Nurse Practitioner in Plainview, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Cynthia Renee Day, A.P.N. Nurse Practitioner Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 102 North Garfield, Plainview, AR 72857 Phone: 479-272-4236 Fax: 479-272-4424 |
Bonita Sue Westwood, A.P.N. Nurse Practitioner Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 102 North Garfield, Plainview, AR 72857 Phone: 479-272-4236 Fax: 479-272-4424 |
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Researchers insert engineered human stem cells into the spinal cords of ALS-afflicted rats
Unveiling a delivery method that may one day help surgeons treat the deadly neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have inserted engineered human stem cells into the spinal cords of ALS-afflicted rats.
Study to examine whether modulating gut bacteria can improve cardiac function in heart failure patients
A clinical study called the GutHeart Trial is poised to examine the potential relationship between the bacterial composition of the gut and inflammatory and metabolic pathways in the cardiovascular system.
Pediatric researchers discover gene variants related to aggressive form of neuroblastoma
Pediatric researchers investigating the childhood cancer neuroblastoma have identified common gene variants that raise the risk of an aggressive form of that disease. The discovery may assist doctors in better diagnosing subtypes of neuroblastoma.
Indian patent court licenses generic copy of Bayer's blockbuster anticancer drug
Last week an Indian patent court shocked the $600 billion global pharmaceutical business by ordering Bayer, the German health care giant, to allow a tiny Indian generic drug company to sell cheap copies of the blockbuster cancer drug Nexavar – even though everyone agrees that the drug is protected by a patent. Instead, the court decided that Bayer had an obligation to make Nexavar available to people in India who needed it.
After losing two state contracts, Molina Healthcare pushes on
Healthcare companies are tripping over themselves to profit from a flood of government contracts for treating the poor and disabled, and a family-run company in Long Beach with nearly $5 billion in revenue is trying to stay ahead of the pack.
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