Family Medicine Doctors in New Haven, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Thomas E Davis, M.D. Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 9513 Highway 100, New Haven, MO 63068 Phone: 573-237-6100 Fax: 573-437-8664 |
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Researchers take images of tiny molecular machine that bacteria use to infect host cells
Armed with a microscope capable of zooming in on organisms measured in billionths of a meter, scientists report they are the first to observe one of the tiny molecular machines that bacteria use to infect host cells. Findings appear in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Metabolic signatures in blood may help in earlier diagnosis of autism, shows research
Metabolic signatures in the blood of children with autism spectrum disorder may lead to earlier diagnosis of the condition for some children, according to newly published research. These biochemical signatures provide insight into how the body metabolizes certain amino acids important to typical neurodevelopment.
Abortions in Africa increased during 'Global Gag Rule,' Stanford University study shows
"In the first study to examine" the effects of a U.S. policy prohibiting foreign aid from going to any organization that performs abortions or provides information about or referral for the procedure as a method of family planning (often called the "Global Gag Rule" or "Mexico City Policy"), Stanford researchers Eran Bendavid and Grant Miller found that "the number of abortions increased in African countries where U.S. support for NGOs was cut the most," according to a Stanford University news release (Gorlick, 9/28).
People with alcohol-related problems find comfort in speaking to clergy: Study
Persons with alcohol problems are finding comfort in speaking about their situation to clergy, a new study shows. Among 1,910 people with any alcohol-related problems, 14.7 percent said they used clergy services.The study, from researchers at the University of Michigan Health System and Saint Louis University, also indicates the majority of those who used services from clergy also used professional services at some point; only 0.5 percent used clergy services exclusively for their alcohol use-related problem.
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