Mental Health Clinics in Greendale, WI Accepting Medicare
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 Options Counseling Services, Llc Clinic - Mental Health Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 6400 Industrial Loop, Greendale, WI 53129 Phone: 414-423-4100 Fax: 414-423-4134 |
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Long-term depression linked with life-threatening chronic disease, earlier death
The first symptoms of major depression may be behavioral, but the common mental illness is based in biology — and not limited to the brain. In recent years some studies have linked major, long-term depression with life-threatening chronic disease and with earlier death, even after lifestyle risk factors have been taken into account.
State highlights: Minn. health plans stockpile nearly $2B in cash; Calif. law to offer health care to immigrants in U.S. illegally
After four straight years of profitable growth, Minnesota's health plans have stockpiled a substantial surplus of cash reserves. The health insurance companies, which get nearly three-quarters of their business from state and federal programs, now have more than $1.9 billion in reserves - $1.3 billion more than required by state law, according to a review by Twin Cities health care analyst Allan Baumgarten (Crosby, 7/15).
New class of anti-cancer compounds effectively kills liver and breast cancer cells
A team of Oregon State University scientists has discovered a new class of anti-cancer compounds that effectively kill liver and breast cancer cells.
Studies reveal strategies for using shingles vaccine in arthritis patients
New research indicates that the live varicella-zoster vaccine-which is given to protect against shingles-elicits robust immune responses in patients when administered several weeks prior to the start of treatment with the arthritis drug tofacitinib.
Lawmakers face political challenges as they return to health overhaul chores
During the holiday vacation, some Democratic lawmakers appeared to waver on health reform, faced with "tepid public support" for their proposal and "mounting electoral angst for the party," Politico reports. "But through it all — and through what is expected to be multiple near-death experiences for the health care bill in coming weeks — White House and congressional leaders plan to beat back the temptation of 'no' with a hardball argument: Democrats already voted 'yes.' And it would be politically disastrous to flip-flop now" (Brown, 1/12).
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