Nurse Practitioner in Mount Pleasant, TN Accepting Medicare
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 Rachel Denise Smith, NP Nurse Practitioner Medicare: May Accept Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 1622 Camp Branch Rd, Mount Pleasant, TN 38474 Phone: 931-212-8031 |
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Research finds new molecular details of facultative stem cells
In a study published this week in PLOS Genetics, scientists Nareg J. Djabrayan and Jordi Casanova from the Institute for Research in Biomedicine and CSIC, have identified two molecular signals and the pathway of events that allows cells in a tissue that are already specialized to regain their behaviour as stem cells.
New study links chicken pox and shingles virus to giant cell arteritis in elderly
A new study links the virus that causes chicken pox and shingles to a condition that inflames blood vessels on the temples and scalp in the elderly, called giant cell arteritis. The study is published in the February 18, 2015, online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. The condition can cause sudden blindness or stroke and can be life-threatening.
Highmark Caring Place announces launch of enhanced website to assist families in need
The Highmark Caring Place has served more than 60,000 grieving families and community members since the first location opened in Pittsburgh in 1997. Since then, additional facilities have opened in Erie, Lemoyne and Warrendale, Pa. To further extend the reach of the facility-based support services available to children and families in need, the Caring Place has launched a redesigned website to assist families in need who are unable to participate in onsite activities.
Live birth outcome affected by age of male partner, study shows
Men, unlike women, do not have a menopause or a predictable and detectable decline in their fertility. Female age is thus the dominant factor in predicting (or explaining) a couple's chance of conception, whether natural or assisted.
New 3D model of 1918 H1 pandemic influenza virus could benefit VLP vaccine projects
Virus-like particles are protein-based structures that mimic viruses and bind to antibodies. Because VLPs are not infectious, they show considerable promise as vaccine platforms for many viral diseases, including influenza.
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