Dentists in Island Pond, VT Accepting Medicare
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 Marc I Parenteau, DMD Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 82 Maple Street, Island Pond, VT 05846 Phone: 802-723-4300 |
 Dr. Amanda Lynn Munger, DMD Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: Po Box 425, Island Pond, VT 05846 Phone: 802-723-4300 |
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MR Solutions introduces new gradient coil upgrade service for MRI imaging systems
MR Solutions, subsidiary MRS Magnetics, is launching a gradient coil upgrade service for coil replacement within preclinical MRI imaging systems.
Longer looks: A doctor struggles with new health system; how to reduce end-of-life costs; fighting cancer with aspirin
I know how lucky I am to be a patient who happens to also work in the healthcare system. ... Initially, I had to use antibiotic drops every hour. But my insurance would only cover one three-milliliter bottle every three weeks. Each bottle not covered by insurance cost me $130. ... My own experience makes me fear that for many Americans, health insurance may not necessarily equal health care. Access and cost will still remain barriers-;and can be difficult to surmount for many (Dr. Helen Ouyang, 2/24)
Cord traction removal of placenta safer than hand method after Caesareans
In Caesarean deliveries the placenta is usually removed by hand or by a technique known as 'cord traction'. A recent systematic review by Cochrane Researchers shows that cord traction poses less risk to the mother than manual removal.
Pfizer commences recruitment for Phase I clinical trial of SA3Ag vaccine
Inhibitex, Inc. today announced that its collaborator, Pfizer, Inc., has initiated patient recruitment for 408-patient, randomized, double-blind Phase I clinical trial to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity of three ascending dose levels of a 3-antigen Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) vaccine (SA3Ag) in healthy adults.
Obama aides say media blitz helps; polls show majority of Americans unworried by costs, quality
White House advisers believe the strategy of blanketing the airwaves with President Obama's live speeches has been an effective one in gaining a foothold in the health care debate, Roll Call reports. After a particularly media-heavy month for the president, critics have said Obama is "overexposed." His aides, however, call that "dominating news cycles," a welcome change after an August in which harsh criticism of the president's plans stole headlines.
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