Family Medicine Doctors in Lake Nebagamon, WI Accepting Medicare
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 Karen C Krenzke, MD Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: Wapiti Medical Group, 7012 Maple Creek, Lake Nebagamon, WI 54849 Phone: 715-374-3602 Fax: 715-374-2677 |
Dr. Karen Ruth Ginn, M.D. Family Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 6887 S Lake Ave, Lake Nebagamon, WI 54849 Phone: 715-374-2070 Fax: 715-374-2072 |
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Researchers investigate reverse zoonosis in marine invertebrate
The spread of lethal diseases from animals to humans has long been an issue of great concern to public health officials. But what about diseases that spread in the other direction, from humans to wildlife. A multidisciplinary team of researchers at the University of Georgia has just been awarded a five-year $2 million Ecology of Infectious Diseases grant from the National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health to study the first known case of such a "reverse zoonosis" that involves the transmission of a human pathogen to a marine invertebrate, elkhorn coral.
Reduction in alcohol prices increases alcohol-related mortality
Does a reduction in the price of alcohol result in an increase in deaths due to alcohol? This was the subject of a study following a significant reduction in taxes in Finland in 2004 (30% for spirits, 3% for wine).The abolition of import quotas by the EU in 2004 also made it possible to import from other member countries and this led to an increase of approximately 10% in alcohol consumption in Finland.
Genetics study uncovers key factors for fracture risk in osteoporosis
The largest study ever to investigate the genetics of osteoporosis and fracture risk determined that only two examined factors - bone mineral density and muscle strength - play a potentially causal role in the risk of suffering osteoporotic fracture, a major health problem affecting more than 9 million people worldwide very year.
New LIVE scoring tool effectively predicts future risk of hospitalization for COPD patients
Researchers have developed a new tool that utilizes basic laboratory tests to effectively identify patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease who are at high risk of being hospitalized due to a flare up of the condition.
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