In today’s fast-paced digital world, the IT industry plays a crucial role in shaping economies. However, behind the screens, a serious health concern is emerging — Fatty Liver Disease , now increasingly affecting IT professionals in India. A recent study of University of Hyderabad suggests that over 80% of IT employees may be at risk of fatty liver disease, raising major concerns about workplace lifestyle and long-term health. What The Study Reveals :  The research, conducted on 345 employees, highlights: A high prevalence of fatty liver disease among IT professionals Strong association between long working hours and obesity Increased risk due to sedentary lifestyle habits This is alarming because fatty liver often develops silently without early symptoms. What Is The Fatty Liver Disease : Fatty Liver Disease occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver. Types include: Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (AFLD) Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) In IT professionals, ...

  - Nilesh K. Shende, CPC 📢 Join our Channels for instant job alerts YouTube - MCoderTube         Whatsap Job Group        Telegram In healthcare billing and medical coding, procedures performed by physicians are reported using standardized coding systems. In many procedures, medical devices, implants, or supplies are also used. Correctly reporting both the procedure CPT code and the related device code is essential for accurate reimbursement. This article explains procedure CPT codes, device codes, coding guidelines, documentation requirements, examples, and interview questions for medical coders. Procedure coding in healthcare is reported using Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) , which is maintained by the American Medical Association . Devices and medical supplies are commonly reported using the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) . What Are Procedure CPT Codes? Procedure CPT codes describe medical, surgical, and diagnost...