Pharmacists in White Cloud, KS Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Ryan Richard Chilcoat, PHARM D Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 3349b Thrasher Rd, White Cloud, KS 66094 Phone: 785-595-3450 Fax: 785-351-0632 |
 Amy L Osborn, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 3313b Thrasher Rd, White Cloud, KS 66094 Phone: 785-595-3450 Fax: 785-595-3493 |
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Researchers develop new lung-on-chip model for laboratory studies of respiratory challenges
Researchers at RTI International, in collaboration with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, have developed a new lung-on-chip microdevice for laboratory studies of respiratory challenges and therapeutics. The microdevice includes multiple vertically stacked cellular layers that mimic the structure of the airway tissue.
Researchers discover protein complex that enables 'quality control' of immune T cells
The research into T cell development within an organ called the thymus revealed for the first time that a protein complex called LUBAC enables 'quality control' of the cells before they are released into the bloodstream.
RetinAI collaborates with Novartis to provide AI solutions for ophthalmology projects
RetinAI Medical AG announces a multi-year collaboration with Novartis Pharma AG under which RetinAI's IT solutions and artificial intelligence tools shall be employed to support multiple projects in ophthalmology and digital health. Both companies have previously worked successfully on pilot projects in this disease area.
Obesity linked to heightened sense of smell for food
New research shows that obese and overweight people have a greater sense of smell for food. The study at the University of Portsmouth explains why some people struggle to stay slim. The researchers say that it is known that part of the brain that processes information about odour is also connected to the feeding centres of the brain. This study adds to the knowledge and is published in the journal Chemical Senses.
Researchers identify Zika virus proteins with potential to affect brain development
In healthy individuals, the Zika virus causes flu-like symptoms. If a pregnant woman becomes infected, the unborn child can suffer from severe brain abnormalities as a result of mechanisms that have not yet been explained.
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