Pharmacists in Independence, MI Accepting Medicare
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 Youlanda Savaya Pharmacist - Pharmacist Clinician (PhC)/ Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5756 Clarkston Rd, Independence, MI 48348 Phone: 248-620-2761 |
 Luciano Narkaj, PHARMD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5529 Sashabaw Rd, Independence, MI 48346 Phone: 248-620-6663 |
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Study provides insights into climate, social factors that trigger dengue outbreaks
Researchers at Upstate Medical University, in collaboration with a team of international investigators studying dengue fever, have discovered new information on climate drivers of the disease and social risk factors that may be contributing to its spread, according to two scientific papers recently published in BMC Infectious Disease and BMC Public Health, open access, peer-reviewed online journals.
Senate vote on abortion amendment - a major hurdle to health bill - could occur today
The Washington Post reports that lawmakers in the Senate began consideration Monday "of an amendment to restrict abortion coverage" and a vote is expected today. The provision, "co-sponsored by Sens. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.) and Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah), would bar individuals who receive federal insurance subsidies from purchasing private policies that cover elective abortions. It also would ban abortion coverage under a government plan" (Murray, 12/8).
Debate focuses on cost for coverage mandates
The Democratic reform proposals in Congress mandate that people have health insurance and provide for different levels of government subsidies, which causes debate on how much people should pay for their health care. NPR reports on the bill released Wednesday by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus: "The latest bill, however, provides less generous subsidies, which could make it harder for middle-class families to afford the mandatory insurance."
Scientists receive $6.4 million NSF grant to study smell navigation
A team of scientists, including a UC Berkeley pioneer in odor mapping, has received a $6.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation to dig deeper into how humans and animals navigate by using their sense of smell and converting odors into spatial information.
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