Nurse Practitioner in Centerville, SD Accepting Medicare
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 Candace L Verdoorn, CNP Nurse Practitioner - Family Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 512 Broadway, Centerville, SD 57014 Phone: 605-563-2411 Fax: 605-563-2060 |
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Health coverage improves health and reduces major heart complications
As presidential candidates ramp up their primary campaigns, health care reform looms prominently among voters' main concerns.
St. Jude Medical's Eon family of neurostimulators receives European CE Mark approval
St. Jude Medical, Inc., a global medical device company, today announced it has received European CE Mark approval of its Eon family of neurostimulators for patients with intractable chronic migraine. Unveiled at the European Headache and Migraine Trust International Congress in London, this approval includes the Eon Mini neurostimulator, which is the world's smallest rechargeable neurostimulator with the longest-lasting battery in its class, and the Eon and EonC neurostimulators.
Using genetics to improve traditional psychiatric diagnoses
Psychiatry has begun the laborious effort of preparing the DSM-V, the new iteration of its diagnostic manual. In so doing, it once again wrestles with the task set by Carl Linnaeus, to "cleave nature at its joints." However, these "joints," the boundaries between psychiatric disorders, such as that between bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, are far from clear. Prior versions of DSM followed the path outlined by Emil Kraeplin in separating these disorders into distinct categories. Yet, we now know that symptoms of bipolar disorder may be seen in patients with schizophrenia and the reverse is true, as well.
Early time-restricted feeding improves blood sugar control and blood pressure, study shows
A new pilot study conducted by UAB Department of Nutrition Sciences Assistant Professor Courtney Peterson, Ph.D., shows that eating early in the daytime and fasting for the rest of the day improves blood sugar control, blood pressure and oxidative stress, even when people don't change what they eat.
Study: Social class determines how the unemployed describe food insecurity
"Cherry Blossom," a 39-year-old woman worked as a hotel breakfast bar hostess around the start of the "Great Recession." She lost her job, and three years later she was being interviewed to assess her struggles with her unemployment. She talked about her empty refrigerator.
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