Mental Health Clinics in St. Catharine, KY Accepting Medicare
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 One Bridge To Hope Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2655 Bardstown Rd., St. Catharine, KY 40061 Phone: 859-841-6091 Fax: 859-481-6130 |
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Glucose-lowering regulations in people with prediabetes achieves reduction in progression to diabetes in the long term
People with "prediabetes" (a high risk state for overt type 2 diabetes) who experience a period of normal glucose regulation are 56% less likely to develop diabetes 5∙7 years later, according to a new research Article presented at the American Diabetes Association 72nd Scientific Sessions on Saturday 9 June, and published Online First in The Lancet. This is one of four Articles (all presented at the American Diabetes Association 72nd Scientific Sessions) and a Series of three papers that are part of a special Lancet theme issue on diabetes [1].
New CBO numbers on health law expected soon, a GOP-led Senate would focus on cost control
This Capitol Hill news roundup includes reports about new health law budget numbers, and about how the GOP - if it gained control of the Senate - would focus on health care cost control rather than coverage expansion. Also in the news, Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, is proceeding with his questions about nonprofit hospitals and charity care. Finally, an ethics panel inquiry regarding a Nevada lawmaker moves forward.
House passes FY11 measure to fund government with $6B worth of cuts
The House passed a continuing resolution on Tuesday "that would cut $6 billion from current discretionary-spending levels and keep the government operating through April 8," National Journal reports. The House voted 271-158 to approve the bill.
Rejected asylum seekers and illegal immigrants should get HIV treatment free on the National Health Service
MPs on the Commons health select committee say, in a strongly worded report, that rejected asylum seekers and illegal immigrants should get HIV treatment free on the National Health Service (NHS) like everybody else, to avoid the risk of a further spread of Aids; they say the government's withdrawal of free treatment from these groups as a measure against "health tourism" was ill-advised.
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