations of Antitrust Laws with chemical compounds

• Antitrust law dates back to the Sherman Act of 1890 [6].
• FTC advises Illinois hospital that exclusive radiology contract does not violate antitrust law [7].
• Dentistry, competition and the antitrust laws. Finding opportunities and avoiding "Alamos" [8].
• In Kartell v. Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc., the First Circuit held that Blue Shield's reimbursement practice known as the "ban on balance billing" did not constitute an unlawful restraint of trade in violation of the antitrust laws [9].

Gene context of Antitrust Laws

• The antitrust laws, the Federal Trade Commission, and cost containment [10].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Antitrust Laws

• Radial keratotomy on trial: new surgical procedures and the antitrust laws. Part 2 [11].

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