Optometrists in Montevallo, AL Accepting Medicare
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 K. Michael Anderson,o.d.,p.c. Optometrist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 977 Main St, Montevallo, AL 35115 Phone: 205-665-1488 Fax: 205-665-5128 |
 Kenneth Michael Anderson, O.D. Optometrist Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 977 Main St, Montevallo, AL 35115 Phone: 205-665-1488 Fax: 205-665-5128 |
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Higher rate of cardiac complications from smallpox vaccinations for US military
While adverse reactions from smallpox vaccinations given to military personnel in the wake of renewed threats of bioterrorism remain minimal, the rate of cardiac complications has been higher than expected, according to a clinical review presented at an American Medical Society media briefing on cardiology today.
Researchers discover bats as reservoir of infections
Measles, mumps, pneumonia, influenza and encephalitis in man, Carré's disease in dogs, Ovine Rinderpest (PPR)… all of these diseases are caused by viruses from the same family: Paramyxoviridae. A vast international study, carried out in collaboration with IRD researchers and published in Nature communications has led to the discovery of more than 60 new species of these dangerous infectious agents, almost double the number previously recorded. This family of highly diverse pathogens affects all animals, from canines to fowl, cattle and humans.
Celebrex safe for osteoarthritis
According to a study by Stanford University School of Medicine, Celebrex causes fewer gastrointestinal complications than traditional nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers or NSAIDs in osteoarthritis patients and does not increase the risk of heart attacks.
Researchers test experimental cancer vaccine on mice with aggressive melanoma
An experimental cancer vaccine that boosts the immune system's ability to fight cancers could work in tandem with other cancer therapies to fight aggressive tumors, scientists reported recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Mobile and free clinics provide low cost medical care to uninsured patients
Reuters, on mobile clinics including the Family Van, a nonprofit clinic affiliated with Harvard University, in Boston: "The van - which visits six low-income neighborhoods around Boston weekly - is one of about 2,000 such mobile clinics in the United States. Advocates say the approach can help control the rising cost of health care by helping people with chronic diseases to stay out of the emergency room, often the first recourse for inner-city residents.
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