Dental Care Clinics in Three Oaks, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Debra Z Mannia P.l.l.c. Clinic/Center - Dental Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 103 S Elm St, Three Oaks, MI 49128 Phone: 269-756-5431 |
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SIR, Custom Computer Specialists sign licensing agreement to promote development of HI-IQ
The Society of Interventional Radiology and Custom Computer Specialists Inc. have entered into an exclusive, long-term licensing agreement to promote innovation and the development of HI-IQ-, the leading information management system for interventional radiology.
BMJ News examines outcomes of U.N. Human Development Index
BMJ News examines the results of the recent U.N. Human Development Index, which documents "people's wellbeing in 182 countries and territories around the world." The 2009 report reveals the wide disparities between developing and wealthy countries in the investment in health and health outcomes. "For example, a child born in a country that ranks low on the index," like Niger, "can expect to live just over 50 years—17 years less than in a medium ranked country and 30 years less than in the highest ranked countries," the journal writes.
Hull House, ARAMARK Building Community introduce Community Health Engagement initiative
Serving communities throughout Chicago, Jane Addams Hull House Association is one of the oldest and largest social service agencies in the area serving over 60,000 individuals and families in 42 locations. As an organization serving people and communities impacted by poverty, domestic violence, homelessness, joblessness and other challenges, their clients are also impacted by the health crisis of obesity.
OpenMRS community drives the world's largest open source project to tackle Ebola virus
An accurate, up to the minute, accessible medical record system is fundamental to effective treatment and tracking of the Ebola virus.
Terminally-ill patients often denied chance to die at home
Many terminally-ill patients cannot die at home because of a lack of services and training in palliative care, say researchers from the University of Warwick.
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