Family Medicine Doctors in Lloyd Harbor, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Steven J. Eisner, D.O. Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 14 Seaforth Ln, Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743 Phone: 631-385-8590 |
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New York Legislature should approve legislation requiring health workers to offer HIV testing, editorial says
The New York state Legislature "should make it mandatory for health care workers to offer [HIV] testing" as proposed in a New York state bill (A 7757), a Long Island Newsday editorial says (Long Island Newsday, 5/11).
Medina Embolization Framing Coil receives CE Mark for commercial distribution in Europe
Medina Medical announced today that it has received CE Mark (Conformitee Europeenne) authorization for its Embolization Framing Coil for commercial distribution in the European Union.
Study calls for better surveillance to prevent spread of viral hepatitis in WHO European Region
Many countries in the World Health Organization European Region are facing limitations in conducting chronic viral hepatitis disease surveillance, assessing the burden of disease and measuring the impact of interventions, according to results revealed today at The International Liver Congress 2015.
Consider rural women in family planning services
In the third post in a series by Marie Stopes International published on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's "Impatient Optimists" blog, Mukanga Sindazi, the outreach team leader with Marie Stopes in Zambia, discusses his work traveling through the rural Central Province to educate women and men about family planning and provide modern contraceptives.
Howza launches 'I choose to live' music video to increase awareness of impact of diabetes
Howza (Tshepo Mosese), South African Kwaito star, presenter and actor, has launched a music video for his latest song "I choose to live" on November 10 in an effort to increase awareness of the impact of Diabetes in the world. Inspired by Howza's own story of living with diabetes the song describes the distressing impact diabetes is having on the world and the importance of prevention. Written and performed with fellow South African artist Omen, the song features the voices of the celebrated Soweto Gospel Choir, who lost a member to diabetes seven years ago.
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