Family Medicine Doctors in War, WV Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Isabelita T De Mesa, MD Family Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: Rt 16 Main Street, War, WV 24892 Phone: 304-875-4724 Fax: 304-875-4724 |
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Unraveling the complexity of cancer biology can prompt new avenues for drug development
Unraveling the complexity of cancer biology can lead to the identification of new molecules involved in breast cancer and prompt new avenues for drug development. And proteogenomics, an integrated, multipronged approach, seems to be a way to do it.
Mentor executes long-term funding agreement to receive 50% ownership in Brighter Day Health
Mentor Capital, Inc. announced that it has executed a long-term funding agreement to receive a current 50% ownership in Brighter Day Health, LLC, pending their expected shareholder approval.
RWV bioreactor creates 3-D cell culture models
The cells and tissues in our bodies grow, develop and interact in a highly complex, three-dimensional world. Likewise, the various microbial pathogens that invade our bodies and cause infectious disease interact with this complex 3-D tissue milieu. In the current issue of the journal Nature Reviews Microbiology, researcher Cheryl Nickerson and her team at the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University highlight an innovative approach for studying cells in 3-D.
Viewpoints: Opinions abound on effect of 'Gang of Six' proposal on health spending
Without immediate action to raise the debt ceiling, the government will be forced to delay payments on federal obligations we owe. This means failing to pay our troops, delaying Social Security checks and issuing IOU's instead of Medicare payments to hospitals and doctors. ... Medicare has serious problems and it's essential to "bend the curve" of spending.
Opponents of med-mal reform settle on new argument
Trial lawyers and consumer advocates are trotting out a novel argument as they fight off tort reform proposals: they say medical malpractice suits, rather than driving over-use of costly tests by risk-averse doctors, instead prevent rationing.
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