Counselors in Dimondale, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Allen Richard Petty I, LMSW,CAC Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 181 Arlington Dr, Dimondale, MI 48821 Phone: 517-525-6544 |
Dr. Nathanael Mark Stephens, LP, LPC Counselor Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 650 Waverly Rd, Dimondale, MI 48821 Phone: 517-507-6410 Fax: 517-882-9969 |
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HIV would 'remain a threat' even if world achieved 'AIDS-free generation' by any definition
Lawrence Altman, former senior medical correspondent for the New York Times, writes in an opinion analysis in the newspaper that while there was much discussion about "ending the AIDS epidemic" and an "AIDS-free generation" at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) last week in Washington, D.C., "[o]ne obstacle is a failure to clearly define the epidemic or what it means to have an AIDS-free generation."
Disabled Veterans National Foundation offers support to VA's PCCC initiative
The Disabled Veterans National Foundation, a non-profit veterans service organization that focuses on helping men and women who serve and return home wounded or sick after defending our safety and our freedom, is offering its support to the Department of Veterans Affairs' new initiative to expand healthcare services to veterans.
Meditation improves cognition in people with memory loss
The Alzheimer's Research and Prevention Foundation today announced data demonstrating that a specific meditation performed daily for eight weeks increased brain activity in areas central to memory and actually improved cognition in patients suffering from memory problems. The results of the study, conducted at the University of Pennsylvania, were published in an early online version of an article scheduled to appear in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease (Volume 20:2, April 2010).
A better handle for researchers to tackle Alzheimer's disease
Since the approval of four cholinesterase inhibitors in the 1990s and memantine in 2003, there have been no new treatments for Alzheimer's disease, a condition that currently affects more than 35 million people worldwide.
Historical case studies: Pandemics in past societies
Whether it's the plague, cholera or currently COVID-19: epidemics are part of human history. Long before there were vaccinations or microscopes for the investigation of pathogens, societies had to develop coping strategies.
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