Dentists in Quincy Centre, MA Accepting Medicare
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 John Hsueh Jen Liao Lee, DDS Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1250 Hancock Street, Suite 123, Quincy Centre, MA 02169 Phone: 617-471-8161 Fax: 617-471-8181 |
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New, versatile technique for remote control of transplanted cells in Parkinson's
Neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson's disease are a major public health issue, especially given the ageing population in Europe and beyond. Parkinson's now affects more than 1 900 people per 100 000 among those aged 80 and older.
Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust deploys The Learning Clinic's VitalPAC system to improve patient safety
Healthcare improvement company The Learning Clinic is announcing that its VitalPAC Nurse and VitalPAC Doctor products are to be rolled out by Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust. This adds a further 18 wards to the more than 600 across the country where VitalPAC is already helping to improve efficiency and patient safety.
New collaboration brings innovative marketplace of health systems to New York tri-state area
Brighton Health Plan Solutions today announced the launch of Create, the first marketplace of health systems in the New York tri-state area. Create is collaborating directly with leading health systems, including Mount Sinai Health System, Long Island Health Network, and Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, in order to immediately reduce health care costs and simultaneously increase health care quality for members and their families in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Research on genetic mutations could lead to accurate diagnosis of USH, says scientist
Usher syndrome, an inherited condition involving both hearing and vision loss, is not a simply recessively inherited disease, a scientist will tell the annual conference of the European Society of Human Genetics today (Saturday). Dr. Hanno Bolz, Associate Medical Director of the Bioscientia Centre for Human Genetics, Ingelheim, Germany, and active in teaching and research at the University Hospital of Cologne, will say that his team's research challenges the traditional view that USH was inherited as a single gene disorder, and shows that it may result from at least two different genetic mutations.
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