Nurse Practitioner in Red Bay, AL Accepting Medicare
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 Kaitlin Paige Gresham, CRNP Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 399 5th St Se, Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-376-2036 Fax: 256-376-2064 |
Kayla Marie Humphries, CRNP Nurse Practitioner Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 221 Hospital Rd, Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-356-8907 Fax: 256-356-8903 |
Brandie Miller, FNP-C Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 611 5th Ave Sw, Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-483-2882 |
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NBCCEDP program markedly reduces death, illness from cervical cancer
A 23-year old federal program for the early detection and treatment of cervical cancer markedly reduces illness and death among underserved, low-income women, yet its impact has been reduced by the fact that it has reached only 10 percent of the eligible population, finds a new study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
Technological and scientific initiatives from Helicos BioSciences Corporation
Helicos BioSciences Corporation provided updates on recent scientific findings and progress on Helicos's technology initiatives. Speaking at the Personal Genomes conference in Cold Spring Harbor, NY, and the CHI Next Generation Sequencing conference in Providence, RI, Patrice Milos, Ph.D. Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer provided an overview of recent technological and scientific initiatives underway at Helicos.
The attitude towards MRSA in the United Kingdom is a case of shutting the gate after the horse has bolted
Nicholas Akerman's experience of working in Australia was that people are unable to work with patients without being screened and cleared. Yet, having worked in England in medicine for over 12 years, he has never once been screened. "Surely we should at least be adopting this policy to help combat the problem?" he asks.
Study: Taxol and Herceptin highly effective for lower-risk breast cancer patients
A remarkable 98.7 percent of certain lower-risk breast cancer patients were cancer free for at least three years after taking a combination of the drugs Herceptin and Taxol, a study has found.
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