Family Medicine Doctors in Birch Tree, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Jon W. Roberts, DO Family Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: Highway 99 & O'banion Street, Birch Tree, MO 65438 Phone: 573-292-3214 Fax: 573-292-4442 |
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Cellectricon resumes litigation against Fluxion Biosciences over alleged patent infringement
Cellectricon AB today announced that it has resumed its litigation against Fluxion Biosciences, Inc. Cellectricon filed the lawsuit in July 2009 in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California alleging infringement of several United States patents issued or licensed to Cellectricon for microfluidic technology used in Cellectricon's state-of-the-art ion channel drug screening solution, the Dynaflow(R)HT System. Cellectricon's U.S. Patents Nos. 7,390,650, 7,470,518 and 7,563,614 have been asserted in the litigation, as well as U.S. Patent No. 5,376,252, which is owned by Gyros, and licensed to Cellectricon.
PETA reports show that animal research failed to benefit human health
Animal research has failed to benefit human health, wasted limited public research funds, misled clinicians, and harmed countless animals unnecessarily, finds a new report by PETA scientists Emily Trunnell, Ph.D., and Frances Cheng, Ph.D.
Memphis Mayor supports new program that assists individuals with bipolar disorder
On November 17 at 2:00 pm, Memphis Mayor AC Wharton will announce during a press conference at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center his support for the a new cooperative venture that assists individuals with bipolar disorder.
Study looks at reasons why sickle cell patients do not adhere to available treatment
Experiencing discrimination because of their race or health condition can influence just how much trust people put into the health profession.
HCV testing can be successfully implemented in emergency department setting
Boston Medical Center has shown that testing for the Hepatitis C Viru outside the typical high-risk population can be successfully implemented in an emergency department setting, resulting in more patients being screened, diagnosed and treated who might not have been otherwise.
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