Clinical Social Workers in Perry, GA Accepting Medicare

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Mrs. Alexandra Dominique Mason Ceaser Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 103 Country Breeze Ct, Perry, GA 31069 Phone: 773-301-9874

Nakesha S Smith Burch Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1005 Creekwood Dr, Perry, GA 31069 Phone: 229-376-9883

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Yawning gulf between maternal mortality policies and implementation

As the UN Special Rapporteur on maternal mortality in India points out there is a 'yawning gulf between commendable maternal mortality policies and their urgent, focused, sustained, systematic and effective implementation', the May issue of Reproductive Health Matters explores the causes and impact of this gap, but also highlights hopeful signs of progress.

Study shows favorable impact of medication on cardiac structure and function

For the first time, medication has impacted heart muscle thickness and function for patients with the most common inherited heart condition, rather than simply addressing their symptoms.

Researchers use mTeSR1 medium for deriving human induced pluripotent stem cells

In a landmark paper, researchers at Stanford University have described a new way to derive human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) without the use of contaminating mouse feeder cells. Using adipose cells as the starting cell population and mTeSR™1, a defined medium that allows the expansion of human embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells without the use of feeders, the researchers were able to fully reprogram the cells to the pluripotent state.

Researchers identify mutations that destabilize DNA structure that turns a gene off

Researchers at the University of Louisville's James Graham Brown Cancer Center have identified for the first time mutations that destabilize a DNA structure that turns a gene off. These mutations occur at four specific sites in what is known as the "hTERT promoter" in more than 75 percent of glioblastomas and melanomas.

Despite new doubts, ‘hotspotting' help for heavy health care users marches on

A highly publicized approach to lowering health costs failed to pass rigorous study this month, but hospitals, insurers and government health programs don't intend to give up on the idea.

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