Clinical Social Workers in Burdett, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Astra Titus, MSW, JD Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 4893 Nichols Rd, Burdett, NY 14818 Phone: 607-215-5422 |
Mrs. Barbara Hale-seubert, LCSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 3835 N Falls Rd, Burdett, NY 14818 Phone: 607-703-0510 Fax: 607-703-0510 |
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Review of Mersana Therapeutics's lead compound, XMT-1001 to be published
Mersana Therapeutics, a platform-based cancer therapeutics company, announced today that a review of the Company's lead compound, XMT-1001, will appear in the November 12, 2009 special issue of Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews on Polymer Therapeutics: Clinical Applications and Challenges for Development.
Research findings open door to new model for health and fitness measurement
A University of Southern California study appearing in the current issue of peer-review journal, Nutrition Research reports that the user-friendly, Web-native Stayhealthy BC1 System offers clinical-grade body composition analysis comparable to the most rigorous clinical tools. According to the company, the study's findings open the door to a new, far more effective and engaging model for health and fitness measurement, reporting body composition analysis, rather than body weight or the outdated body mass index.
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Study finds higher mortality and lower transplant rates among Black patients with cirrhosis
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