Pediatrics Doctors in Dudley, MA Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Thomas Edward O'leary, D.O. Pediatrics Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 161 W Main St, Dudley, MA 01571 Phone: 508-949-7707 Fax: 508-949-6737 |
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Exposure to phthalates may raise childhood obesity risk
Obese children have higher exposure to phthalates than nonobese children, suggest results presented at ENDO 2012 in Houston, Texas, USA, the annual meeting of The Endocrine Society.
Reimbursement cuts for image-guided breast biopsies may reduce women's access to mammography
Drastic reimbursement cuts for image-guided breast biopsies, and other medical imaging techniques in the 2014 Medicare Fee Schedule Final Rule, may further reduce women's access to mammography and other breast cancer services. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services directly cut imaging reimbursement every year since 2007. This, along with 12 Medicare imaging cuts in the last six years due to legislation, increasingly threatens patient care.
Glaxosmithkline to implement new compensation program for sales professionals
GlaxoSmithKline today confirmed that it will implement a new system for evaluating and compensating its sales professionals beginning in 2011.Under the new system, bonuses for sales professionals who work directly with healthcare professionals and other customers will no longer be based on individual achievement of sales targets, but will be based primarily on the service they deliver to customers. Bonuses will be determined, in part, by customer feedback, and by a sales professional's adherence to the company values of transparency, integrity, respect and patient-focus.
Study reveals mechanism behind male infertility caused by autoimmune disease
Investigators have found that the absence of autoimmune regulator (Aire) in mice results in fertility problems similar to those affecting men with autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome type I (APS-1).
Gene therapy for heart patients with chest pains who do not benefit from other treatments
Individuals with moderate to severe chest pains (angina) who have not found relief from medication may benefit from a new gene therapy approach being used by cardiologists at Rush University Medical Center to grow new blood vessels in the heart.
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