Mental Health Clinics in Logandale, NV Accepting Medicare
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 Family Matters Community/Behavioral Health Agency Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 101 Lester 978, Logandale, NV 89021 Phone: 702-285-2790 |
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Researchers to expand malaria vaccine study after initial trial yields encouraging results
Encouraged by early results of a study of an experimental malaria vaccine involving 45 children in Burkina Faso, researchers led by Pierre Druilhe at the Pasteur Institute in Paris are set to expand the clinical trial, resulting in a larger study involving 800 children in Mali, BBC News reports.
Foreign Policy examines India's growing industry of fertility treatment
Foreign Policy examines "India's flourishing fertility treatment business," a multi-billion dollar industry that "has earned India the dubious reputation of being the world's baby factory."
Research roundup: Bundled payments, PTSD incidence, cost of treating immigrants
This paper examines the spending for health care of adult naturalized citizens and immigrant noncitizens (including some undocumented immigrants) compared to U.S. natives, as documented in data from the 1999-2006 Medical Expenditure Panel Surveys (MEPS): "inflation and age-adjusted health care expenditures among noncitizen immigrants were consistently … lower than those of naturalized citizens and U.S. natives during 1999-2006."
Swansea University experts assess contribution of ultra-rare genetic variation in common epilepsies
Despite progress in understanding the genetics of rare childhood epilepsies, the common adult forms of epilepsy have proven less amenable to traditional gene-discovery analyses.
Women & Infants gets $3M grant to identify infants at greatest risk for developmental impairment
Advances in technology and medical care have dramatically improved survival for infants born prior to 30 weeks gestation and weighing less than three pounds. However, up to 50 percent of these infants may develop physical, cognitive, language and/or behavioral impairments that require extensive health care, educational and psychosocial community resources through adulthood. At this time, there is no reliable method to identify those infants who will go on to develop impairments and those who will not.
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