Dental Care Clinics in Independence, KY Accepting Medicare
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 Peter Family Dentistry Llc Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 2025 Declaration Dr Ste B, Independence, KY 41051 Phone: 859-429-1327 |
Mortenson Family Dental Center - Independence, Llc Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2052 Harris Pike, Independence, KY 41051 Phone: 859-898-2255 Fax: 859-898-2730 |
Struckhoff And Britt Orthodontics Pllc Dentist - Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1944 Declaration Dr, Independence, KY 41051 Phone: 859-356-6630 |
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Washington Independent examines QDDR process, implications for State Dept., USAID
The Washington Independent examines the State Department's Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, or QDDR, announced in June by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Anne-Marie Slaughter, the State Department's director of policy planning; James Michael, a senior USAID official; and Deputy Secretary of State Jack Lew are "in charge of creating the document — a process of managing five working groups chaired by top-level agency heads to produce an interim report in January and a final document by next September."
Social engagement transforms white fat into energy-burning brown fat
When mice are given a more engaging place to live with greater opportunities for social stimulation, some of their energy-storing white fat is transformed to energy-burning brown fat. As a result, the animals expend more energy and lose weight even as they eat more. The findings reported in the September Cell Metabolism, a Cell Press publication, point to the powerful effect that animals' social and physical environments can have on their metabolisms.
With panelists now in place, possible dynamics of a deal emerge
The special committee that will have to find $1.5 trillion in budget savings has a few members who will understand exactly what's at stake for Medicare and Medicaid. But others will only have a general idea — and it may be completely shaped by their political interests. Some of them won't have much of a health care background at all, but will have to get up to speed quickly.
Boosting radiation dose for prostate cancer patients does not increase severity of side effects
Boosting the radiation dose given to prostate cancer patients to a level that cut tumor recurrence in half did not increase the severity of side effects reported by patients up to a decade later. The study led by Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center researchers also found that patients characterized the impact of continuing side effects on their quality of life as considerably less bothersome than would be expected, based on earlier studies.
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