Dental Care Clinics in Purdys, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Healthy Smiles Dentistry Of Northern Westchester Pllc Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 509 B Route 22, Purdys, NY 10578 Phone: 914-277-4990 Fax: 914-277-5884 |
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Proton radiation therapy can help treat patients with hepatocellular carcinoma
Two new studies support and inform the use of proton radiation therapy to treat patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), a common but often fatal type of liver cancer for which there are limited treatment options. One study (Sanford et al.) suggests that proton radiation, compared to traditional photon radiation, can extend overall survival with reduced toxicity.
Ohio Board of Pharmacy approves CPSI's CPOE, E-MAR and Pharmacy applications
Computer Programs and Systems, Inc., a leading provider of healthcare information technology to community and specialty hospitals, announced today that the Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE), Electronic Medication Administration Record (E-MAR) and Pharmacy applications of the CPSI System have achieved "approvable" status from the Ohio Board of Pharmacy. To achieve "approvable" status, CPSI worked with the Board to enhance the security of CPSI's medication management solutions and validate compliance with the Board's standards for the integration of positive caregiver identification.
Argus to participate in National Council for Prescription Drug Programs focus group
Argus Health Systems Inc., a leading transparent pharmacy benefits administrator, will participate in a National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) focus group on March 20, 2012, to better understand the growing biopharmaceuticals industry.
President Obama discusses Africa's HIV/AIDS epidemic with president of Botswana
President Barack Obama met with Botswana's president, Ian Khama, on Thursday to discuss issues facing the country, including the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa, Bloomberg reports (Johnston, 11/5).
Health law's ripple effects on hospitals, schools, uninsured
The Kansas City Star reports that some uninsured patients fall through the cracks as hospitals cut back on charity care to persuade people to sign up for coverage. Some schools, meanwhile, are turning to private substitutes to avoid having to pay for their health coverage next year. In Colorado, Denver Health is back in the black, partly due to a dramatic decrease in uninsured patients.
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