Family Medicine Doctors in Marissa, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Kelly Ann Wood, M.D. Family Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 521 N Borders Ave Ste C, Marissa Medical Clinic, Marissa, IL 62257 Phone: 618-295-1591 |
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U of U Health awarded funding to establish new Center of Excellence for Total Worker Health
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has awarded U of U Health funding to establish a new Utah-based Center of Excellence for Total Worker Health as part of its national initiative to improve workplace wellness and safety through innovative collaborative work.
UK Medical Device Companies in the Spotlight at the Medilink UK Awards 2015
News-Medical.net was proud to sponsor this year's Medilink UK Innovation Award. The Innovation Award was presented to The Learning Clinic for their VitalPAC Nurse software platform which is used to capture patient observations in real time...
Safety rules lag in biotech industry
The New York Times reports that safety rules for biotechnology workers sometimes expose them to dangerous pathogens. "Whether handling deadly pathogens for biowarfare research, harnessing viruses to do humankind's bidding or genetically transforming cells to give them powers not found in nature, the estimated 232,000 employees in the nation's most sophisticated biotechnology labs work amid imponderable hazards. And some critics say the modern biolab often has fewer federal safety regulations than a typical blue-collar factory."
Microscope objectives for ultra-deep biological imaging introduced by Olympus
Two dedicated microscope objectives optimized for deep, high-resolution imaging of life science specimens up to 8mm beneath the surface have been introduced by Olympus.
Botox - a potential for therapy of weak bladders in women
The study, published in the journal European Urology, was carried out at eight uro-gynecology centers in the UK from 2006 to 2009 by researchers from the University of Leicester. A total of 240 women were split into two groups, with 122 women given Botox and 118 receiving a dummy treatment. Researchers found improvements across a range of symptoms, including wetting oneself and feeling a need to rush to the toilet, and how often the women 'leaked' urine.
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