Dental Care Clinics in Neillsville, WI Accepting Medicare
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 John Scaletta D.d.s.ltd. Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 808 West Fifth St., Neillsville, WI 54456 Phone: 715-743-3293 Fax: 715-743-3294 |
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Survey finds most people with diabetes don't know about highly prevalent, serious complication
A new national survey commissioned by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) reveals that, while the majority of people with diabetes experience symptoms associated with diabetic neuropathy (nerve damage) - a serious complication of diabetes that leads to sensations of pain and/or numbness, tingling or "pins and needles" in the feet and hands - only a small minority have been diagnosed with this condition.
Scientists successfully crystallise key norovirus enzyme
With the number of norovirus infection cases rising across the country, scientists from the University of Southampton have successfully crystallised a key norovirus enzyme, which could help in the development of a norovirus treatment.
Neutra working to help end staph infections in locker rooms
With football season now in full swing, a dangerous, highly resistant strain of staph infections is plaguing locker rooms across the country, potentially costing organizations such as the NFL and NCAA millions of dollars. Neutra Corp., a growing provider of all-natural wellness solutions, is working to help end the costly epidemic.
Mental health 'bible' starts revamp with new terminology, diagnoses
The Wall Street Journal: "Mental-health experts wrestling with how to fit temper tantrums, hoarding and even Internet addiction into the current understanding of mental illness are proposing changes to the field's primary reference for diagnoses for the first time in 16 years. The draft revisions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders—the bible for mental health clinicians and researchers—unveiled Wednesday could have effects that ripple through mental health care."
Revolutionary imaging technique may help diagnose and treat cancer
A first-of-its-kind nanoparticle-based in vivo imaging technique that may one day be used to help diagnose and even treat cancer has been developed by researchers collaborating from Michigan State, Johns Hopkins and Stanford universities.
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