Allergy & Immunology Doctors in Rochester, NH Accepting Medicare

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Ashok Shah, MD Allergy & Immunology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 161 Rochester Hill Rd, Rochester, NH 03867 Phone: 603-332-7774

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Researchers identify gene variant that makes breast cancer cells more aggressive

A particular human gene variant makes breast cancer cells more aggressive. Not only are these more resistant to chemotherapy but also leave the primary tumour and establish themselves in other parts of the body in the form of metastases. An international group of researchers led by Lukas Kenner of MedUni Vienna has now identified a gene, AF1q, as being substantially responsible for this and recognized it as a possible starting point for more accurate diagnosis and potential targeted therapeutic approaches.

Nano-bricks may improve plastic food packaging strength and performance

Scientists are reporting on a new material containing an ingredient used to make bricks that shows promise as a transparent coating for improving the strength and performance of plastic food packaging.

Extroverted children are more biased by bowl sizes than introverts

​As dish size increases, so do portion size and the amount of food actually eaten-but could personality traits play a role in how susceptible people are to this plate-size bias? New research by the Cornell Food and Brand Lab indicates that extraverted and introverted children respond differently to environmental cues, such as plate size, when it comes to portion control.

Zotec Partners renews contract with MRIA to continue licensing its software

Zotec Partners, an industry leader in medical billing, practice management and Radiology Information Systems software and services, announces today that McHenry Radiologists & Imaging Associates, out of McHenry, Ill.,‎ has renewed its contract with the company for five years to continue licensing its software.

Chemo and radiation after surgery prolongs life for pancreatic cancer patients

Pancreatic cancer patients treated with a combination of chemotherapy and radiation after surgery survive approximately six months longer than those receiving surgery alone, Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center scientists report.

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