Family Medicine Doctors in West Valley, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Timothy Vincent Siepel, MD Family Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 8912 Hebdon Rd, West Valley, NY 14171 Phone: 716-942-3219 Fax: 716-942-3977 |
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AP examines U.S. focus on branding aid to Pakistan
The Associated Press examines recent U.S. efforts to more clearly brand aid to Pakistan.
ER stress response is major driver of insulin resistance, say researchers
Biologists have long known that an enzyme called the PI 3-kinase is a crucial actor in the main molecular pathway for insulin signaling in cells. Researchers at Joslin Diabetes Center now have uncovered startling evidence that one of the proteins in this enzyme also drives a pathway with an opposite result-triggering a stress response that leads to insulin resistance.
Research findings could help psychiatrists better diagnose depression, schizophrenia
When elderly drivers get behind the wheel, they often confront the harrowing reality that they cannot easily see other cars, pedestrians, or cyclists moving around them. This frightening effect of aging, it turns out, is not necessarily a result of a reduced ability to perceive moving objects, as one might suspect, but a heightened awareness of the backdrop against which these objects move.
Health law opinions: 'Improvised explosive' device tax; Iowa legislators force role for brokers on insurance exchanges
"Taxmageddon" isn't only about the half-trillion-dollar blow to the economy that arrives in 2013 on the end of the Bush-Obama tax rates. Several of the Affordable Care Act's worst tax increases kick in too, such as the new excise tax on medical devices. The 2.3 percent levy applies to the sale of everything from cardiac defibrillators to artificial joints to MRI scanners. The device tax is supposed to raise $28.5 billion from 2013 to 2022, and it is especially harmful because it applies to gross sales, not profits.
Physical stress in preemies plus separation from mothers may have lasting effects into adulthood
A new study suggests that physiological stress in premature infants combined with separation from their mothers may have lasting effects into adulthood.
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