Pain Medicine Doctors in Deer Park, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Jay Joshi, M.D. Pain Medicine - Interventional Pain Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 21720 W Long Grove Rd, Ste. C200, Deer Park, IL 60010 Phone: 847-701-3250 Fax: 847-701-3300 |
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Machine learning could detect therapeutic effects with greater sensitivity than conventional tests
Machine learning could improve our ability to determine whether a new drug works in the brain, potentially enabling researchers to detect drug effects that would be missed entirely by conventional statistical tests, finds a new UCL study published in Brain.
Senate majority leader blasts anti-Obamacare ads
The ads, released by the group Americans For Posterity, had Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid condemning them and the Koch brothers, the backers of the group, as "un-American" in a Senate floor speech Wednesday. He later softened his comments.
Majority of Americans skeptical about healthcare improvement
A majority of Americans support a "public option" in healthcare reform legislation, but most lack confidence that the cost, quality, value or accessibility of medical care will improve in the next year, according to a survey released today by Thomson Reuters.
New app developed to promote the inclusion of people with intellectual disability
The Institute for Research on Well-being Policies (Poliwelfare) of the University of Valencia, a partner of European project Mind Inclusion 2.0, has developed the app Mind Inclusion 2.0, to promote the inclusion of people with disability in public places. The app is already available in the Google Play Store in five languages.
Children with strong bonds to parents likely to be positive, responsive playmate
What social skills does a three-year-old bring to interactions with a new peer partner? If he has strong bonds to his parents, the child is likely to be a positive, responsive playmate, and he'll be able to adapt to a difficult peer by asserting his needs, according to a new University of Illinois study published in Developmental Psychology.
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