Mental Health Clinics in Tubac, AZ Accepting Medicare
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 Soulistic Medical Institute Psychologist - Clinical Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 26 Tubac Road, Suite B, Tubac, AZ 85646 Phone: 520-398-3970 Fax: 520-398-2944 |
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Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers perform 67 outpatient surgeries as part of Free Surgery Day
In partnership with local community health care agencies, three Kaiser Permanente Southern California Medical Centers, opened their doors this morning to perform a total of 67 outpatient surgeries as part of a region-wide Free Surgery Day.
Cancer patient-centered video blogs yield most empathetic responses from viewers
As people with cancer use social media to find and develop support systems, a new study looks at YouTube content to determine what kinds of videos elicit an empathetic response from viewers.
Researchers find LEB or EV demonstrates faster rate of healing for larger wounds
Researchers from Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, DC have found that wound healing after lower extremity bypass or endovascular revascularization demonstrated a more complete and faster rate of healing for larger wounds of more than 2 cm after open bypass. Findings will be presented at the 64th Vascular Annual Meeting presented by the Society for Vascular Surgery, June 10 in Boston.
ISCO's therapeutic program not affected by stem cell research federal fund ban
International Stem Cell Corporation announced today that the recent action of a federal district judge blocking federal funding of embryonic stem cell research is not expected to have negative effects on ISCO's therapeutic programs using its human parthenogenetic stem cells.
Computer glitch gives two women all clear from breast cancer wrongly
Two Victorian women were diagnosed with breast cancer 3 months after a computer error wrongly cleared them of the disease. This happened at BreastScreen Victoria. Authorities, after a bungle in images and patient details, had to re-examine about 5,000 mammograms of various women in November. The re-examination started before Christmas found 5,336 women to be all-clear and two were found to have breast cancer. One result will be unknown for six months because of unrelated medical reasons. Of the all-clear group two women with cancer were declared clear wrongly.
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