Nurse Practitioner in Niland, CA Accepting Medicare
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 Mr. Dale Tugonon Ello, NP-C Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 8027 Highway 111, Niland, CA 92257 Phone: 760-359-0110 Fax: 760-359-3629 |
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Doctors scramble to understand long Covid, but causes and prognosis are elusive
One night in March 2020, Joy Wu felt like her heart was going to explode. She tried to get up and fell down. She didn't recognize friends' names in her list of phone contacts. Remembering how to dial 9-1-1 took "quite a bit of time," she recalled recently.
UPCI/MWRI researchers to present results of immune gene profile exploring endometriosis and cancer
Some women with endometriosis, a chronic inflammatory disease, are predisposed to ovarian cancer, and a genetic screening might someday help reveal which women are most at risk, according to a University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) study, in partnership with Magee-Womens Research Institute (MWRI).
Dr. Jack Kushner's new book offers counsel for surviving and succeeding in changing economy
In his new nonfiction book, "Coping Successfully with Changing Tides and Winds: A Neurosurgeon's Compass" (published by iUniverse), author Dr. Jack Kushner recounts his impressive autobiography as a doctor and financial expert while also recommending some time-proven counsel for surviving as well as succeeding in this rapidly changing economy.
Nine facilities in northern California region named Centers of Excellence in accelerated partial breast irradiation
Nine facilities in the northern California region have been named Centers of Excellence in accelerated partial breast irradiation (APBI) for their use of the SAVI® applicator, an advanced therapy for breast cancer as part of breast conservation therapy. The SAVI applicator can provide important advantages for women with early-stage breast cancer.
Health IT roundup: Buyers' remorse, usage survey
Huffington Post Investigative Fund: The federal government has made investing in electronic medical records a priority by channeling billions of dollars to help doctors and hospitals go paperless, "[b]ut there's also concern that the government may not be doing enough to ensure that taxpayer money isn't wasted on faulty systems. What's more, doctors often have little expertise in buying electronic health records, commonly called EHRs, and do not always know what questions to ask or what protections they should push for in their contracts, several industry consultants said in interviews."
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