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elenastanabrewster:

because Stana rules!

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caskettshipper:

Castle & Beckett: Height Difference

I loved this. Sexy ;)

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favouriteslittlethings:

Castle Promo - 5x22 “Still”

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nikki-rook:

caskett12:

samsacaskettshipper-heart:

itisthedrawer:

“Well, there isn’t a ring on her finger, is there?”

Martha I love you and your comments. XD

Castle’s face when she said that! And yay, Alexis was sticking up for her! Loved that scene! Definitely one of my favorite of this episode!

I am known for giving Alexis a hard time but in this episode I really respect her because she is behind the caskett relationship

to be honest i was just happy Alexis was in this episode. her backing Caskett, and in particular backing up Kate, was PERFECT

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chasingthelight5:

THROWING MYSELF OFF THE NEAREST CLIFF LOOK AT ALL THAT FANTASTIC LIGHTING

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medicalschool:

Doctors Order Fewer Lab Tests When They Are Aware of the Prices

Doctors order fewer laboratory tests during a patient’s hospital stay if they know how much the tests cost, according to a new study.

Researchers found that doctors at one U.S. hospital ordered about 9 percent fewer lab tests - such as blood work - when their computerized records system displayed the price. “(Before the study) we saw a lot of waste. We saw a lot of tests that didn’t need to be ordered,” said Dr. Leonard Feldman, the study’s lead author from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.

Part of the reason doctors order a lot of tests could be that they don’t know how expensive they are, according to the researchers. It’s estimated that the U.S. healthcare system wasted about $226 billion on overtreatment and unnecessary use of lab tests during 2011, Feldman and his colleagues wrote in JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday.

[Read more of this FOX News Article here]

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