Nephrology Doctors in Griffin, GA Accepting Medicare

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Jolina Pamela C Santos, MD Internal Medicine - Nephrology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 604a S 8th St, Griffin, GA 30224 Phone: 678-248-2899    Fax: 770-233-4824

Dr. Rosa Estiponia Clemente, M.D. Internal Medicine - Nephrology Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 415 S 8th St, Griffin, GA 30224 Phone: 770-228-5187    Fax: 770-228-9837

Dr. Sonu G Singh, M.D. Internal Medicine - Nephrology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 604 S 8th St, Suite A, Griffin, GA 30224 Phone: 678-248-2899    Fax: 678-248-2897

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First publication describing use of CytoSorb during cardiac surgery

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Orphanage care in developing countries is a 'viable option,' study finds

A study, published on Thursday in PLoS One, finds that the "care at orphanages [in developing countries] is often at least as good as that given by families who take in orphaned or abandoned children," challenging "the widespread belief that orphans in poor countries fare best in family-style homes in the community and should be put into orphanages only as a last resort," the New York Times reports (Grady, 12/17).

Zinc supplements more beneficial for some people with diabetes

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and elsewhere have found that genetic differences may account for why zinc supplements are more beneficial to some people than to others for the prevention and control of diabetes. The results of their pilot study of a population of Old Order Amish is believed to be the first to point out the relevance of small genetic differences in response to zinc supplementation at play in diabetes management.

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