Family Medicine Doctors in Ft. Bliss, TX Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Andrew Bohn, MD Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2496 Ricker Rd, Ft. Bliss, TX 79916 Phone: 915-742-9656 |
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UBC research reveals pregnancy rates of transgender youth similar to other young people
Sexually active transgender youth have pregnancy rates similar to their non-transgender peers-dispelling the notion that trans youth are less at risk for pregnancy, according to new UBC research.
Our brain may filter out negativity to provide a rosier picture: Study
A new study shows that a reason why optimists retain a positive outlook even in the face of reality could be that the brain rejects bad news. The study published in Nature Neuroscience adds that in some people, anything negative is practically ignored - with them retaining a positive world view.
Scientists use turmeric extract to target cancer cells
Scientists at the University of Leicester, funded by Hope Against Cancer, are pioneering the use of a common curry cooking ingredient to target cancer cells. The research in the University Department of Cancer Studies and Molecular Medicine is making use of actual tissue from tumours extracted from patients undergoing surgery.
Longer looks: People with mental disabilities have a vote; Genome sequencing raises hope - also anxiety
I may get Alzheimer's disease, I was told after getting my DNA analyzed. I could suffer the consequences of an abnormal blood clot in my heart or my brain. Or perhaps I'll suffer from a disease called primary myelofibrosis that's caused by an overactive bone marrow. All of these were possible outcomes, based on my genetic profile. In each case, the test only gives an increased risk for disease, not a definitive diagnosis.
AOL blames health law for change in retirement benefits, without details
AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong on Thursday offered a number of unusual explanations for why his company pulled back its 401(k) benefits for employees this year. The first reason: Obamacare. The second: two women at the company who had "distressed babies" in 2012. ... "As a CEO and as a management team, we have to decide: Do we pass the $7.1 million of Obamacare cost to our employees? Or do we try to eat as much of that as possible and cut benefits?," said Armstrong in the CNBC interview (Yang, 2/6).
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