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 Dr. Donna Deanne Coty, D.C. Chiropractor Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 2471 Us 11, Lafayette Chiropractic Center, Lafayette, NY 13084 Phone: 315-677-0107 Fax: 315-677-0107 |
 Lafayette Chiropractic Pllc Chiropractor Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 2471 Route 11, Lafayette, NY 13084 Phone: 315-677-0107 |
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Decision-support tool may help clinicians to appropriately treat children with diarrhea
A decision-support tool that could be accessed via mobile devices may help clinicians in lower-resource settings avoid unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions for children with diarrhea, a study published today in eLife shows.
South Africa starts major HIV/AIDS vaccine trial
The launch of the first large-scale study to evaluate a candidate HIV vaccine on the African continent was announced today by study collaborators in the United States and South Africa. The trial will involve up to 3,000 participants at five sites throughout South Africa and is expected to continue for four years.
Cell Biosciences introduces FluorChem M MultiFluor for detectig multicolor fluorescent Western blots
Cell Biosciences, a provider of innovative protein analysis tools to life science researchers, today announced the launch of the latest addition to their premier line of next-generation imaging products, the FluorChem M MultiFluor system.
CDC says Romaine lettuce cannot be blamed yet for the E. coli outbreak
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Romaine lettuce alone cannot be blamed for the outbreak of E. coli infections that has already affected 57 people in the United States and Canada. The infections are all due to E. coli O157:H7 strain of the bacteria that produces the Shiga toxin.
Glaxo to pay $750 million in defective drug settlement
GlaxoSmithKline Plc, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, has agreed to pay $750 million to settle a U.S. government false-claims lawsuit over the sale of defective drugs. The lawsuit first filed in 2004 by Cheryl D. Eckard, a former global quality assurance manager for the London-based company came to a settlement finally. Eckard, 51, said, "This is not something I wanted to do, but because of patient safety it was necessary." Being the one to bring this to notice she would receive $96 million from the settlement money. She had warned the company earlier but was fired because of her efforts.
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