Internal Medicine Doctors in Ida, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Layth Maolood, MD, FAAP Internal Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 3160 Lewis Ave, Ida, MI 48140 Phone: 888-432-3621 Fax: 866-390-9167 |
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India trials investigational vaccine candidate designed to prevent HIV/AIDS
Announcing the trial, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss, said: "Developing a vaccine to prevent AIDS is one of the most difficult scientific challenges of our time. It is also one of the most urgent health needs. Perseverance is the way forward, and India has a long- term commitment."
Deep brain stimulation could be effective treatment option for patients with severe depressions
Treatment with deep brain stimulation can provide lasting relief to patients suffering from previously non-treatable, severe forms of depression several years into the therapy or even eliminate symptoms entirely.
Children's sleep behaviors linked to gray matter volume with implications for academic performance, IQ
Children who sleep better (that is, those who wake up less during night) and those who wake up earlier have more grey matter in their brains (specifically, in eight cortical regions and in the hippocampus), perform better academically, and have a higher level of intelligence (IQ).
As health reform's specifics continue to emerge, so do questions and answers from stakeholders
Determining how the law will be applied will be the next big battle in health reform and lobbyists are gearing up to influence implementation. "Congress gave sweeping power to federal agencies, especially (HHS), to fill in gaps lawmakers left in the 906-page legislation — an effort that will take years. The law refers more than 1,000 times to Cabinet secretaries who will make decisions on how to carry out the law. For example, the law requires insurance companies to spend 80% of premiums on medical claims, as opposed to administrative costs, by 2011. But it directs the health department to decide whether gray-area expenses, such as health-and-wellness programs offered by insurers, count as care or overhead."
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