Internal Medicine Doctors in East Hampton, CT Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Anthony Francis Posteraro Jr., M.D. Internal Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 42 E High St, Suite 203, East Hampton, CT 06424 Phone: 860-267-2593 |
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Cynosure gets marketing approval from FDA for PicoSure Picosecond Laser Workstation
Cynosure, Inc., a leader in laser- and light-based aesthetic treatments for non-invasive and minimally invasive applications, today announced that it has received FDA 510(k) clearance to market its flagship PicoSure Picosecond Laser Workstation for the treatment of acne scars with the FOCUS lens array, the Company's new disposable energy delivery system.
High rates of scanning with Abbott′s FreeStyle Libre system linked to improved glucose control in diabetes patients
Abbott today announced the results of real-world use data showing that people who scan more frequently using Abbott′s FreeStyle Libre system spend less time in hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) or hyperglycaemia (high blood sugar) while having improved average glucose levels.
Daniel Newman wins first place in Nikon's 'I Am Next' contest
With the goal of educating the public about the dangers of sports-related concussion and the debilitating migraine attacks that often result, Daniel Newman of Katonah, New York has won first place in Nikon Inc.'s "I Am Next" contest, with a dramatic photo of his brother Eric, who has experienced the after-effects of sports-related concussions.
Computer-based memory games may be beneficial for individuals with fragile X syndrome
In the largest non-pharmacological trial ever in children with fragile X syndrome, UC Davis researchers found that large-scale, in-home cognitive interventions are feasible and may be beneficial for individuals with the syndrome and potentially other intellectual disabilities.
Researchers develop mathematical framework for vaccine stockpile implications
A creative version of a classic engineering technique may improve decisions about building and using supplies of important pediatric vaccines, potentially leading to lower public health costs and healthier children.The United States maintains a six-month supply of common pediatric vaccines to ensure protection from deadly diseases, such as the flu, polio, and diphtheria, despite interruptions in vaccine production.
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