Clinical Social Workers in Noxon, MT Accepting Medicare
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 Tammy Denton Clark, LCSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1016 Mt Highway 200, Noxon, MT 59853 Phone: 406-253-0864 |
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Schering-Plough expands Vicriviroc study in treatment-naive patients with HIV
Schering-Plough Corporation has announced that it has extended to stage two an ongoing Phase II clinical study with vicriviroc, its investigational CCR5 antagonist, for use in first-line therapy of adult treatment-naive HIV-infected patients with R5-type virus only. In this study, vicriviroc is being evaluated in a novel nucleoside-sparing regimen that is designed to provide additional options for treatment-naive patients in a once daily regimen, while preserving other drug classes for subsequent lines of treatment.
Data important for global health policymaking
"Just like central bankers and ministers who need an accurate GDP figure for policymaking, health ministers need to know why their population is losing healthy life years," Denizhan Duran, a research assistant at the Center for Global Development, writes in the group's blog.
Evergreen Life propels digitalization of the NHS by giving 55 million people access to medical records
Evergreen Life, the App that allows people to manage their health and wellness by placing their personal health record at their fingertips, has surpassed 250,000 users.
Comparing publicly available hospital readmission rates can lead to misinformation
The odds that someone undergoing spinal surgery at a particular hospital will have to be readmitted to the same hospital within 30 days is an important measure of the quality of care patients receive. That's because these "hospital readmission rates" often reflect problems like hospital-acquired infections or complications from surgery.
New method provides cost-effective way to effectively diagnose genetic forms of high-cholesterol
A new genetic testing method developed at Western University called LipidSeq can identify a genetic basis for high-cholesterol in almost 70 per cent of a targeted patient population.
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