Pharmacists in Kinder, LA Accepting Medicare
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 Michael Sonnier, PH.D. Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 121 Turkey Lane, Kinder, LA 70648 Phone: 337-738-7445 |
 Dr. Amy Doguet Simon, PHARMD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 715 1st Ave, Kinder, LA 70648 Phone: 337-738-2614 |
Maureen Cormier, PHARMD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 715 1st Ave, Kinder, LA 70648 Phone: 337-738-2614 |
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Research Roundup: Heart disease and disability; Medicaid and health reform, mental illness
Urban Institute/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: The Health Status Of New Medicaid Enrollees Under Health Reform - Using the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, authors of this paper found "strong evidence that those who will enroll [in Medicaid after 2014] are likely to be healthier than nondisabled adults currently enrolled in Medicaid ... There is, however, a high likelihood of adverse selection - the least healthy and older among the new eligibles will be more likely to enroll.
700 scientists to present new information on smell and taste at AChemS 32nd annual meeting
The Association for Chemoreception Sciences (AChemS), a US-based scientific organization, is holding its 32nd annual meeting. About 700 scientists are gathering to present new information on the role of smell and taste in disease, nutrition and social interactions in humans as well as animals. Smell and taste play essential roles in our daily lives. These chemical senses serve as important warning systems, alerting us to the presence of potentially harmful situations or substances, including gas leaks, smoke, and spoiled food.
New database answers question: How healthy is your county?
A new database compares the health of the more than 3,000 counties in the U.S.
Decision-making process may occur in localized region of the prefrontal cortex
While eating lunch you notice an insect buzzing around your plate. Its color and motion could both influence how you respond. If the insect was yellow and black you might decide it was a bee and move away. Conversely, you might simply be annoyed at the buzzing motion and shoo the insect away. You perceive both color and motion, and decide based on the circumstances. Our brains make such contextual decisions in a heartbeat.
New review on the epidemiology of various parasitic diseases in Malaysia
Malaysia is facing many challenges caused by various parasitic pathogens. The lack of awareness among disadvantaged populations such as the Orang Asli community and the dependency on foreign workers has led to an influx of immigrants to Malaysia from countries endemic with various parasitic diseases.
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