Nurse Practitioner in Freedom, PA Accepting Medicare
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 Tessie B. Truskowski, CRNP Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 401 1st St, Freedom, PA 15042 Phone: 724-266-2833 Fax: 724-869-5321 |
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Research looks at whether stopping children from playing outside can lead to a dislike or blindness to nature
A Masters student from RMIT University is researching whether stopping children from playing outside can lead to a dislike or blindness to nature.
Oramed Pharmaceuticals announces clinical trial results of ORMD-0801 capsule in Type I diabetics
Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced today successful results in an exploratory clinical trial testing the effectiveness of its oral insulin capsule (ORMD-0801) in Type I diabetes patients suffering from uncontrolled diabetes.
Research roundup: Benefits of hip surgery; preventing surgical infections; assessing ACOs' predecessors
Surgical treatment of hip fractures can achieve better survival and functional outcomes than nonoperative treatment, but less is known about its economic benefits. ... We estimated the effects of surgical treatment for displaced hip fractures through a Markov cohort analysis of patients 65 years and older. ... Estimated average lifetime societal benefits per patient exceeded the direct medical costs of hip fracture surgery by $65,000 to $68,000 for displaced hip fractures. With the exception of the assumption of nursing home use, the sensitivity analyses show that surgery produces positive net societal savings (Gu, Koenig, Mather and Tongue, 8/5).
Using the Microbiome to Predict the Risk of Cirrhosis-Associated Hospitalization
The microbiome is the collection of microorganisms that colonize the human body. Dr. Jasmohan Bajaj discusses the relationship between the microorganisms in the gut and cirrhosis, and how microbiome analysis can be used to predict the risk of cirrhosis-associated hospitalizations.
Women with IBS more likely to suffer from ectopic pregnancies, miscarriages
A study by researchers at University College Cork, Ireland and the University of Manchester, UK suggests that women with Irritable Bowel Syndrome are more likely to suffer from miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies.
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