Mental Health Clinics in Whitesboro, TX Accepting Medicare
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 Amanda G Johnson, Lpc Community/Behavioral Health Agency Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 98 Chapel Ct, Whitesboro, TX 76273 Phone: 817-944-0221 |
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New leukemia drug gives renewed hope to those battling drug resistance to the disease
New research offers hope for victims of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) battling drug resistance to the disease.
Conn. addresses insurance rates, Mass. physician groups evaluate controversial payment plan
"House and Senate leaders are eyeing passage of a second midyear spending bill before the start of the next legislative session to address more caseload-driven accounts that are running short on funds five months after Gov. Deval Patrick signed the fiscal 2011 budget. The deficiencies, which follow inaccurate enrollment estimates for MassHealth and other social service programs, threaten to eat into some the revenue surpluses the state has amassed over the first half of fiscal 2011, when tax receipts have exceeded projections" (Murphy, 12/7).
Agendia partners with Cryogene and Mist to distribute breast cancer recurrence assay in the Middle East
Agendia, Inc., a world leader in personalized medicine and molecular cancer diagnostics, announced today a partnership agreement to distribute the company's breast cancer recurrence assay, MammaPrint, in the Middle East.
IRIN examines HIV/AIDS advocates' reaction to U.N. agency for women
IRIN examines how a recent resolution to create an agency to promote women's "rights and wellbeing" by the U.N. General Assembly is being welcomed by international HIV/AIDS advocates. According to IRIN, "[w]omen make up 60 percent of people living with AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa, a figure that rises to 75 percent in the 15-24 age range. In Asia, nearly 50 million women are at risk of becoming infected with HIV from their partners."
Transparency needed in clinical trial recruitment performance
Despite the importance of site investigators to the success of multicentre clinical trials, inadequate public information is available about their recruitment performance. In this week's PLoS Medicine, Rafael Dal-R- and colleagues argue that that sponsors should disclose the recruitment targets of all site investigators on ClinicalTrials.gov before a trial starts, as well as their final recruitment.
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