Counselors in White Marsh, MD - Medicare Status, Address, Contact

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Mr. Jason Holmes, LCPC
Counselor - Professional
Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare
Practice Location: 5430 Campbell Blvd Ste 211, White Marsh, MD 21162
Phone: 410-893-4600 Fax: 443-640-4358

Erica Patrice Jones, LGPC
Counselor - Professional
Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare
Practice Location: 5430 Campbell Blvd Ste 113, White Marsh, MD 21162
Phone: 410-931-5010

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Immunotherapy may also help elderly cancer patients

Cancer is much more likely in the elderly than the young, and their bodies often are less prepared to fight the disease and the often-toxic side effects of treatment.

Jump in cancer-related clots

Blood clots are increasingly common in cancer patients, but University of Rochester Medical Center researchers have created a novel risk model that can predict, with 98 percent certainty, which patients will not get a blood clot.

Aptus reports successful treatment with EndoStapling System in Europe

Aptus Endosystems Inc., a medical device company developing advanced technology for endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR), announced that several patients with aortic aneurysm disease have been successfully treated with the Aptus EndoStapling System in Europe. The innovative helical staple technology enables independent endograft fixation, and is designed to approximate suturing in an open surgical anastomosis. The company continues to build on its U.S. clinical experience which includes 176 patients and deployment of more than 900 EndoStaples.

Raising alcohol prices does not always reduce sales

Both research and policy initiatives tend to support increasing the prices of alcohol beverages as a way of reducing alcohol sales and related problems. However, a study in the January issue of Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research has found that across-the-board price increases may not always have the intended effects on alcohol sales.

Express Scripts finds decline in 2012 U.S. spending on traditional prescription drugs

For the first time in more than 20 years, there was a decrease in 2012 U.S. spending on traditional prescription drugs — primarily pills people take to treat more common diseases such as high cholesterol and high blood pressure — according to new data released today by Express Scripts.

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