Nurse Practitioner in Bogue Chitto, MS Accepting Medicare
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 Sarabeth Hall, FNP Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 2503 Wallace Dr Sw, Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 Phone: 601-754-0585 |
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Happitech, Arrhythmia Alliance and Bug Labs launch Heart for Heart e-health initiative
Happitech, Arrhythmia Alliance and Bug Labs will announce the launch of the Heart for Heart e-health initiative. This initiative invites people to participate in the world's largest crowdsourced heart health initiative by inviting them to contribute their heart rhythm data using the free Heart for Heart iPhone App.
New guide aims to help doctors ease moms through first week of breastfeeding
A new guide seeks to ensure healthcare providers are ready to help new mothers with the challenging first week of breastfeeding – and to address gaps in knowledge and support created in previous decades when breastfeeding was far less common.
FDA approves Conceptus' ESS305 Essure procedure for increased bilateral placement rate of 96.9%
Conceptus Inc., developer of the Essure(R) procedure, the first and proven non-surgical permanent birth control method, announced today that the third generation (ESS305) of the Essure procedure has received FDA-approval for an improved bilateral placement rate of 96.9%. Improvement in the hysteroscopic time of 9 minutes is an additional benefit.
Chiron grants a non-exclusive license to the German Red Cross
Chiron Corporation has announced that it has granted a non-exclusive license to the Blood Transfusion Centers of the German Red Cross (Blutspendediensten des Deutsche Rotes Kreuz, or DRK) for use of the company's HIV-1 and hepatitis C virus (HCV) technology for use in molecular probe "home brew" blood screening.
Senate Health Committee begins amending reform bill
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee began amending their version of sweeping health overhaul legislation Thursday, days after a Congressional Budget Office report found the bill would cost $1 trillion over ten years, leaving 37 million people uninsured and Senate Republicans skeptical, the Associated Press reports.
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