Pediatrics Doctors in Fe Warren Afb, WY Accepting Medicare
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 James Henry Barry Jr., MD Pediatrics Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6900 Alden Dr, Fe Warren Afb, WY 82005 Phone: 307-773-3461 |
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Healthy eating at low prices this New Year from the Change4Life campaign
As a part of healthy living campaign four million recipe cards will be distributed to the public. More than a thousand supermarket stores across the country are offering discounts on healthy ingredients such as fruits and vegetables and low fat yoghurts as part of the Department of Health's "Change4Life" public health campaign.
Implementation roundup: HHS meets on state exchanges; Regs out soon on 'unreasonable' insurance rate increases; Plan 'B' options for the individual mandate
The first of a two-day, closed-door, HHS meeting with representatives from 44 states suggested that in many cases states will delay passing laws to create health insurance exchanges until 2012, according to one attendee. ... States have flexibility under the law to structure exchanges in different ways. HHS has urged that, if possible, they begin passing legislation in 2011 to get that process underway (Reichard, 12/16).
XIFIN joins PMC to help evolve reimbursement policies and practices that support personalized medicine
XIFIN Inc., the leading provider of revenue cycle management for diagnostic service providers, has joined the Personalized Medicine Coalition, an educational and advocacy group dedicated to advancing the understanding and adoption of personalized medicine, defined as the application of genomic and molecular data to better target the delivery of healthcare by determining a person's predisposition to a particular disease or condition.
Just who's exempt from the individual mandate, and how will the IRS enforce it?
One of the most debated parts of the health care law is the requirement that most Americans buy insurance starting this year. … But it's not clear that the IRS will deploy much in the way of resources to aggressively search for individuals who don't get coverage this first year (Adams, 2/24).
Intestinal organoids demonstrate variability in SARS-CoV-2 susceptibility
Three-dimensional organoid structures grown in the lab allow deeper, almost in situ investigation of a biological system, without the use of living animals. In a paper recently uploaded to the preprint server bioRxiv*, organoids generated from human specimens are utilized to investigate the way in which SARS-CoV-2 interacts with the numerous cells of the intestinal epithelium, finding great heterogeneity in the susceptibility of the organoids and the cells within to infection.
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