Dentists in Old Fort, NC Accepting Medicare
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 Cato Oliver Holler Jr., DDS Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 212 East Main Street, Old Fort, NC 28762 Phone: 828-668-4128 |
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Poll: Half of parents support delayed school start times for adolescents
Should teenagers be able to hit the snooze button one more time before school? Ask their parents and half say they would support later school start times, according to today's University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health.
Concord Medical announces joint venture with Chang'An Hospital for operation of cancer treatment facilities
Concord Medical Services Holdings Limited, the operator of the largest network of radiotherapy and diagnostic imaging centers in China, today announced that effective as of July 1, 2010 it has entered into a joint venture with Chang'An Hospital for the operation of Chang'An Hospital's cancer treatment facilities by acquiring a 52% equity interest in Xi'an Wan Jie Hua Xiang Medical Technology Development Limited.
Consumers shopping on health insurance exchange experience 'sticker shock'
USA Today reports prices may be higher than expected for some middle-class consumers who are not eligible for the health law's subsidies. Meanwhile, Politico highlights how one group - older Capitol Hill staffers - is reacting to this marketplace experience.
BSI publishes new standard to help protect vulnerable consumers
Despite technological advances, discrimination against consumers inhibited by disabilities or disadvantaged by personal circumstances remains a significant problem. Many people today find themselves excluded by mainstream, day-to-day services on which they rely, such as banks, utilities, telecoms, health services and local authority providers. Their vulnerability can be hidden, a consequence of personal trauma or a health condition, or temporary resulting from a job loss. These are complex issues for organizations to identify and respond to appropriately.
Study finds relationship between bacterial infections, acute asthma attacks in children
"We found a significant relationship between bacterial infections and acute asthma attacks - above and beyond the expected relationship between viral infections and attacks," says Hans Bisgaard, a professor of paediatrics at the DPAC.
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