Clinical Social Workers in St.clairsville, OH Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Patricia Ann Bousquet, MSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: Va Primary Care Clinic, 103 Plaza Drive, Suite A, St.clairsville, OH 42950 Phone: 740-695-9321 Fax: 740-695-6212 |
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Democratic convention, night 2: Defending the ACA and attacking Trump on pandemic
The second night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention featured a 17-person keynote speech, past presidents, a roll call vote that doubled as a virtual tour of the United States and an emphasis on health care and national security issues.
METACARDIS project to develop and implement personalized treatments for patients with CMDs
Thanks to the support of the European Commission, fourteen partners in six European countries will work together over a five-year period to translate the results obtained with novel CMD diagnosis and treatment methods and pave the way for personalised medicine in CMDs. Researchers and clinicians from the Institute of Cardiometabolism and Nutrition (ICAN) will also be involved in the METACARDIS project.
UCLA, UTHealth develop new PCBD Checklist for Youth
The first test ever constructed to assess Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder—a problematic syndrome of grief—has been jointly published by researchers from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston and The University of California, Los Angeles.
URI professor studies rare hereditary disorder Fanconi anemia in children
When 2-year-old Logan Stevenson served as best man at his parents' wedding just days before he died of a rare genetic disorder, it drew international attention to a disease about which few people had ever heard. Hearing about Logan's story added another level of urgency to the research being conducted by University of Rhode Island Associate Professor Niall Howlett.
India's Serum Institute gears up to make millions of doses of potential COVID-19 vaccine
The Serum Institute of India plans to start manufacturing Oxford University's COVID-19 vaccine in 3 weeks to get a head start on production, the company announced. This comes even as experts warn that any successful vaccine will take two or more years to come on the market.
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