Chiropractors in Bakerfield, CA Accepting Medicare
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 Mr. Richard Thomas Ackerman, DC Chiropractor Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2020 North Chester Ave, #b, Bakerfield, CA 93308 Phone: 661-397-0425 Fax: 661-392-7294 |
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Vitamin C may decrease impact of smoking during pregnancy on childhood respiratory health
Pregnant women are advised not to smoke during pregnancy because it can harm the baby's lungs and lead to wheezing and asthma, among other problems. If a woman absolutely can't kick the habit, taking vitamin C during pregnancy may improve her newborn's lung function and prevent wheezing in the first year of life, according to a study to be presented Saturday, May 4, at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) annual meeting in Washington, DC.
Johns Hopkins researchers to highlight progress in genetic research at international meeting
Johns Hopkins genetics researchers Aravinda Chakravarti, Ph.D., and David Valle, M.D., will each present at the joint conference of the Human Genome Meeting 2013 and the 21st International Congress of Genetics.
Morris Hospital installs Toshiba's Ultimax X-ray system to streamline diagnosis, improve patient throughput
Advancements in diagnostic imaging technology are enabling healthcare facilities to achieve multifunctional capabilities using a single modality. To streamline diagnosis and improve patient throughput, Morris Hospital has installed the Ultimax X-ray system from Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc.
More frequent use of ultrasound recommended in twin pregnancies
Featured in the June edition of the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada is a new clinical practice guideline which suggests that carrying twins requires greater monitoring and, therefore, the more frequent use of ultrasound technology to conduct the ongoing assessment of twin pregnancies.
Zients warned years ago about problems with federal IT; Obama administration turning to insurers' expertise for website difficulties
Jeffrey D. Zients, a multimillionaire entrepreneur and management consultant, joined the Obama White House in 2009 with a mandate to streamline the federal bureaucracy. A year later, he issued a prescient warning. The government "largely has missed out" on the information technology revolution, Mr. Zients said in a 2010 internal memo. "I.T. projects too often cost hundreds of millions of dollars more than they should, take years longer than necessary to deploy and deliver technologies that are obsolete by the time they are completed," he wrote. These days, Mr. Zients is witnessing that ineptitude up close as the emergency fix-it man charged with righting HealthCare.gov (Stolberg, 11/10).
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