Dental Care Clinics in Middleville, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Kortni Matteson Dds Pllc Clinic/Center - Dental Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 4710 N M 37 Hwy, Middleville, MI 49333 Phone: 269-760-1229 Fax: 269-795-8881 |
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Global development partners meet in Washington to discuss NTD control efforts
"'Hundreds of millions of children and adults in Africa live at risk of disfigurement, impaired development, blindness, and even death from seven major preventable so-called neglected tropical diseases [NTDs], including river blindness, elephantiasis, trachoma, and various types of intestinal parasites,' said World Bank President Jim Yong Kim at the opening of a November 16-18 conference in Washington D.C.: Uniting to Combat NTDs: Translating the London Declaration into Action," the World Bank reports in an article on its webpage.
Researchers use new technique that can partially move tumors from inoperable locations in brain
One factor that makes glioblastoma cancers so difficult to treat is that malignant cells from the tumors spread throughout the brain by following nerve fibers and blood vessels to invade new locations.
Gladstone Institutes announces new business endeavor with Evotec and Dolby Family Ventures
The Gladstone Institutes announces the creation of Cure Network Ventures Inc. and Cure Network Dolby Acceleration Partners, LLC, a business endeavor with Dolby Family Ventures and Evotec AG, which will focus on Alzheimer's disease. Working through Cure Network Ventures, Inc., the new company will help expedite the translation of relevant scientific discoveries from the Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease into the development of potential therapies.
SLF, UCD to offer group dental benefit plans
The U.S. business group of Sun Life Financial Inc. announced today a partnership with United Concordia Dental to offer group dental benefit plans.
Canadian researchers develop portable device to monitor HIV in rural areas
A team of Canadian researchers has "created a portable device that uses a computer chip with software capable of analyzing blood tests outside the lab ... that could make it easier, faster and cheaper to track the progression of HIV in patients living in the developing world," Postmedia News/Vancouver Sun reports.
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