Chiropractors in Union City, IN Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Bradley V. Key, D.C. Chiropractor Medicare: May Accept Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 1015 N Columbia St, Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 765-964-5306 Fax: 765-964-7301 |
Carson Jenkinson, DC Chiropractor Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 230 N Columbia St, Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 765-748-2389 |
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Cocaine disrupts woman's estrus cycle, may explain sex differences in cocaine addiction
Women are more sensitive to the effects of cocaine and more susceptible to cocaine abuse than men. Cocaine's ability to disrupt a woman's estrus cycle may explain the sex differences in cocaine addiction, and new evidence that caffeine may be neuroprotective and able to block cocaine's direct effects on the estrus cycle reveals novel treatment possibilities, according to an article published in Journal of Caffeine Research: The International Multidisciplinary Journal of Caffeine Science, a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers.
New Cedars-Sinai study identifies unique set of neurons involved in memory-based decision making
The witness on the stand says he saw the accused at the scene of the crime. Is he sure? How sure? The jury's verdict could hinge on that level of certainty. Many decisions we make every day are influenced by our memories and the confidence we have in them. But very little is known about how we decide whether we can trust a memory or not.
What caused leprosy?
What caused leprosy - a widely dreaded disease in medieval Europe - to fade from the scene? By the 16th century, the scourge had practically disappeared there.
Ketogenic diet prolongs life and improves memory and physical functions in aged mice find researchers
A pair of new studies find that diets termed ketogenic that are classically low in carbohydrates can prolong life in adult male laboratory mice. In addition this ketogenic diet also preserves the memory functions as well as muscle masses of the aged mice that were fed on it. The mechanism behind this could be the fact that ketogenic diet induces protein acetylation in the mice liver and muscles.
Sticking to clinical guidelines decreases deep vein thrombosis in elderly
A multifaceted intervention designed to increase adherence with clinical guidelines for preventing deep-vein blood clots may decrease the rate of such blood clots among elderly patients, according to a report in the October 23 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.
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