Clinical Social Workers in Ladson, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Elizabeth Escalona Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 208 Hollytree Cir, Ladson, SC 29456 Phone: 757-968-2919 |
Sharana Sloss, LISW-CP Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 118 Hollytree Cir, Ladson, SC 29456 Phone: 843-480-5150 |
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Choline intake during pregnancy increases brain grey and white matter in young pigs
Choline intake during pregnancy can influence infant metabolism and brain development, according to a series of studies from the University of Illinois. Although the role of choline in neurodevelopment has been studied before in rodents, the new research, done with pigs, has more relevance to humans.
Intralytix awarded U.S. patent for bacteriophage treatment of colonization by pathogenic bacteria
Intralytix, Inc., announced today that it has been issued a patent by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office covering the use of bacteriophages to reduce the risk of bacterial infection in persons colonized with pathogenic bacteria including MRSA.
Very preterm babies have trouble bonding with their care-givers due to neurological impairments
A new study suggests that some very preterm babies have trouble bonding with their care-givers due to neurological impairments and not to the way their parents interact with them.
Spectranetics receives FDA go ahead to market laser catheters
Spectranetics Corporation has announced it has received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market its TURBO elite line of laser catheters for the treatment of all stenoses and occlusions within arteries of the leg.
Scientists to combine NK cell therapy with immunocytokine to target childhood cancer
Researchers have made rapid advances in understanding how to manipulate the immune system safely to destroy cancer cells. Adoptive transfer of haploidentical natural killer cells has shown promise as a treatment option to target and kill cancer cells in a less toxic way than conventional therapies. Now for the first time, scientists will combine NK cell therapy with an immunocytokine to target children with relapsed/refractory disease including those with bulky tumors.
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