Clinical Social Workers in Porter, TX Accepting Medicare

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Chandre Ward, LCSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 21311 Avett Dr, Porter, TX 77365 Phone: 713-419-8865

Mrs. Kristina Nicole Irwin, LCSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 23432 Albert Dr Unit A, Porter, TX 77365 Phone: 760-828-8467

Miss Kristin Elizabeth Malaer, LCSW-S Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 4564 Argonne Woods Dr, Porter, TX 77365 Phone: 281-608-9357

Linda Olisa Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 20515 Heath House, Porter, TX 77365 Phone: 281-736-8154

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Peace Corps Volunteers provide HIV/AIDS prevention, awareness

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University of Granada research warns about negative effects of benevolent sexism

Research conducted at the University of Granada warns about the negative effects of the so-called "benevolent sexism", a term used for apparently "positive" ideas and attitudes of men towards women, which are based on the assumption that men must take care of and sacrifice themselves for women.

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Indian government health insurance program benefits health of the poor

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Diabetes researchers look at pizza to find slow and steady insulin delivery wins the race

With its doughy, carbohydrate-dense crust and high fat content, pizza can wreak havoc in people with diabetes. A Penn State Diabetes Center study suggests a slow and steady insulin-dosing pattern may best combat the glucose-raising effects of that common favorite food.

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