Pharmacists in Vienna, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Jennifer Renae Berhorst, PHARM D Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 606 Highway 63 S, Vienna, MO 65582 Phone: 573-422-6400 Fax: 573-422-6403 |
Dr. Rachel Martin, PHARMD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 606 Highway 63, Vienna, MO 65582 Phone: 573-422-6400 |
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FORMA Therapeutics closes Series B financing to a total of $25.5 million
FORMA Therapeutics today announced that it has closed on a Series B financing that raised a total of $25.5 million. The round was led by new investor Lilly Ventures, with participation from existing investors Novartis Option Fund and Bio*One Capital of Singapore.
Large international study finds new risk genes for hay fever
In a large international study involving almost 900,000 participants, researchers from the University of Copenhagen and COPSAC have found new risk genes for hay fever. It is the largest genetic study so far on this type of allergy, which affects millions of people around the world.
MHN forms Men's Health Caucus to improve health and well-being of men
Men's Health Network is pleased to announce the formation of a Men's Health Caucus in official relations with the American Public Health Association. As an active participant of the APHA Annual Meeting for many years we have seen growing interest and excitement generated around the need and desire to form a Men's Health Caucus and we are happy to see it come to fruition.
Philips introduces new lung screening solution at RSNA 2014
Royal Philips today introduced a new lung screening solution designed to offer health care providers a faster and more definitive pathway to lung cancer detection and treatment. Making its debut at the 2014 Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting in Chicago this week, this total solution is comprised of products and services that enable health care providers to implement and manage a comprehensive computed tomography (CT) lung screening program which tracks and guides patients across the health continuum.
Super committee ends work without a deal; Automatic cuts take effect in 2013
A special congressional committee created to try to curb the national debt abandoned its work and conceded failure Monday. ... Although Republicans offered to raise taxes by $300 billion over the next decade, they insisted on conditions that all but guaranteed that the wealthy would not be hit hard. And Democrats refused to agree to deep cuts in spending on health care for the poor and the elderly unless the rich were forced to make greater sacrifices.
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