Pharmacists in Park Hills, MO Accepting Medicare

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Bonita L Freeman, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 301 T J Stewart Dr, Park Hills, MO 63601 Phone: 573-431-8537    Fax: 573-431-2514

Mrs. Patricia Ann Hoehn, R.PH. Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 301 T J Stewart Dr, Park Hills, MO 63601 Phone: 573-431-8537    Fax: 573-431-2514

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Study: Population aging likely to end in China, USA, and Germany

Population aging could peak by 2040 in Germany and by 2070 in China, according to a new study published in the journal PLOS ONE, which combines new measures of aging with probabilistic population projections from the UN. In the USA, the study shows very little population aging at all in the coming century.

AVAC report outlines science-based agenda for ending AIDS epidemic

AVAC's annual report, titled "AVAC Report 2011: The End?," "is intended as a vision and a challenge to the field, and a first step in holding all of us - civil society, researchers, governments, and funders - accountable for progress" toward ending AIDS, according to the AVAC website (12/22).

Variety of food or lack of puts autistic kids at risk for poor nutrition

The strong preference kids with autism have for certain foods places them at risk for nutritional deficiencies because their diets lack sufficient variety, according to research from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center at this year's Pediatric Academic Societies meeting in Baltimore.

Crocus plant to provide a tumor killing "smart bomb"

According to the latest research, a drug derived from plant extracts could wipe out tumors in a single treatment with minimal side effects. Scientists have turned a chemical found in crocuses into a ‘smart bomb' that targets cancerous tumors. The advantage is that healthy tissue is unharmed, reducing the odds of debilitating side effects. And unlike other side effect-free drugs, it is able to kill off more than one type of the disease, including breast, prostate, lung and bowel cancer. Potentially, all solid tumours could be vulnerable to drugs developed this way, meaning it could be used against all but blood cancers.

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