Dental Care Clinics in Rockaway Park, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Smile Masters Llc Dentist - Pediatric Dentistry Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 11412 Beach Channel Dr Ste 4, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 Phone: 718-924-2091 |
Rockaway Beach Orthodontics, Pc Dentist - Pediatric Dentistry Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 11412 Beach Channel Dr Ste 4, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 Phone: 718-924-2091 |
5b105strdentalpc Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5 Beach 105th St, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 Phone: 718-474-0007 Fax: 718-474-0004 |
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Engineered vaginal Lactobacilli could reduce heterosexual HIV-1 transmission in women
A normal, predominant bacterial species of the healthy vaginal microbiota can be engineered for potential use as a novel protective agent against HIV-1 transmission in women, according to a new publication from scientists at Osel, Inc. and their collaborators.
New image-guided therapy system to aid clinicians in a variety of procedures developed by Philips
Royal Philips, a leader in health technology, today announced the global launch of Azurion, its next generation image-guided therapy (IGT) platform that integrates advanced interventional tools into one clinician platform. Combining advancements in vascular surgery, interventional cardiology, oncology and neuroradiology, Azurion provides procedure cards that allow clinicians to pre-program routine tasks and user preferences while state-of-the-art ergonomic design and an intuitive user interface lets clinicians swiftly and confidently perform a wide range of routine and complex procedures in the interventional lab.
Intermittent androgen suppression therapy for prostate cancer
Androgen suppression - the inhibition of testosterone and other male hormones - is a routine therapy for prostate cancer. Unfortunately, it can dramatically reduce the quality of patients' sex lives and, more importantly, lead to cancer recurrence in a more deadly androgen-independent form.
Johns Hopkins researchers identify a key protein that triggers sarcoidosis
Lung researchers at Johns Hopkins have identified a possible protein trigger responsible for sarcoidosis, a potentially fatal inflammatory disease marked by tiny clumps of inflammatory cells that each year leave deep, grainy scars on the lungs, lymph nodes, skin and almost all major organs in hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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