General Practice Doctors in Buffalo, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Louie Chester Lawson Jr., MD General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1514 Mud Bridge Rd, Buffalo, SC 29321 Phone: 843-602-1460 |
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Mammals other than humans can distinguish between different speech patterns
Mammals other than humans can distinguish between different speech patterns. Neuroscientists in Barcelona report that rats, like humans (newborn and adult) and Tamarin monkeys, can extract regular patterns in language from speech (prosodic) cues.
Swine flu pandemic declaration by WHO being investigated by experts
Experts who have been investigating the World Health Organization's management of the response to the H1N1 pandemic have announced that they found no evidence that the drug industry influenced the agency's decision making over how to handle the virus. In their draft report that panel of independent experts did acknowledge that the WHO failed to understand and respond to conflicts of interest among experts on its advisory Emergency Committee, which had previously acknowledged their pharmaceutical industry ties.
Bedfont Scientific Ltd Agree the acquisition of Logan Research Ltd
Bedfont has agreed the acquisition of Logan Research Ltd in a deal to move the company into a new area of scientific applications for breath research.
Study demonstrates Prochymal treamtent is safe for cardiac patients
"Patients receiving Prochymal did better than those receiving only standard-of-care," said Dr. Hare, lead author of the JACC publication.
Sewage that overflows into urban creeks, streams can promote spread of West Nile virus: Study
Sewage that overflows into urban creeks and streams during periods of heavy rain can promote the spread of West Nile virus, a study led by Emory University finds. The analysis of six years of data showed that people living near creeks with sewage overflows in lower-income neighborhoods of Southeast Atlanta had a seven times higher risk for West Nile virus than the rest of the city.
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