Pharmacists in Hodges, AL Accepting Medicare
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 Carol Wright Emerson, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 600 Fowler Loop, Hodges, AL 35571 Phone: 205-412-1529 |
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MILabs launches new E-Class line of tomographic imaging products
Continuing its customer-centric approach, and fulfilling its commitment to providing preclinical imaging systems of unmatched price/performance, MILabs has introduced its E-Class of tomographic imaging products.
Meaningful legislation required to control biotech medicine cost, says PCMA
"Today's New York Times' article exposes the short-comings of the ‘pharma deal' and how it gives with one hand while taking with the other. Rather than relying on ‘shell games' to lower prescription drug costs, policymakers should return this debate to the need for more competition in the form of real biogenerics reform.
Filtering white cells from donor blood before transfusion is much safer for patients
The practice of removing the white cells from blood is called leukoreduction. But despite the recommendations of two national advisory committees in 10 years that voted in favor of all patients in the United States receiving leukoreduced blood, ("universal leukoreduction"), the practice is still not wholly supported in the medical community, nor recommended by the Food and Drug Administration. Part of the reason is fear of increased cost.
Personal digital assistants can improve workplace performance for people with ASD function
Only 15% of adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the United States have some form of paid work. Difficulties related to cognition, behavior, communication, and sensory processing can impact their ability to attain and retain employment. Now investigators report the task management and organizational features on personal digital assistants (PDAs) can help people with ASD function more successfully in the workplace.
Survey: Physicians, patients overestimate risk of heart attack or death for possible ACS
Both physicians and patients overestimate the risk of heart attack or death for possible acute coronary syndrome (ACS) as well as the potential benefit of hospital admission for possible ACS.
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