Family Medicine Doctors in Cornettsville, KY Accepting Medicare
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 Stacey Johnson, MD Family Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 464 Ky Highway 699, Cornettsville, KY 41731 Phone: 606-476-2593 Fax: 606-476-2347 |
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Researchers identify high-speed cellular transport mechanism
Our DNA and its architecture are duplicated every time our cells divide. Histone proteins are key building blocks of this architecture and contain crucial information that regulates our genes. Danish researchers show how an enzyme controls reliable and high-speed delivery of histones to DNA copying hubs in our cells. This shuttling mechanism is crucial to maintain normal function of our genes and prevent disease. The results are published in the journal Nature Communications.
Capital Pro-Égaux enters into settlement agreement with Nobel Biocare
Capital Pro-Égaux Inc. (the "Company") (NEX: CPE.H) announces that its wholly owned subsidiary, Technique d'usinage Sinlab Inc. ("Sinlab"), has entered into a settlement agreement with Nobel Biocare AB; Nobel Biocare Italiana S.r.l.; Nobel Biocare Holding AG; Nobel Biocare Deutschland GmbH; Nobel Biocare Canada, Inc., a Canadian federal corporation; Biocad Médical Inc., a Quebec provincial corporation; Nobel Biocare USA, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; and Nobel Biocare Procera, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; (collectively "Nobel Entities") pursuant to which it settled civil actions in the United States, Canada, Italy and Germany involving the Nobel Entities and Sinblab.
Extending bivalirudin treatment after PCI does not improve ischemic and bleeding outcomes
Extending treatment with the anticoagulant bivalirudin for at least four hours after completion of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) does not improve outcomes compared to stopping the treatment immediately after the procedure, according to results from the MATRIX Treatment Duration trial.
Engaging in physical activity not going to put at greater risk of knee osteoarthritis
Adults age 45 and older who engaged in moderate physical activity up to two and a half hours a week did not increase their risk of developing knee osteoarthritis over a 6-year follow-up period, a new study finds.
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