Audiologists in California, MD Accepting Medicare
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 Hearing Professionals, Inc Of Waldorf Audiologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 23077 Three Notch Rd, Suite 101, California, MD 20619 Phone: 301-737-4040 |
 Dr. Kelly Smouse, AU.D. Audiologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 23077 Three Notch Rd, Suite 101, California, MD 20619 Phone: 301-737-2310 |
Hearing Professionals Audiologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 23077 Three Notch Rd, Suite 101, California, MD 20619 Phone: 301-737-4040 Fax: 301-737-2310 |
Leslie Ann Gilbert Audiologist Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 23077 Three Notch Rd Ste 101, California, MD 20619 Phone: 301-737-4040 |
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QRxPharma receives date for US pain drug launch, pending approval
Australian pain-relief drug developer QRxPharma (QRX) has announced today that they have received from the US Food & Drug Adminstration.
Pharmatek adds roller compaction to GMP manufacturing facilities
Pharmatek Laboratories, Inc., a premier contract development and manufacturing organization supporting the pharmaceutical industry, announced that it has added roller compaction to its solid oral dosage form manufacturing capabilities. The company has purchased two roller compactors, a pilot-scale Vector TFC-220 roller compactor with a rate of 20 kg/hour, and a Vector TFC-LAB Micro lab-scale roller compactor with a rate of 1 kg/hour. Both machines have been integrated into Pharmatek's GMP facility and are ready for GMP manufacturing.
TripleTree and WLSA extend I Award nomination deadline
Due to the high levels of interest in the I Award program, TripleTree and the Wireless-Life Sciences Alliance (WLSA) announced today that the application deadline has been extended to March 8th. This prestigious award recognizes innovation, insight, and initiative within wireless-life sciences and mobile health industry sectors. Applications will be accepted now through March 8, 2010.
New UMD study explores why African American and Hispanic women have high rates of unintended pregnancy
A new study from the University of Maryland School of Public Health examined why African American and Hispanic women have higher rates of unintended pregnancy than White women. Researchers found that there were unique factors explaining the differences in unintended pregnancy between African Americans and Whites (respondent's mother's age at first birth, income, and health insurance status) and the differences between Hispanics and Whites (U.S. born status and educational level).
Nanoparticles may provide safe pain control on the battlefield
University of Michigan scientists have received a pilot grant of nearly $1.3 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to test whether nanoparticles can solve a pressing problem in battle zones like Iraq: how to administer sustained, safe doses of the most effective painkillers to injured soldiers, long before they can reach expert medical help.
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