Internal Medicine Doctors in Lenox Township, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Ronald Levitin, M.D. Internal Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 36555 26 Mile Rd., Ste. 1500, Lenox Township, MI 48048 Phone: 947-523-4030 |
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USA Today's 24-hour emergency room visit
A team of USA Today reporters spent a full, 24-hour day in the emergency room at University of Virginia Medical Center in late August. "The key elements of today's debate on health care converge in the ER, from the cutting-edge quality of the U.S. system to the millions of uninsured people who show up for care," according to the report. A key reform goal is covering an estimated 46 million uninsured Americans. But the task is expensive, and in many cases, born by ERs under the current system.
Intensive statin therapy shows promise for inducing regression of coronary atherosclerosis
Patients treated with very intensive statin therapy lowered LDL-C levels on average by about 50 percent, increased HDL-C levels by 15 percent, and showed regression of coronary atherosclerosis
Covid-19 could reduce the perception of pain in oncological patients
Physicians from the Geneva University Hospitals (HUG) have observed a surprising phenomenon during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic: some patients with cancer-related pain have experiences a significant decrease or even disappearance of pain perception during the acute phase of infection.
Dems may add health provisions - including COBRA subsidies and Medicare fixes - to jobs bill
Lawmakers may include a number of Medicare "fixes" in the jobs bill, now that the health overhaul bill has stalled, The Hill reports. They would include restoring Medicare provisions that expired Jan. 1 or are set to expire later this year. "Nursing homes and rehabilitation therapy providers, along with patient groups, are pushing legislation to undo a hard-dollar cap on Medicare coverage of physical, speech and occupational therapy. Hospitals are seeking to restore special payments to large rural and small urban hospitals.
Danish researchers face possible breakthrough in fight against cancer
The hunt for a vaccine against malaria in pregnant women has provided an unexpected side benefit for Danish researchers, namely what appears to be an effective weapon against cancer. The scientists behind the vaccine aim for tests on humans within four years.
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