Mental Health Clinics in Marks, MS Accepting Medicare
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 Quitman County Hospital, Llc Hospital Units - Psychiatric Unit Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 340 Getwell St, Marks, MS 38646 Phone: 662-326-8031 Fax: 662-326-8478 |
Quitman County Hospital, Llc Hospital Units - Psychiatric Unit Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 340 Getwell St, Marks, MS 38646 Phone: 662-326-8031 Fax: 662-326-8478 |
Quitman Community Hospital Hospital Units - Psychiatric Unit Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 340 Getwell St, Marks, MS 38646 Phone: 662-388-0700 |
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Somali Americans develop twice antibody response to rubella from current vaccine
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Study provides new avenues for improving quality, stability of embryonic stem cells
Research led by the Babraham Institute with collaborators in the UK, Canada and Japan has revealed a new understanding of how an open genome structure supports the long-term and unrestricted developmental potential in embryonic stem cells. This insight provides new avenues for improving the quality and stability of embryonic stem cells - an essential requirement to fulfil their promise in regenerative medicine.
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