Counselors in Marion, AL Accepting Medicare
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 Mr. Tom S. Alsabrook, LPC Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 104 Edwards St, Marion, AL 36756 Phone: 334-683-9957 Fax: 334-683-4114 |
Mr. Robert Wayne Williams, LPC Counselor - Professional Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 104 Edwards St, Marion, AL 36756 Phone: 334-683-9957 Fax: 334-683-4114 |
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First patient dosed in Novan's Phase 3 program to evaluate efficacy of SB204 Gel in treatment of acne
Novan, Inc. today announced that the first patient has been dosed in its Phase 3 program to evaluate the efficacy and safety of its topical nitric oxide product candidate SB204 Gel in the treatment of acne vulgaris ("acne"). The Company is running two identically designed Phase 3 pivotal trials in parallel and expects to report top-line results in the first half of 2017.
UTSA research aims to use sulfur to expedite new drug development
Organosulfur compounds are widely present in our bodies and the natural environment. They are found in onions, shallots and even cauliflower. Medical research finds that when consumed, they can protect against cancer, heart disease and even diabetes. There is also evidence of these compounds' antiviral and antibacterial uses. About a quarter of all pharmaceutical drugs currently use OSCs.
Drug trial seeking treatment option for hyperphagia in patients with Prader-Willi Syndrome
One in every 15,000 children is affected by Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), a complex, genetic endocrine condition caused by a disorder of chromosome 15. It's non-inheritable, meaning the condition isn't passed down from a family member.
Scientists reveal how lymphatic system develops in embryo
For over one hundred years, scientists have debated the question of the origins of the lymphatic system - a parallel system to the blood vessels that serves as a conduit for everything from immune cells to fat molecules to cancer cells. This issue has now been resolved by Dr. Karina Yaniv of Weizmann Institute's Biological Regulation Department. In a study reported online today in Nature, she and her team revealed how the lymphatic system develops in the embryo and for the first time managed to grow lymphatic cells in the lab.
New TAU study offers tangible hope of curing Mantle Cell Lymphoma
With a median survival rate of just five to seven years, Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) is considered the most aggressive known blood cancer - and available therapies are scarce. Three thousand Americans are diagnosed with MCL every year, and despite progress in personalized therapies to treat metastases elsewhere in the body, systemic therapeutic drug delivery to cancerous blood cells continues to challenge the world of cancer research.
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