Dentists in Clinton, WI Accepting Medicare
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 Andrew Frank Shuler, DDS Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 714 Milwaukee Rd, Clinton, WI 53525 Phone: 608-676-4812 Fax: 608-676-5229 |
Dr. Brian A Hamann, DDS Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 301 Allen St, Clinton, WI 53525 Phone: 608-676-5415 Fax: 608-676-5733 |
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Pregnancy raises risk of heart attacks
According to a new study pregnancy and related hormonal changes that continue 12 weeks after giving birth increase a woman's risk of heart attack. Although the likelihood of having a heart attack during pregnancy is very low - just 1 in every 16,000 deliveries - it is still 3 to 4 times higher than non-pregnant women of the same age.
New scientific data reveals wood pallets present dangerous risks to our foods and medicines
Coming on the heels of the sweeping Tylenol recall, new scientific data from independent tests reveal more about the hidden dangers of wood pallets and the threat they pose to the foods we eat and the medications we rely on every day.
AMP comments on array-based cytogenetic tests at FDA's public meeting
Today, the Association for Molecular Pathology presented comments at the US Food & Drug Administration's public meeting on array-based cytogenetic tests. The FDA convened the meeting to seek answers to more than a dozen questions they had on how to evaluate the performance, interpret results and report findings of array-based cytogenetic tests for copy number variation.
HIV-infected African Americans likely to develop kidney failure: Study
Among African Americans, HIV infection is increasingly recognized as an important risk factor for developing chronic kidney disease. African American men and women are more likely to die from the complications of HIV infection compared with Caucasian men and women.
Research findings provide new insight into skeletal development
Too little of a protein called neogenin results in a smaller skeleton during development and sets the stage for a more fragile bone framework lifelong, Medical College of Georgia researchers report.
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