Licensed Practical Nurse in Langley, OK Accepting Medicare
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 Denise Wilson, LPN Licensed Practical Nurse Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1330 N 3rd St, Langley, OK 74350 Phone: 918-782-3180 |
Mrs. Ahonesti Rachelle Mallory, LPN Licensed Practical Nurse Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 594 Eagle Point Rd, Langley, OK 74350 Phone: 918-934-4863 |
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FDA clears GE Healthcare's CARESCAPE Monitor B650 patient monitoring solution
GE Healthcare today announced FDA clearance of the CARESCAPE™ Monitor B650, a flexible patient monitoring solution that supports efficient clinical decision-making. The CARESCAPE Monitor B650 improves data integration and connectivity by directly linking to the GE Healthcare CARESCAPE portfolio of monitoring products-including the latest bedside, central station and transport monitors-as well as existing GE Healthcare monitors and peripheral third-party devices.
Festo launches next-generation liquid handling/modular dosing system
Festo introduces its next-generation liquid handling/modular dosing system developed to simplify automating applications for in-vitro diagnostics, cell and genome research, and sample inspection.
Study lays foundation for better therapeutic strategies to halt progression of tissue degeneration
Injury and degeneration of fibro-cartilaginous tissues, such as the knee meniscus and the intervertebral disc, have significant socioeconomic and quality-of-life costs. But the development of effective treatment strategies to address pathologies in these load-bearing tissues has been hindered by a lack of understanding of the relationships between their structure and their function.
Trial explores safety and efficacy of injecting human stem cells directly into the brain to treat fatal pediatric neurodegenerative disorder
Researchers in Doernbecher Children's Hospital at Oregon Health & Science University will begin a Phase I clinical trial using stem cells in infants and children with a rare neurodegenerative disorder that affects infants and children.
UVA researchers shed light on why C. difficile infections are so dangerous
A new discovery about dangerous C. difficile diarrhea has identified a new way that the bacteria – and possibly others like it – cause severe disease.
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