Counselors in Pottsville, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Heather Hallum, LPC Counselor - Professional Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 5395 W Ash St Ste 2, Pottsville, AR 72858 Phone: 479-339-0039 Fax: 479-339-0038 |
Patricia Ann Ricketts Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5395 W Ash St, Pottsville, AR 72858 Phone: 479-339-0039 |
Jessica Swartz, LPC Counselor - Professional Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 5395 W Ash St Ste 2, Pottsville, AR 72858 Phone: 479-339-0039 Fax: 479-339-0038 |
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Hi-tech lab taps advanced technology to boost Singapore's future pandemic response
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and Pathnova Laboratories, a medical diagnostic company backed by Temasek Life Sciences Accelerator and headquartered in Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, is contributing to Singapore's COVID-19 diagnostic capability through its partnership in a new clinical diagnostic laboratory.
Squabbling Democrats prepare to move ahead on health bills without GOP
The New York Times: "Democrats now say they see little chance of the minority's cooperation in approving any overhaul, and are increasingly focused on drawing support for a final plan from within their own ranks. Top Democrats said Tuesday that their go-it-alone view was being shaped by what they saw as Republicans' purposely strident tone against health care legislation during this month's Congressional recess, as well as remarks by leading Republicans that current proposals were flawed beyond repair."
Researchers report evidence linking 'vaping' to increased likelihood of asthma and COPD
Using data from a large federal government telephone survey of adults, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers report evidence that inhaling heated tobacco vapor through e-cigarettes was linked to increased odds of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, conditions long demonstrated to be caused by smoking traditional, combustible cigarettes.
Over 100 million in India may have been infected by SARS-CoV-2
A large new study posted on the preprint server medRxiv describes the seropositivity rate to this virus, as well as the persistence of antibodies over time, both neutralizing and others.
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