Counselors in Sterling, MA Accepting Medicare

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Ms. Lynne Tracy Cooke, LMHC,MA Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2 Beverly Dr, Sterling, MA 01564 Phone: 978-422-2300

Grexia Roig Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 66 Maple St Unit A, Sterling, MA 01564 Phone: 787-425-1035

Malcolm Rose Sushchyk, LICSW 00012367 Counselor Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 163 Princeton Rd, Sterling, MA 01564 Phone: 650-516-6672

Heather Whitney, LMHC Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6 Glendale Ave, Sterling, MA 01564 Phone: 508-335-0989

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Obstetric fistula, impact on women

Reuters on Friday examined obstetric fistula and its impact on women living with the condition (Ringler, Reuters, 3/30). Obstetric fistulas develop when a fetus becomes lodged during labor in the narrow birth canal of a girl or young woman, causing pressure that blocks the flow of blood to vital tissues and tearing holes in the bowel, urethra or both, causing incontinence.

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New recommendations on standards, ways to communicate quality of probiotics to end-users

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Scientists investigate natural chemical compound in sea sponges to create novel anti-cancer drugs

Scientists in London are turning to sea sponges to help them learn more about anti-cancer drugs. Using his £106,079 grant from the Association for International Cancer Research Dr Matthew Fuchter and his team are investigating a naturally-occurring chemical found in the sea sponge.

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