Clinical Social Workers in Somerset, WI Accepting Medicare
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 Heather Boorman, LICSW, APSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 705 Rivard St, Somerset, WI 54025 Phone: 651-319-1102 |
Mrs. Jessica Lynn Tomsen, LICSW Clinical Social Worker Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 712 Rivard St, Suite 7, Somerset, WI 54025 Phone: 651-900-9540 Fax: 651-340-2909 |
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Label reading is even more effective than exercise: Analysis
Diet and exercise have long been the top two elements of effective weight loss. Now add a third: reading the labels on packaged foods. Washington State University Economist Bidisha Mandal has found that middle-aged Americans who want to lose weight and who take up the label-reading habit are more likely to lose weight than those who don't. In some cases, label reading is even more effective than exercise.
AES releases new guideline to help physicians treat status epilepticus patients effectively
Status epilepticus - continuous or rapid sequential seizure activity for 30 minutes or more - is a medical emergency with a high mortality rate in both children and adults. Prompt and effective treatment is key; therefore the American Epilepsy Society has released a new guideline to help physicians, hospitals, and health systems treat patients effectively.
Biochemists create new tool to help diagnose POLG disorders and predict outcomes
Providing answers - or at least more information - to the most difficult medical questions is the aim of medical scientists. And how research findings are translated and made available can be as important as the discoveries themselves.
Traumatic sexual incidents may cause serious mental health problems: Research
Traumatic sexual incidents may cause serious mental health problems in the years after the events, research at the University of Ulster has shown. Using a unique investigative method, researchers at the University's Psychology Research Institute examined the mental health of women who had visited rape crisis centres - and it showed that sexual trauma plays a role in the development of psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia.
Shoulder to cry on best answer for low mood
The most common ways to beat low mood are having someone to talk to and being hugged, a survey published by a mental health charity has found.
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