Dental Care Clinics in Saluda, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Saluda Smiles Family Dentistry, P.a. Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 101 R L Sawyer Md Dr, Saluda, SC 29138 Phone: 864-445-8168 Fax: 864-445-2535 |
Saluda Dental Group Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 101 R.l. Sawyer M.d. Drive, Saluda, SC 29138 Phone: 864-445-8168 Fax: 864-445-2535 |
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New vaccines will protect against cancer
The leading cancer charity in Britain is predicting that thousands of cancers will be prevented every year as specific vaccines are developed.
Neural pathways explain the relationship between imagination and willingness to help
In those split seconds when people witness others in distress, neural pathways in the brain support the drive to help through facets of imagination that allow people to see the episode as it unfolds and envision how to aid those in need, according to a team of Boston College researchers.
Canadian programs underscore evidence of PEGETRON's positive outcomes in treating HCV infection
Results from two significant Canadian studies underscore the growing scientific evidence of PEGETRON's positive outcomes in the treatment of chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. Canadian investigators across the country collaborated to generate and analyze clinical data from the Canadian PEGETRON POWeR (Prospective Optimal Weight-based Dosing Response) and REDIPEN programs, which were presented at the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) Annual Meeting in Boston on November 1, 2009.
Dancing helps boys with ADHD
Dance therapy can be a successful method for reaching children and adolescents with problems. This has been shown in a research project at Karlstad University and the University College of Dance in Stockholm, Sweden.
Study suggests new strategy to kill melanoma cells
Think of the protein BH3 like a finger that turns off a cancer cell survival switch. The problem is that most cancer cells have found ways to remove this "finger" - commonly, by breaking the action of a gene called p53 that puts the BH3 finger in motion. Now think of Bcl-2 as the switch itself.
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