Dental Care Clinics in Mount Holly, NC Accepting Medicare
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 Mount Holly Dentistry Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 126 W Charlotte Ave, Mount Holly, NC 28120 Phone: 704-827-8446 Fax: 704-827-6131 |
Raymond A. Jokubaitis, D.m.d., P.a. Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 126 W Charlotte Ave, Mount Holly, NC 28120 Phone: 704-827-8446 Fax: 704-822-1069 |
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WHO convenes lawmakers from Southeast Asia to discuss bolstering of health systems in region
This week the WHO brought together lawmakers from across Southeast Asia in Bangkok "to discuss how to bolster their health systems back home," IRIN reports. Meeting participants were "called on to advocate the boosting of health spending, workforces and access to health care in their home countries in addition to drafting 'healthy public policies,' such as conducting health assessments before large infrastructural projects are undertaken," the news service writes.
Roundup: Abortion bill heads to Mich. Gov's desk; Calif. health care special session priorities; Nurse practitioner role debated in Minn.
An omnibus abortion bill, approved by the Senate on Wednesday, passed the House early this morning by a 72-35 vote, after a controversial requirement that an aborted fetus be buried, cremated or interred was removed earlier this week. Democrats offered a handful of amendments, some referred to as "what's good for the goose is good for the gander," to require men to undergo physical exams before being prescribed Viagra or to get a vasectomy. But all the amendments were shot down. Gov. Rick Snyder is expected to sign the bill into law.
HHS issues guidance on waivers for health plan limits
The Hill: "The Department of Health and Human Services has released guidance for health plans seeking a waiver from the healthcare reform law's restrictions on plans' ability to place annual limits on essential health benefits.
WHO warns of one billion death toll from tobacco
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a stark warning about smoking saying that unless urgent action is taken, by the year 2100 tobacco could kill one billion people.
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