Licensed Practical Nurse in Woodlawn, MD Accepting Medicare
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 Angalene Sims, Licensed Practical Nurse Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1825 Woodlawn Dr, Woodlawn, MD 21207 Phone: 443-429-8152 Fax: 410-862-0823 |
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New online tool to predict mortality risk for patients with acute-on-chronic liver failure
For patients with chronic liver disease, the onset of acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF) instantly alters the transplant question from 'if' to 'when'. 60 to 70% of patients with ACLF die within 3 months due to poor liver function and multiple organ failure.
AHA survey: Heart disease and stroke patients fare poorly under current health care system
A new American Heart Association survey substantiates that the need for health care reform has not gone away. Many heart disease and stroke patients are faring poorly under the current health care system, with nearly two-thirds citing affordability as the top concern of those suffering from cardiovascular disease.
Private sector must be part of solution to provide food and nutrition security
"Agriculture faces dual challenges: becoming more sustainable on a dwindling resource base while having to feed an increasing number of people," Paul Polman, CEO of consumer goods company Unilever, and David Servitje, CEO of baking company Group Bimbo, who serve as co-chairs of the G20's B-20 Food Security Task Force, write in a Washington Post opinion piece, adding, "To provide food and nutrition security in the coming decades will require a major and sustained effort by all stakeholders, including business."
Joint symptoms in postmenopausal women not reduced by calcium and vitamin D supplements
A team of investigators systematically analyzed the effect of calcium and vitamin D supplementation on joint symptoms in a rigorous and controlled study of postmenopausal women.
NHS complaint system may need a ‘make over'
According to a committee of MPs, a "more open culture" is required to handle complaints about the health service in England. The committee has members from different political parties and said the system should be overhauled to ensure patients who complained were treated fairly. They also criticized the role of the Health Ombudsman and said it was not dealing with enough complaints.
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