Clinical Social Workers in Cheltenham, MD Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. La Shawn Alvetta Bruce, LCSW-C Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 10300 Marlboro Woods Dr, Cheltenham, MD 20623 Phone: 646-294-5724 |
Sherrell Izlar-carr Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 10408 Terraco Dr, Cheltenham, MD 20623 Phone: 240-375-2143 Fax: 301-372-8927 |
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Hospital staff request Ontario government to fund $8M deficit of Cornwall Community Hospital
The Ontario government should fully fund the $8 million deficit of the Cornwall Community Hospital, hospital staff will request today, as they rally at lunchtime at the McConnell site. The rally is organized by CUPE Local 7811, which represents 600 nurses, clerical, maintenance, cleaning, dietary and support staff at the Cornwall Community Hospital.
Novozymes Biopharma, ThioLogics to collaborate on drug-albumin conjugation platform
Novozymes Biopharma has entered a new collaboration with UK-based biotechnology company, ThioLogics. The collaboration brings together Novozymes' modified recombinant human albumin (rAlbumin) Veltis technology, with ThioLogics' site-specific next generation maleimide conjugation platform. This allows Novozymes to offer the pharma industry serum stable albumin drug conjugates with enhanced pharmacokinetic and/or targeting capabilities.
Brain signals could act as remote controls
In their first human studies of the feasibility of using brain signals to operate external devices, researchers at Duke University Medical Center report that arrays of electrodes can provide useable signals for controlling such devices. The research team is now working to develop prototype devices that may enable paralyzed people to operate "neuroprosthetic" and other external devices using only their brain signals.
Asthma drugs improve performance in healthy non-asthmatic subjects
Popular asthma control drugs β2-agonists such as Albuterol, Formoterol, Terbutaline, etc. that are used as inhalers by millions of asthmatics around the world could have power and stamina enhancing properties in sportspersons, finds a new study.
Study finds potentially long-lasting impact of the pandemic on scientists
More than a year-and-a-half after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the scientific community is still feeling the effects of the vastly disruptive event -; and may for many years to come.
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