Pediatrics Doctors in Warsaw, VA Accepting Medicare
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 Alison Ensor Dunn, MD Pediatrics Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 16 Delfae Dr, Warsaw, VA 22572 Phone: 804-333-1260 Fax: 804-333-6392 |
Sharon Renee Band, MD Pediatrics Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 16 Delfae Dr, Warsaw, VA 22572 Phone: 804-333-1260 Fax: 804-333-3796 |
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Study: HIV-positive head and neck cancer patients respond well to radiation therapy treatments
HIV-positive head and neck cancer patients respond well to radiation therapy treatments and experience similar toxicity rates as non-HIV-positive patients, despite prior reports to the contrary, according to a study in the January issue of the International Journal of Radiation Oncology•Biology•Physics, an official journal of the American Society for Radiation Oncology.
Opinion pieces address International Women's Day
Government and business leaders worldwide should "see investing in women as a strategy for job creation and economic growth," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton writes in a Bloomberg Businessweek opinion piece, supporting her statement by noting "there are more than 200 million women entrepreneurs worldwide," women's incomes are expected to increase to more than $15 trillion annually over the next few years, and "women's incomes are growing faster than men's" in many developing countries.
Today's OpEds: Health reform and long-term care; Health care incentives; Reasons for optimism or repeal and replace?
Our system of long-term care does not provide adequate or coordinated human services and medical treatment for our growing aging population. … Thanks to a provision of the new health care law known as the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports program, tomorrow's continuum of care does not have to be so unforgiving. For the first time, a voluntary public insurance program will be available to help adults and families pay for long-term care services (Bruce Chernof, 7/23).
BRITONS risk dying prematurely from cancer due to ignorance
An NOP survey, released today by Cancer Research UK's Race for Life, reveals that only three per cent of those surveyed know that people who are overweight are more likely to develop cancer than people of normal weight, while 70 per cent are aware of the link with heart disease.
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